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No. 36l. y3i
0RDFR ar PUBLICATION

ORDER or PUBLICATION
AT session OF said Court held
az the Court House IN the CITY OF
Detroit. A. The Court House. Coun-
~ Of Wayne. State OF Michigan.
Sth day OF September 1914.
Present The Honorable VII
LfAA FRIEDMAN. Circuit Judge.
II appearing from AFFIDAVIT on
Gle that the defendant, Ella Hud-
son Crier. is a nonresident OF this
state but residet az No. l30 North
JEFFERSON street. Dublin. state OF
Georgia. United states Of America.
II is ordered that Ella Hudson
Grier the Defendant. appear and
answer the hill OF Complaint flied
IN this cause on the Sth day OF
September. 1871. within three
months from the date OF this order
10 wit. >fh day OF December, 1914
or that said Dill Of Complaint will
5 taken as confessed against the
said Defendant. tlla Hudson Grier.
IL S inriher ordered THAI copy
% this order De pGh'..shcd in The
Detroit Tribune a ne~spsp per
printed and circulating in said
County 81 Wayne state OF Michi-
gan and also that copy OF this
order he sent by registered mail
io sand Defendant AZ 40 ZEE North
jefferson Sucet. Dublin. Georgia.
lisa
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN
Circuit Judg
"a Tspe copy
CASuAR j LlNCEMAN Clark.
Ry ELIZABETH HOLDEN.
Deputy Geek e-e3-ii-f.
-N 'oToRED ~ Dti----
william G. smith. Attorney
60. =. Adams
STATS or MICHIGAN in TIC
Circuit Court FOR the County Of
WasNe IA Chanccry
CtpRON y BARMORE Plaintiff
AS KATY nARNORE Defendant
NJ. 3GG.'50
ORDER or PUBLICATION
A session o. said Court held
az tho uCri House Ia The CTS
~ nsfrof. October l3 1914
Present Tile Honorable Shef-
man y Cfi.onder. Circuit Jaagc
satisfactory proof by aifidasi,
lafiNs ueea flied with this Court
'howius fhst The said defendant
ha'r BJnofc Is not = rcsirsnt ~
ihs STATE ~ Miehisan bat resides
tt fs Center street. Bowling
trefr ksptutky
on motion ot Niiiam c Smith.
arorney fos ne plaintiff.
IN Is ORDERED ihai the said
defendant apn.ar and az wer The
hii 81 complain, iilod IN this
taiso within three months from
'he DATE ~ this order OF The said
hlll ~ complaint will be taken as
confessed against her and il is
furihsr ordered that copy OF
ihis ordsr he personally served
npon ilie defendant by registered
mai' 0iih a return receipt de-
uandei aud THAT copy Of this
order be published according to
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SHERMAN d CALENDER
Circuit judge
a True foptl
CASPER J. LlNGENAN. Clerk
By DAN wOJICk.
Deputy Clerk 1927 1872. l944
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NO. s6f.966
ORDLR or PUBLICATION

Al a session OF said Court held
at the Court House in the City OF
Detroit on the 25th day OF August,
AID. 1914.
Present: Hon. ROBERT NJ.
TOMS Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by Affidavit
showing that II cannot be ascer-
tanned in what State or Country
the defendant now resides and his
present whereabouts Is unknown
that his last place OF residence
was the CRY OF Detroit, State OF
Michigan
ON MOTION OF CHESTER
SMITH Attorney for Lille valen-
tine, plaintiff herein.
1T Is ORDERED that the said
defendant. JOHN W. VALENTINE.
enter his appearance in said cause
on or before three 90 months
from The date OF this order. or the
Bill of Complaint may be taken as
confessed and that order be pub
lished and a Copy thereof served
upon defendant JOHN W. NALEN~
TINE. personally or by registered
mail as required by Law.
ROBERT NJ. TONS.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copyl
CASPAR J. LiNGEMAN. Clerk.
by LEO BURKE.
Deputy Clerk i0-7 MIS-. 1914.
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LEGAL NOTlCES

