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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-07
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN cHANcERY

BETTY LII SINS, Plaintiff n. m,.,,
JOHN SINS. p.f.nd.n,
A. q session Of said Court held al the
Court House in the City Of Detroit. in said
County. on the 18th day Of September, AID.
1914.
Present: The Hon
JAMES Z. cHENoT
Circuit Judge.
In this cause, ~ appearing BY affidavit
hereto attached. that the defendant, John
Sims. cannot be served by process issued
out Of this Court. a. he 10 not resident
Of the State OF hiohirsn, but that he re.
sides IN the City OF Cincinnati. State oil
Ohio
On motion Of RoI borough and Tslisfeuo
Attorneys for the plaintiff.
IT 10 ORDERED that the defendant, John
Sims. appear and snsver the bill Of com
plant filed in this cause, within thres
months from the date Of this order. or that
said bill be taken a. confessed snd tina,
| this order be sent 10 the defendant - hi,
| last known address. by registered mail and
| " not received that the same be published
| in the Michigan Chronicle scoordins TO Law
JANIS Z. cHEEoT
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
cAsPAR J LfSeEMAN Clerk
| BY Dan vsjcik, Deputy Clerk
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In this cause. IL appearing 10 the court
Nv affidavit heerto attached that chancery
summons has been issued out and undeI
the seal Of this court. for the appearance
Of the defendant. and that the same conio
net Dc served on or before the return DAY
thereof for the reason that said defendant,
b,inr 4 resident Of the City Of Detroit.
County Of Wayne and State Of Michigan.
~.. concealed therein, and ssid chanoery
summons has been returned with the certifi
cate thereon endorsed. showing that alter
eilisent search and inquiry, said defendant
could not be served in said State Of Hichi'
gan. on or before the return day thereof :
Therefore, on motion Of koxborcuEh ana
Tshafsrre. Attorneys for the Plaintiff,
1T 10 oNDEnED that said Mary Alder
son eauss her appearance TO b entered IN
shn cause, within three months from the
date Of this srdsr and In case Of her ap
psarsnos. shs cause her answer 70 TIT
SlsintiR's bill Of complaint to be hled, an
q copy thereof to be servsd upon the At
tcrneys for the plaintiff. within 20 day
after service upon her Of copy Of sai'
bill and notice Of fhis order. and thai II
default thereof, the said bill Be tahen o.
eenfessed BY the said defendant.
IT n FURTHER UNDERSTOOD that
copy Of this order be published In th,
Miehisaa chronieiA and ssrvsd. according
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN
Circuit Juds'
A True Copy
cAsPAR J. LiNGEMAN, Clerk
~ THos. d. CABLE. Deputy Clerk
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
In THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
MAR6ARET HOWARD. Plaintiff
I.x.s HOWARD p,t.oa.n, NO. ''A'S''
Al Q session Of said Court held at I'll.
Court House In the City Of Detroit in SAID
County. on the 5th day Of September. AID.
1914.
present! The Hon
WILLIAM IpIEnMAN

