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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03
7HospifaIs
Hit Deadly
nazi Bombs
Sovoss Stream
Of Deoth Still
Mouls Enslond

LONDON. Aug. 8 - (AP) -
Flying bombs crashed on Lon-
don and Southern England in
salvos for IA hours today in the
longest sustained attack since
the Germans fired the first
across the channel seven weeks
ago.
AT mid-afternoon, the bonn
bardment slackened.
At least % persons were kill
ed. raising the total death toll to
4,763.
Some Americans joined In the
defense shooting in South Eng
land during the night.
Anti-aircraft s1nnerI -
Southerh England nnaintained ~
most continuous barraee. So
robots were reported destroyed
over the English Channel
Seven hospitals were hit, 10
patients being killed 1t one, ana
explosions covered . wide ore.
One bomb wrecked . big houso
so yards from q shopping 1rea
crowded with women and Il W.
feared - in the permissible
phrase - that "there were =
number of casualties"
One of the robots struck tho
See ROBOTS-rage 3
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03

lowing suggestions which will
be helpful to residents of areas
where poliomyelitis is on the
march.
/. During an outbreak CT IN
fantile paralysis be alert to amy
early signs of illness or changes
in normal state of health espec-
tally in children. Do no. assume
that stomach upset with vom-
iting, constipation, dia-rhea. sc.
we're headache or signs of a cold
and fever are of no importance
These may be among the first
symptoms of infantile paralysis.
All children and adults sick
with unexplained feyer should
be put to bed and isolated pend
See POLIO-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03

Yank Columns Plunge Deep
into Heart of Brittany

out a second time in three days
against Tilly-La-Campagne, key
to the Nazi "anti tank wall"
which stopped Gen. Sir Bernard
l.. Montgomery a week ago. This
attack came after big air
and ground bombardment.
American forces near the other
end of the Allied line frightened
a trap threatening at least two
Of the Germans best armored
divisions near the old Norman
capital of Wire.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03
County Pension Plan
Mapped by Expert

A. Gerald Gabriel, Detroit
actuarial consultant has been
employed by the Macomb Coun-
ty Board of Supervisors to SUBJ
NIT plans for a pension system
for county employees. This an
nouncement came from Sher-
wood Bennett, county control
Ter, who is acting as director for
a combined Finance and Budget
Committee selected to seek
plans for a retirement allow
ance.
Gabriel will determine, actu-
arially, the amount required by
both employee and employer
to create a sound pension plan.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03
Nineteen Die
I'm Plane Crash

WASHINGTON, August 3
up - Nineteen officers and
men were lost in the airplane
crash at an unnamed Pacific
base last Monday in which Rear
Admiral Charles p. Cecil was
killed, the Navy announced last
night.
In addition to Cecil. the one
time commander of the Cruis-
ERIK Helena, were nine other
Naval officers, three Army Off
GERS and a six-man Pan-Ameri-
can Always crew.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03
Cancel Festival
Plans at Romeo

The annual Peach Festival Of
Romeo will not be held this year
according to +. c. Hicks, pres
idcnt of the Romeo Peach Fes-
tival Association.
The Festival, which is held on
Labor day and the two preced-
ing days, was last held in ls4l.
and is one of the gala Fall
events of the state.
Due TO the circumstances
brought about by war. the event
See FETE-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03

Brittany after drives of As and
IS miles respectively from Av-
ranches. These distances had
been covered in approximately
two days since the American on
slaught turned the corner of the
Bay of st. Michel into Brittany.
st. Malo, a highly important
port across the Bay of Avranches
apparently was being bypassed.
Oman is Is miles south of st.
Malo and 100 miles east of the
great port of Brest at Brittany's
tip.
Rennes, central communities
tons port of Brittany, is but 80
miles north of Brittany's second
port, st. Nizaire, at the mouth
of the Loire River, and near the
center of the peninsula.
Canadian troops of the British
Second Army burst forth in a
new attack pointed toward Paris
on the Allied east flank below
Caen day, intensifying the
threat of forcing a major Ger
man retreat as American arm
ored columns struck deep into
Brittany.
American ored forces
pressed toward the major Bre-
ton Peninsula ports of Brest and
st. Nazaire and eastward from
mallen Avranches.
A great so mile pincers start
ed closing on the Germans bat
tered forces as the Canadians
east of the Orne River dashed
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03

Federal officers who today
"blockaded" Gratiot aven u
south of Mount Clemens, found
approximately one Nout of each
four cars in that area without an
auto use stamp properly dis
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03
How 10 Guard
Against Polio
NIP Lists
Suggestions

June through September is
the season when infantile paral.
ysis generally is on the upswing
in the United States. The Ma
tional Foundation for Infantile
Paralysis has compiled the fol-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03
BY GLADWIN HILL

SUPREME HEADQUARTERS,
A l. l. Ed EXPEDITIONARY
FORCE, Aug. 3 Up Columns
of 1t. Gen. Omar N. Bradley's
armor opened a wedge 80 miles
deep and 35 miles broad in the
heart of Brittany today while
Canadian forces opened a new
attack below Caen.
Frontline reports said Brad
ley's armor had reached Rennes
and the outskirts of Oman in
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03

ed by Justice Donald j. Par
eat on disorderly charges after
brief trials this morning.
Four of the five were given
the option of paying SIS and
costs and serving three days in
Jail, or, as an alternative, a total
of % days in Jail. So far, three
have paid the fines and a fourth
has started the 23-day term.
The fifth member of the
group, who also stands convict
ed, is Fred c. SIM. 20. Justice
See RIOTERS-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03
Five More Picnic
RoWdies Convicted
Zoot-Suit Mob Fined,
jailed by Court