Complaint filed in this ca
In three t3l months from - slA.
OF this Order. or said Bii, ,.' usa
plant viii be taken as eo ~ son'
against her. '0aIessa
1T is FURTHER opnvn
that copy OF this Order -Atn
lished according TO law. n ~ n "
'ro't Tribune. a newspaper ~ ~ y
published. and circulating +, S''a'S
County; and also that "n
this order be sent by 10y sSs =
mail 10 tlfe last known nos 1870 a.'t
address OF the defendant sslS aug
dress being 1874 Cardonl nv nv a.
Michigan. Dsuol
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN
"a True Copy '.'ss
CASPAR J. LINCEMAN cls,.
BY c y FITZGERALD
Deputy Clerk. %, :,
- coLoRED ItD.l
Attorneys Simmons and Rim
ss5 6ratiof Ave.
STATE OF MlCHlGAN IN
Circuit Court for the Coup,v
Wayne in Chanccry
MARGARET JEAN JouNso~
Plaintiff, vs. KARI. Srrw,ess
JOHNSON. Defondan, AM
no. 5j6,i63
Az session OF said Conf ~.
az the Court House in the en-,
Detroit. on he thiriecnth day !,
September, AID. 1854
Present Honorable wIlJls
FRIEDMAN. Circuit Judge
In this cause Ii appearing ,,,-
affidavit on file that after dili,.a
search and inquiry Il cannot NJ =
ccrtained In what State or Comm,
the defendant resides
ON MOTION or SIMMONS Avn
BlBB. attorneys for plaintiff
1T is ORDERED THAT ,o,
OF this Order be published aees-s.
ing TO law In The Detoit Trihw,
and also that a copy Of this o-s.,
be sent by registered mail 10 aa
defendant at his last known N.
dress. to-wit. 6SSN ST. ysr,,
Street, Louisville Kentucky
WILLIAM FRIEDNAX
Circuit latg,
CASPAR J fINGEMAN CLERK
BY DAN WOJClK.
Deputy Clerk. s.gs-u.,
-NO1E 30, ,-
Simmons & Bibhs. attorneys
81 erailrl
STATE or MlCliGAN n "a,
Sircnit couri q i.c county 4
WAYNE IN Chanccrv
ISABEL lioRTON Plaintiff q
IN HORTON. Dc a4tet
No. 3GG,9lS
A, a session % Casf' hpll
az the Court House in the City Il
Detroit. on the l1ia day OF Otiob.
or. 1874 AID
Present, Honorable GEORGE
j. MURPHY Circuit ludgo
In this cause il appearing from
affidavit on file that after dlA.
gent search md inquiry q cannot
be asccrtained IN what State Or
Country the defcr9an' resides
on MOTION OF SIMMONS AND |
BIBB. ATTORNEYS FOR plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED THAT a COPY
OF the order be published accord.
ing TO law in the Detroit Tribune
and also that a eopy az this Ord.
or be sent ny registered mail 70
said defendant a. MS last kaovr
address. TO wit 2sol East ;sh
street. Cleveland, Ohio
GEORGE - MURPHY,
Cirvl judge
a True Copy
CASPER J. LINGEMA> Cork
BY LEO wOJICk.
Deputy Clerk. 10 sl-l..s
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II COLORFD JrDCE-
Chas. Campbell. Attorney
.s.sSl Erskine

.SSl Erskine
STATE OF MlsHIGAN Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne in
Chancery.
HELEN MILLER. Plaintiff rs.
EMIL BUTLER. Defendant.
NJ. 36i,gO5
AZ a session OF said court held
In the city Of Detroit. Sept S.
1914.
Present The Hon. WILLIAM
FRIEDMAN. Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing by az
iidavit on filc that the defendant is
not a resident OF the State of Mich
isan but resides at Tallahassee.
Florida. in care OF the Grey Hound
Bus Terminals
II is ordered that he appear In
this cause within three months
from the date Of this Order. or the
Bill Of Complaint filed herein may
be taken as confessed: and that
this order be served and published
according TO law. and copy there
OF mailed 10 the defendant at his
last known address.
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN.
Circuit Judge.
CA True Copy
CASPAR j. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
BY Elizabeth Holder.
Deputy Clerk lO-7-l Ills. 1914
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Attorney Chas. II. Berry,
l3Os Rroadwav