Court House in the City Of Detroit in said
County, ON the 5th day Of September. AID,
1914.
present! The Hon
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN
Circuit Judge.
In this cause, IL appearing TO the court
sy AFFIDAVIT hereto aetaobed that chancery
the seal OF this Court for the appearance Of
tns defendant. and that came could not be
served on or before the return day thereof,
for the reason that said defendant, being
Q resident d the City of Detroit. County
Of Wayne and State Of Michigan, was con-
eealsd therein, and said chsncsry summons
has been returned with the certificate
thereon endorsed. showing that after dingent
search and inquiry. said defendant could
not be served in said State Of Michigan, on
or before the return day thereof;
On motion Of Roxborough and Taliaferre.
Attorneys Tor the Plaintiff,
IT is ORDERED that James Howard,
cause his appearance TO be entered in this
court within three months from the date
Of this order. and in case Of his appear
ancs he cause his answer TO the plaintiff .
bill Of complaint to be filed, and . copy
thereof to be served on the attorneys for
the pnintiff, within 20 days after service
upon MN Of Q copy Of the bill Of com
plant and notice Of this order. and that
IN default thereof. the said bill be taken
1T 10 FURTHER ORDERED that q copy
Of this order b. published in tn. Michissn
Chronicle, and served, according to Law.
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN,
Circuit Judge
cAsPAR J. LINeEMAN. Clerk
By A. Z. Houvitt. Deputy Clerk
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Mrs. Ossis Brock Roundirss.
wife of the Rev. Charles L.
Roundiree. pastor OF Bray Tenn.
pie CINE church. Pontiac. left
for Washington. D. c.. last week
where she will begin a period
OF training at the American
university to prepare herself
for her current appointment as
an assistant program director
for foreign service with the
American Red Cross. Mrs.
Roundtree had been with the
Office of Price. Administration
as stenosrapher for IS months.
She is graduate of Rust col
lese. Holly Springs. Miss.
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LEGAL NOTICE

STATE OF MICHIGAN
In THI CIRCUIT COURT fok ThL
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN cHANCEAY
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WILLIE No. SCI osS
Mary xIpIlsoN, Defendant

en.r, pnp,s IN the City Of Detroit. In said
ocunty, on the 18th day Of August. a. D.
ie4t.
Present; The Hen.
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN
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eA..A, Tn 17se GSs.s ei-.
~ THOMAS =. ckBLI Deputy clers.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN rHE CIRCUIT COURT ron
TIE COUNTY OF vAYEE
IN cHAEcTRY

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN IAE cIncuIT COURT ron
THE COUNTY OF vAYSI
IN cHAECEHY
srrvt nArrs' ri.i''in y. $50 -,
pIsrEnoNIA RAVES. p.f.nd,nt
A. . sessiea Of said Court held a. N,
Court House IN the City Of Detroit. In sid
County, on the 18th dsy Of august, AID,
Present, IN. H.r-
HoBEnI n. IoHs
Circuit Judr.
7. this esu,. On reading and fling the
affidavit hereto attached. from which ~
sppssrs that the defendant 10 not o fsti.
dsnt Of the State Of Mehifsn. but that
her last tnevr address 10 70. Boz ib
1slinlah, Madison Parish. Lcuisisns;
Therefore. on melton II Jseksob ant
Powell, Attorneys for the Plaintiff,
IT 10 oRDEnEp that the defendant sr
pear In this cause. within three month,
frem the date Of this order. or that saic
bill 81 complaint b tstsn ss confessed
sbt that true copy Of this order BE- servec
ppss the dsfsndant By resistsred natl sne
N net received, that the same Be pub
iishst In any nevspsper published and cir
eulstins IN the County Of Wayne, sooordins
RosERI ~ TONS
Circuit Judr'
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN IKE CIRCUIT COURT T0x THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANcERY
MAMIE LxoNA WALKER, plaintiff
W. No. 3s3-s7l