Attorney Chas. r. Berry,
1905 Broadway
STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
ALTO IVY. Plaintiff vs. SNL-
VESTER IVY Defendant.
No. 35l.S1s
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session OF said Court held
in the City OF Detroit. Wayne Coun-
~. Michigan on Sept. /. 1914
Present Honorable WILLIAM
FRIEDMAN. Circuit Judge.
Il appearing TO this Honorable
Court from affidavit On file that
the defendan, is resident OF this
State. and that process for her APP
pearancc has been duly issued. and
that the same could not be served
ksoreason OF her absence from. or
conccalmeni within this State. or
by reason OF her continued absence
from her place OF residence.
On Motion OF Charles b. Berry.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
TT Is ORDERED that Sylvester
Ivy appear In answer to the Bill o
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Amer 4. Tatkcn. Attorney
32lO Monterey Avenue

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Conrt for the County OF
Wayne in Chencery.
FRANCIS J. FINN. Plaintiff, VS..
VIVIAN 4. FINN Defendant
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tOl.piit - ~ bt.l.----
ba>. y. Berry. ATTY.
I3u~ llroa,iaay

rfATF On MICHIGAN In N
ffAt COMET !or ne County OF
Wayne 81 Cnanef
VIRGINIA. ALEXANDER plar-
mi ST. WILLIAM ALEXANDER.
IltfrnNnrf
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SHERMAN D CALENDER
W. I. Patrick. Sra Attorney
1904 NJ. Antoine II.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
tireui, Court Tor the County OF
WAYNE in Chancery.
ELLA MAE BRONSON. Plain
tin SIS WILLIE LEE BRONSON.
Dcfcndanf
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Abner A. Iatken, Attorney
52I0 Monterey Avenue

STATE OF MICHIGAN In the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne In Chancery.
ALONzO COLBERT. Plaintiff.
VS.. DAISY l.. COLBERT. Defen-
danf.
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Harold 3. Blcdsoe. itly.
1905 Broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN in thc
Circuit Court for me County Of
Wayne lD Chsnfery
ARTHUR CAMPBELL Plainfi1
Vs. CLIO CAMPBELL. Defendant.
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". T. Patrick. Sra Attorney
1901 NJ. Antoine II.

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for The County OF
Wayne IN Chancery.
WILLIE LEE EFFlNGER Plain
tin vs. JAMES EFFINGER. Defen-
dana
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LEGAL NOTICES

G. True Copy
cASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
by DAN WOJCIK.
Deputy CLERK io-ii-ii-2S. 1874
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40. 3es..70
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION

At a session Of said Court held IN
the Courthouse at the City OF De-
trOit. County OF Wayne. State Of
Michigan on the twelfth day OF
September. 1914.
Present: The Hon. WILLIAM
FIR IEDMAN. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
showing that the defendant is a
resident OF this State OF Michigan
and that process for her appear
lnce has been duly Issued but the
same could not be served by rea-
son Of her absence from the state
or concealment therein and that il
cannot be asccrtained in what
state or Country the defendant
now resides.
1T is ORDERED that the said
defendant. Daisy l.. Colbert. enter
her appearance in said cause on or
before three t3l months from the
date Of this order or the Bill OF
Complaint Will be taken as con-
fessed and that the said Order be
published and served by register
cd mail as required by law.
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
CASPAR J LlNGEMAN. Clerk.
BY DAN WOJCIK.
Deputy Clerk. 9-30-ll-1l, 1914
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No. 3Gs.97O
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION

At session OF said Court held
in the Courthouse at the City Of
Detroit. County Of Wayne. State Of
Michigan on the 2lst day OF Sep
TENDER. 1874
Present; The Honorable JAMES
+ CHENOT. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by AFFIDAVIT.
showing that the defendant is
resident OF this State OF Michigan
and that process for her appear
ance has been duly issued but the
same could not be served by reason
OF her absence from the State or
conccalment therein and that II
cannot be ascertained in what
State or Country the defendant
now resides.
III Is ORDERED that the said
defendant. vivian r. Finn. enter
her appearance In said cause on or
before three Ga months from the
date OF this Order or the Bill OF
Complaint will be taken as con-
fcssed and that the said Order be
published and served by registered
mail as required by law
JAMES r. CHENOT.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
CASPAR j. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
by DAN WOJCIK.
Deputy Clerk 10-14-i1-2 1914
---A COIoRED Dol
Ahner A. Taken. Attorney
35iO Monterey Avenue
STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chanccry.
RAYMOND c. DANE. Plaintiff,
vs.. MARTHA DANE. Defendant.
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tTt or NfltIiGtN lN fAo
a fo lie toan,y ~
W,a Casl
fUsIu 4 POPLAR. F,ainl.n "a
Iit.iA YypLA Defendant,
No. s5i.iIs
ORDER ui ~ kIItAIION
SAID coGt held
fae 'he ci'y u
fi4'o Anry ara state
.4e .n Au4usi 1884
p-..tt, 81 no,able Guy A
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0n sssaias aaa alma lie alta Il.
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sA.e AZ sn County ot
uag.s t. t.e service
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aHiaz ,ho .,.r,i1n ms
b,rse.,.
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LEGAL NOTICES

CASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
By ARTHUR ID. JONES.
Deputy Clerk. i0-ii-ii-95. i9tf
-A coLoRgD JtDcE-.
chester Smith. Attorney
9ii Gratiot
STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
LILLE VALENTINE. Plaintiff.
. JOHN W. VALENTINE. Defen-
dant.
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William G. smith. Attorney
60. =. Adams

STATS or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court FOR the County OF
WasNe IA Chanccry
CtpRON y, BARMORE Plaintiff
as KATY nARNORE Defendant
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Attorneys Simmons and Rim
AZ Grniinf A.. -

STATE OF MIcHlGAN IN 4.
Circuit Court for the Coun,v y ],
Wayne in Chanctry Y
MARGARET JEAN lonNsov
Plaintiff, vs. KARI. SrrW,gp~e
JOHNSON. Defendant, AM
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WILLIAM FRIEDMAN
"a Trna cor, Circuit jude.
CAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. clers
BY c y FITZGERALD.
Dspu" clerk s.ss-ll4
Evening star., 1944-10-02
Three New Champs Crowned
On District Golf Courses

After a day of golfing upsets, three
new champions are reigning at local
country clubs, with finals at other
District Iayouts scheduled for next
week end.
New kingpin at Columbia is j.
Tyler Bowie, who defeated Tom
Webb, 2 up, and carded 49, while
Bob Jacobs took the Argyle crown
by licking Nolan Gibson, 2 and /,
in a 36-hole finale. Mrs. John r.
Daily captured the women's title
at Manor with a and 3 triumph
over Mrs. r. G. Smith.
Other dark horse triumphs fea-
turing the day took place at Ken
wood and Prince Georges. Billy
Brownrigg, medalist and defending
champ at Kenwood, was erased in
seminal play by DR.. Joseph Ken
rick, 4 and 3, and Joe Balestri,
Prince Georges medslist, was elimi-
mated in initial rounds of match
play by Doug Mattison, up.
Other semifinal upset action at
Kenwood saw Bill Wenzel defeat
M. Parker Nolan, and 1. Other
results at Prince Georges:
Everett johnson defeated Forest
Thompson, I up: j. Plummer de-
feated E. Bowling, 8 and /; w
Dempsey defeated P. Ver1celoS, 1nd
3; Bryon Stanner defeated ]. Wood
side, 2 and /; l.. Gaskins defeated
j. Minter, 3 and 2; r. Bowie de-
feated w. Burns, 2 and /.
A hot finale Is shaping UP at
Evening star., 1944-10-02

ager of the Silver Spring drives,
with 85-720. Paul volz of Hyatts-
vile was third, 90-718; L. H. Bryan
of Silver Spring, fourth, 90-713,
and Jaul James, Arlington Bowling
Center pilot, fifth, 45-705.
A storm of spectators who con-
tributed some 60-odd dollars
watched Frances Wilson and Al
Wright defeat Lorraine GULL and
Nick Pave, the country's No. 1
duckpinners, in special nine-game
match by score Of 2,229 to 1902
The victors, with Miss Wilson'S
LAS the winning edge, led from
the start and after going into the
final game only five pins ahead
came through with an impressive
victory. Miss Wilson'S high single
was 152 while Wright posted 158
and 1,084. Miss GULL finishing
strongly with 139, IA, 1876 and 118
counted 1895 while Pave, who came
over from Baltimore to lend hand,
fired 1,116.
Hugh Arbaugh OF Silver Spring
and president Of the Metropolitan
Washington Bowling Alley Oper-
ators' Association and Henry Tate
Roiier. owner OF the Bulletin, both
aided greatly. to boost the fund with
SIS contributions each.
Evening star., 1944-10-02
McDiarmid Scores Pair
OF Tennis Triumphs