xAxIx LEoSA WALKER. plaintiff -,
ylEExXx WALKER. defendant
AZ q session Of said Court held At the
County Building In the city Of Dexsit,
county Of Wayne and State Of Michigan.
on this 1th day Of August. AID. lsh.
Present. Tie Hon.-
JOSEPH A. noYNIHAN
Circuit Judge.
II 10 satistActorly sppsaIing from tia
afdavit Of the Plaintiff on ale in the
sbove-entitied csuss-that the Defendant,
freeman Walker, 10 not . IsAidsnt Of ihs
State. but that he does reside at No. l$o
Gsrhsid Avenue in the City Of Columbus.
County OF Trspklis and State of Ohio.
On motion Of Julian W. Perry. Attor-
sey for the Plaintiff,
IT 10 ORDERED that freeman Walker
appear and answer the Bill Of Complaint
fled IN this cause within three 90 months
from the date Of this Order or said Bill
wall BE- taken as confessed against him.
And II 10 FURTHER ORDERED that
. copy Of sAid Order Be ssnt 70 the last
known address Of the said Defendant, BY
registered mail, and In case no Registered
return receipt, signed BY the Defendant, 10
received, that this ordsr bs published a.
JosEPH A. MoYHIHAN
Circuit Judge.
4 True Copy
cAePAN J. LIEGEMAN Clerk
~ A. HAhGREAvEs. Deputy Clerk.
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W No. se4, tSe
Appu HODGE. Defendant
AZ q session Of said Court held al the
Court House in the City Of Detroit, in said
County, on the aoth day Of August. AID.
leA Present; The Hon-
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN
Circuit iudre.
n tAis cause. n appearing By sfhdsyit
hereto attached, that the defendant, Addie
Hodge. cannot be served by process issued
cut Of this court. she 10 not o resident
ef the State Of Michigan, but that she re.
sides in the City Of Dsrmett, State Of Ar.
Kansas.
On melton Of Robert :. Evans. Attorney
foY the Plaintiff.
IT 10 ORDERED that th. defendant,
Addie Moore, appear and answer the bill
Of complaint fied in this cause. within
th-es months from the date Of this order
q that said bill be taken q, confessed, and
G1At this order be sent 70 the defendant by
Sefstered msn 20 her last known address,
and II not received. that thit order be
published In any newtps per published and
circulating in the County Of wayne. &C
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN
Circuit judge
True Copy
cAsYAH y. IfEGIHAr Clerk
~ THOMAn n CARII DAINTY Clerk
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
II THE CIRCUIT COURT ToR
THE COUNTY or WAYNE
IN CHAfCEHY

THOMAS HODGE. plaintiff
ApDu Aoper. p.t.na.a. 10 ''''''
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
Il. v. DURLING
ON THE SIDE

completed its research 10 de-
termine why so many SUCCESS
full and outstanding men marry
their secretaries. In the mean
while, don't fail 10 have your
daughter learn stenography.
HNTOTE you say celebrated
" entertainment star who
was rejected and put in AZ be-
cause OF a punctured ear drum
felt badly because he could not
get I'm the service and do his
Bit" writes a Californian. "He
still can get into uniform II he
tries. The son OF my neighbor
was rejected because OF a rup-
tured ear drum but he kept
trying TO enlist and was finally
accepted for limited service. I
also know OF young man with
one eye who managed 10 enlist
for nOn-cOmbatant service"
A business publication says
that going begging" is a u. S.
post office job paying 1920 a
year This Job consists Of read
ing magazines and literature 10
determine If publications con-
tain any obscene matter
When We uncovered a grand
mother OF % years of age in
Santa Monica, Cal, we thought
We had found the eeHHtF5yAs
youngest grandma. Bat not so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
THESE DAYS
BY GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY-

SCIENTISTS who experiment
~ in laboratories on mice and
guinea pigs approach the appli-
cation of their techniques upon
humans cautiously. The expert
ment might kill.
The political and social scien-
fist disregards the cautious APP
proach. He thinks his great
thoughts, gathers his volumes of
statistics, debates with similarly
minded colleagues and leaps at
vast experimentation upon the
lives Of millions of human be-
ings.
AS long az il remains talkey-
talk, little harm comes of IT; but
in government office, tn csc
votaries of a nebulous science
commit marvels of confusion.
They become certain Of their
premise and positive as to the
eventual results.
No one can disprove their con-
illusions, for no one now alive
will be among the living when
their full effects raise people
to glorious heights or reduce
them to poverty.
GREAT and lasting constitu-
" tons governing people for
centuries were not written by
such scientists. They are the
products of the slow evolution
of peoples away from slavery to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29