John McDiarmid was on the win
ming end in both doubles and
singles yesterday in the Northern
Virginia open tennis championships
at Buckingham. He took the singles
crown, when he stopped Austin Rice
in straight 6-3 sets, and paired
with Bob Flournoy, the two cap
tured the doubles title by defeating
Its. Gil Hunt and John Curtiss,
t, 2-6, 81.
McDiarmid, who was the tourney
favorite and who was formerly
ranked sixth nationally, eI1coun-
tered q little difhculty in his semi
final match earlier in the day with
Frank Broida, former Pittsburgh
star. and was forced to 60 three sets
before eliminating him, 6-2, 1-6
6--1.g Rice also had some trouble
with Flournoy in their semifina]
round, but after three tough sets
came out on top. 6-3, 0-6, 6--4
In the only other doubles, which
was = seminal affair, Hunt and
Curtiss dropped their first set to
Capt. Merit Cutler and 1t. Col
Harrison Todd. E6, but won the
111t tvN 81 -.
Evening star., 1944-10-02

Manor, where Johnny Miller, who
recently won the Maryland State
senior title, will clash with Leroy
Smith, ex-District public links king,
next Sunday with the club title at
stake. Smith defeated Ralph P.
Gibson with a birdie two on the
twenty-flrst yesterday, and Miller
eliminated S. E. Andrew, 2 and /.
A pair of quarter-final matches
at Washington in the Virginia
clubs championship play gave H. H.
Hair a 3-and-2 victory over F. T.
Gradoville and l.. H. Whitten Cup
win over Maj. G. Thomas. Two
man team title is owned by H. H.
Carper and Claude Rippy, who de-
feated DR.. C. M. Clay and l.. H.
Whitten, 4 and 8. A blind bogey
was won by A. z. Thomas, Glib
IS, and @. M. Lavender, 93-20-73.
The Sabbath also saw the windup
Of a club ringer contest with H. H.
Hair and Ken Bingham coming out
on top in Class A with 54s. Frank
Hackett was tops in Glass B with
IS, a stroke ahead of C. w. Smith
and j. w. Joslin, who posted 56s.
Eugene x. Murphy, Sc. and r. E.
Wilson, 81, topped the Glass C list.
Only club title event to go true
to form so far is the Bannockburn
feature, where Logan Manders,
medalist, and G.. Rittenhouse, run
nerup, in qualifying heats, came
through in first-round play. Rit-
tenhouses defeated g. Getty, 4 and
2, and Manders conquered r. Brit
ton, 4 and 8. r
Evening star., 1944-10-02

to produce miles and miles Of fiber
before knotting. Recently" I" Mr..
Nichols said, = rayon fiher ST miles
long without knotting was pro-
duced.
Synthetic fibers are playing an
important part Ia the war ef1ort.
Under stress Of climatic and other
conditions, the man-made products
have proven superior to silk because
Of their ughtness, strength, tough
ness and elasticity.
Nylsn Has Many Uses.
Nylon makes tow rope for gliders,
Is now being used In fabric for bus
and truck tires, makes tough shoe
laces which do not disintegrate in
stcaming j,lngles Of the Pacific. It
Is used to make the fishing lines
which are part Of the equipment on
life RATS, and Is being shipped
overseas for surgical suturcs.
Mr.. Nichols is quiet little man
whose only ONCE is the shop which
adjoins the plant. He does other
things for the war effort, and among
them he is now working on Jet pro-
pulsion. About this sceretive work
he said laughingiy, II know about
1t, but you don't
Evening star., 1944-10-02
BY LARRY LAWRENCE.