the ruler and the owner of their
bodies and their products.
Both the British and Ameri-
can constitutions are the planets
OF such an evolution-slowly, la
boriously, shifting with each
trial and each error, growing in
clarity as the people grow more
assured in their freedoms.
What we call the capitalist
System-individual enterprise
the + & h [ of the individual to
control and use his earnings-is
still evolving out of the oppres-
sions Of slavery.
This way of life has actually
be- n attempted in its current
form by very small part of the
hu m a n race, principally in
Europe and in parts of the
Americas.
1t has only recently APP
preached the edges of Asia and
has hardly taken hold there. 1t
has only developed TO any full
ness in Africa in those parts
which belong to the British
Empire.
4 Ii attacks upon the Repub-
"A lican form of government as
expressed in parliamentary or,
in this country, congressional
government, have led to the
tyranny Of dictatorship. Human
beings can live in tyranny, but
not with even a vestige Of
freedom.
Goods can be produced in the
socialized economy which tyr
amy fosters but not without the
sacrifice of all human liberty.
Tyranny breeds slavery.
Only constitutional represen-
tative government by means of
a congress or a parliament safe
guards the liberties of a people.
This never means an end to
all injustice. 1t never means
equality even of opportunity. 1t
never means that there will not
be the too wealthy or the too
poor. the greedy or the needy.
1t does mean that there will
be less injustice, more equality,
greater opportunity for the
individual and an accent upon
liberty. 1t does not mean utopia:
it does mean an evolution
upward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29

Dear Erin, hon stOeetly thy
green bosom zisest
An emerald set IN the ring Of
the sea,
Each blade Of thy meddoWs, M
faithful heart prizes,
Thou Queen Of the West, the
Uorlds cushiG-md-chree.
John Philpot Curran.
Cushla-ma-chree means "dar-
ling of my heart" If I'm not
mistaken, And l could be.
An ENTHUSIASTIC pipe
"A smoker, now in the L. 6.
navy. tells me has 90 pipes. His
wife, who is young and good
looking. Is also a pipe smoker.
When this man is at home his
wife and himself spend their
evenings playing cribbage and
enjoying their pipes.
Another highly successful and
wealthy man who married his
secretary is Erwin Uiehlein Of
Milwaukee. President of one of
the worlds largest brewerieS,
L lie n tefu was one OF Nit
waukee'S most eligible bach
elors. The bride whose maiden
name was Marie Zarwell, had
been his secretary for four
years.
Our Mules e. Men department
Is hard at work but has not yet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29

Mrs. Delma Adams of Quinton,
Okla, became a grandmother az
the age Of p years 2 months
and 20 days.
THERE were women in the
Il u. S. Navy in World War /.
They were called Yeomanettes.
I knew a Yeomanette who be-
came a totally disabled war vet
eran and spent the rest of her
life in military hospitals. She
was one Of the most courageous
women l ever met. She never
complained Of her illness. But
once in awhile she would say:
isn't II too bad how quickly
war veterans are forgotten? ?"
Strangely enough, her name
was JOY
Earl Carpenters crew was
playing another benefit show on
VIII ic h a Hollywood star APP
peared Carpenters music
Ito bring him on was a zippy
tempo'd Who The actor
manned it all over the place
lstayed on for what seemed for
ever and laid an omelet &.
II. G. Gardiner, the drummer.
received a note from one Of the
sax tooters. II read: "We played
him on with Who Why not
take him eff with Why 2 a -
Distributed By King Features synd., Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
ON BROADWAY

TO report was Mahoney'S re-
tort whenever dopes ask him 10
say something comical. He re-
plies.
Belly Button"
Raymond Paige relays this
excerpt from a V-mail letter.
Two soldiers on the Anzio
beachhead were discussing the
home front.
II hear" said one, "the folks
are fighting over our vote"
"Mebbe," said the other,
they'd like IL IL we all came
home for the election"
EORBIDDEN Fruit Saga:
L Louise McIIenry relays the
complete text of a toast that
recently appeared here in part.
II follows Here's 10 the mo-
ments that are stolen and
stealing is certainly wrong. But
after those moments are stolen
W " NUN W. AllfN lFdilN W.
long? For if my wife ne'er
comes 10 claim them and your
husband ne'er makes a fuss -
Let's hold our heads up proudly
and say they belong to.us 49,.
For If you had bushels Of apples,
and left them alone 20 rot
And a nelghbor came by and ate
them - would you blame him?
Certainly not, For apples
were m q Q 10 be eaten - and
moments are made for delight.
And that's what wei tell our
conscience If il keeps us awake
tonight
BROADWAY Story His name
- is Harvey Grant, and those
who have enjoyed his thruShing
believe he is another Sinatra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
THE WORLD REVIEW


TIIE course Of this war In Eu-
rope and in the Pacific re-
quires a reconsideration OF its
fundamental strategy.
There has been a marked dis
position TO consider these two
struggles as a single war, but II
is not a single war in the sense
that the overthrow OF Germany
would bring the immediate col
lapse Of Japan, or that the de-
feat of Japan would occasion
the unconditional surrender Of
Germany.
This is sufficiently indicated
by the overall strategy Of the
war, early agreed upon by Pres
ident Roosevelt and Prime Min
lister Churchill.
Their decision was that the
primary effort would be di-
rected against Hitler and that
the forces of both Great Britain
and the United States should be
combined TO that end and the
offensive against Japan would
be deferred until the continent
Of Europe was rescued from the
evil clutches Of the Nazi Party.
THERE was some strong dis
Il sent from this strategy. but
on the whole, public opinion
went along with il. Certainly
this is true as 10 Great Britain,
and largely true as TO the United
States.
Forecasts were made that,
after the defeat Of the German
armies in Europe, continuance
OF warfare against Japan for as
much as two years would be
necessary before that arrogant,
far eastern empire could be
humbled.
The war has not proceeded
altogether in accordance with
this expectation. The possibility
now arises that Japan, rather
than Germany, may be the first
enemy to be defeated.
At any rate, this stage Of the
war calls for a re-estimate Of
the comparative, powers of re-
sistance of the German and
Japanese peoples.
Both are now on the defen-
sive; both are suffering defeats.
although these reverses are only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
One Word Led to Another
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER-

I want you to stop what YOU doing minute and
look at today Don't try to postpone and play double
header tomorrow
What's the date? It's February the Doth. Why?
Why isn't it March the first?
Because fellow made mistake couple Of thousand
years ago the weather. He left out the
the lunar the sidereal Having failed to touch
second base in chronology he just kept going and hoped
nobody would notice it.
SO the Doth Of February doesn't belong here at all.
1t is not day. 1t is patch.
1t three meals you must buy. 1t means
another nights hotel bill you must pay It's not even
holiday.
If you in the army, the navy any other job you
get reimbursed by the MONTH you've got TO work today
free. It's what they call lagniappe in New Orleans.
What person asked for this annoying encore on wet,
cold month?
like a 28-day February. have learned to divide
everything by four except pair Of shoes.
The only thing that makes it little better on the
Doth that the landlord has take the chin
"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-29
Answer TO Question No. I

II did not prove so in the case
OF The Duke of Windsor hut /
think his case was an exception.
The deepest passion in human
nature, especially masculine ma
ture. IS the passion for self as
Ser'ion. power. Importance. Men
will give up love Of woman,
home, children, even life, 10
secure il. Even mans love for
woman is partly mixed up with
his desire for power and mas
terry. Many women have aided
men in their struggle for power
but as a rule they are cast aside
II they stand in the way
Answer to Question No. ?
When Dad continually harpS
on what a hard struggle he had
in bOyhood, worked his way
through his school. patched his
pants. cooked his food, etc, he
may think ne is trying 10 teach
his children economy and cour-
age. but in reality he is trying
10 impress them with what a
whale Of an old sea horse he is
now and what a grand kid he
was. An occasional Renaissance
won't do any harm, but If he
ribs IL In. the children soon see
through The old mans egotism
and take IT as a bore or a joke.