The second Mclean horse show
held yesterday at Ballantrae, estate
of Harry Newman, near Mclean,
Va, drew an ideal autumn day, a
select entry of performers, a crowd
of more than 5000 enthusiastic fans
and the sponsors deserved their
good fortune.
Jackie Warrens Yankee Doodle
found the most beautiful arena and
outside course in Virginia very much
to his liking, so the talented son of
Bonne Mutt hacked and jumped his
way to three blues and several
minor awards to take top honors.
Aided by Mrs. Fred J. Hughes
matchless riding, the grey-white
gelding proved superior in the handy
hunter, won both the road hack and
hunter hack, took second to An
gelina Carabelli's Bella Bruna in
the park hack and another red In
the pair class teamed with DR.. A. C..
Lind's Flying King.
Showing Yankee Doodle was the
Ballantrae Stables Holiday. rid
rem ably by Billy Sweeney. The big
grey won the touch and out and
repeated in the open which was
substituted for the drag hunt.
Mrs. William Hurst did a smooth
bit OF plotting to place her courage
Gus Graylark in front in the warm
up, taking the measure of such
good ones as j. E. Altemus' Scotch
Yarn and Holiday.
Miss Tweet, owned by Capt. Allen
Evening star., 1944-10-02
Mailing Lions, Packers
Loom as Pro Grid
league Champs
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-It looked to-
day as II those Green Bay Packers.
who once dominated the National
Football League. are at It again.
At any rate, the Packers, who
last week knocked on the defending
champion Chicago Bears, are far
ahead OF the rest Of the pack In
both the Eastern and Western dfvi-
sions, and If they get past the
already beaten Pittsburgh Steeler-
Chicago Cardinal combination next
Sunday, they certainly can't be
overlooked by the Yogis who make
. habit OF crystal gazing for q
champion.
Packers Third Straight.
I The Packers won their third
straight league game yesterday
when, after spotting Detroit a
touchdown, they got their bearings
midway Of the second quarter and
passed their way TO s 27-6 victory
before 1850 fans. It was an
overhead attack all the way that
brought them the victory. with ,Irv
Comp and Lou Brock doing the toss
ing and Don Hutson, Paul Duhart
and Comp the receiving in the end
zone. The fourth touchdown was
scored by Ted Fritsch after a furry
Of passes put the ball on the six
yard line.
Hutson ran his string Of consecu-
tive extra points to 50 when he
place-kicked after the first two
touchdowns, but missed his third
try and then scored again on the
fourth attempt.
The Packer victory came in the
only league game OF the day, al
though six other teams were busy
In intraleague exhibitions.
The Chicago Bears, apparently
rejuvenated after losing to Green
Bay, 1929, q week earlier, came back
to hand the Washington Redskins,
last years Eastern Division champs,
q 28-0 lacing before 22,017, the days
biggest crowd. Washington had won
an earlier exhibition from the Bears,
alt, in Baltimore.
Chi-Pitts Edge Giants.
At Pittsburgh the Card-Pitt COM
bination edged out a 17-16 victory
over the New York Giants when
Fullback Johnny Grigas put on a
one-man last-half show to score
two touchdowns. Cleveland's Rams
and the Philadelphia Eagles played
a TT tie at Buffalo in another ex-
hibition.
The Rams and Eagles each are
undefeated in league competition.
The Eagles defeated Boston, 28-7,
last Tuesday night to lead the East
ern division. The Rams beat the
Card-Pitt club, 1923, September "a.
Next Sunday the whole league
swings into the "chips down" sched-
ule, with New York at Boston,
Brooklyn at Detroit. Chicago at
Cleveland and Washington at Phil
adelphia, in addition to the Card
Pitt game at Green Bay.
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to the early Egyptians. But the
device now is used by o5 per cent OF
the rayon yarn and synthetic fbre
manufacturing plants IA the Amcri-
can hemisphere.
In the production Of nylon, q
molten material Is piped to the
pump. Inside 1t are pair OF gears
which force the material through .
tube and into 4 head which looks
like = tiny garden spray. The thin
streams Of liquid are hardened by
cooling and then are spun into
threads which are woven into nylon
cloth. The outstanding feature OF
the Nichols pump Isl its ability to
work satisfactorily under the ex-
tremely high temperatures which
this molten material requires.
Invented Census Tabulator.
Mr.. Nichols earned his nickname,
Accurate" in 1894 when he pro-
duced machine to tabulate the
Russian census. Extreme accuracy
is still his mania. and his pumps for
synthetic fiber manufacture were
called by Fred Colvin, editor emeri-
ttls Of American Machinist and con-
sultant for the Navy Bureau Of Aero
nautics, "the most accurate assem-
bly, of commercial parts ever pro-
duced."
Synthetic fibers have outstretched
the silkworm. Whereas the worm
can produce only a relatively few
yards Of hber before knotting, the
man-made pump makes it possible
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Pro Football

HesuIts Yester1Ay.
Qreen Hay. ~: Detroit, q,
Games Next HuA6ay.
Waahington IT rhiladalphia.
New Y0Tk ut Boston.
4rcoklyu 1T Detroit,
ChtcAfe Bears et Cteye1An1.
cAsd-11tS - 0goen ~.