Five youthful members of a
Detroit neighborhood gang, the
balance of IL jailed here Sun
day for a Warren Township
park disturbance, were convict
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03

The following guide to pre-
cautions against polio were
supplied to this newspaper
through the courtesy of DR..
William j. Kane, Mount Glenn
ems health officer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-03

(See Photo on Page ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-27

"Posojajo Sc ladje ma uro ali
ma dan." Mad vrati drugi napis
mama pa je povedal, da imajo
tu tudi parobrod, kar sva sicer
,lahko sklepala tudi IL velikega
kupa premoga, XII je lezal oh
bregu. Holmes Sc je pocasi OH
raj okrog sebe in ma obrazu Sc
mu je bral nemir.
ITO je pa slabo," je rekel.
"Hudobneza sta bolj zvita, ka-
kor sem mislil. Poskusila sta IL
brisati sled. Zdi Sc mi, da je
bilo vse to ze vnaprej dogovor-
jeno."
V tenn trenutku so Sc odprla
hisna vrata in maj jhen pagla-
vec kakih sest let je priskakljal
vun, "a MIN pa je prisla dobro
rejena rdecelicna zenska We
liko kobo v roki.
"Takoj sem. Jakec, da te
umijem," je zaklicala; I'll po-
rednez! Ko sc povrne oce in te
vidi tako umazanega, jih hos do
bill"
"Hoj, tt decko!' je rekel Hol-
mes prijazno in zvito. "Lica ka-
kor kri in mleko! No, Jakec,
kaj hoces da ii dam?'
Decek je nekoliko pomislil.
"Kronico" (siling), je rekel.
"Morda pa Sc kaj druzega?'
O, da dive kronici,' je magic
vzkliknil mali porednez.
mo, dobro. Ma, vjemi! -
Prijaznega otroka innate, gospc
Smith,"
"Hvala BOgu, res, IN tudl 40
volj mocan je "a svoja leta. Ko'
maj Sc pusti strahovati, poseb
no &c moza nj eel dan doma.'
! "Kaj ga nj doma?" je vpsa'
sal Holmes, kakor poparjen, ia
mi je, rad bi Z MIN govoril.'
: re cd vceraj zjutraj ga nj
: gospod, in meme re skrbi, ke1
| ga tako dolgo nj. - &c bi rads
kako ladjo, wanna lahko JAZZ po
strezem."
"Izposodil bi 81 rad njegoN
parobrod.'
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-27

Kapujte yojne baaa1e q vsjne-yar6s-
vaIns sna1ks. q - 1ln1DEs5 psrqSsns.
eeix6e q ~, kar aae DFe1GtsyIjal
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-27

AHA lld SOuu Ill PoSlCuoVoid ~
daj Holmesa, sedaj meme ter
pricakovala kakega znamenja
priznanja. Doge soda in kolo
samokolnice, vse je bilo prepo-
ieno s temno tekocino in VISA O.
kolica je disala po kreozotu. Ne
koliko casa sva stala S Holme-
som memo drug poleg drugega,
potem pa sva Sc glasno zakro-
hotala.
OSMO POGLAVJE
Pri Smithovi ladjedelnici ob
Temzi
"Kaj pa zdaj?' sem vprasal.
Diana ne We naprej; ali boste
Sc stavili vanjo take velike u
pe?'
"zival je ravnala po svoji raz-
sodnosti," je pripomnil Holmes
ter postavil psa soda ma tia.
"Sedaj prevazajo po Londonu
veliko kreozota, da polivajo Z
MIN les; nj torej cuda, &c je
naso sled krizala druga. Uboga
Diana je pri tenn nedolzna.'
"Ali maj sedaj isceva zopet
prvotno sled?"
"Da, in ia k sreci nj posebno
dalec. Psa je ma oglu tr g a
Knight" gotovo to zmotilo, ker
ste sc ondi locili dive sledi raw
no nasprotni smeri. Izbrala sva
napacno, in sedaj mama je tre-
ba lie nazaj ma staro.'
To nj bilo tezko. Ko sva pri-
peljala Diano do mesta, kjer Sc
ie bila zmotila, je nekaj casa
krozila dalec naokrog, naenkrat
pa ubrala cisto novo smer.
"Ce naju pes lie tie ne prive-
:. de, odkoder so sodcek kreozota
pripeljali' sem opomnil.
"Tega sem Sc tudi JAZZ bal
} toda glejte, zival gre po tlaku,
kakor ljudje hodijo, docim je
voz S sodom Sci po cesti. Ne, ne,
1 mic strahu, sedaj smo ma pravi
> poti.
Nova sled naju je vodila ma
vzdol proti Temzi ma Belmontov
try in Prince Street. Ma kon-
Gu "siroke' (broad) ulice jo je
zival zavila naravnost proti re-
4 XII, kjer je stala majhna lesena
ladjedelnica. Diana naju je vo'
. dila prav do brega, tn pa je OBJ
. 5tala in cvilec zrla preko temne
v reke.
0 "Sreca mama nj mila," rece
j. Holmes. "Tu sta ubeznika naje'
O la ladjo.'
:. Vec razlicnih colnov in ladjit
/ ie stale deloma ma vodi deloms
V ma suhem v ladjedelnici. Peljals
sva Diano cd enega colna dt
=. drugega, toda eeprav je pridn<
y vohala, vendar nj dala nobene
. ga znamenja cd sebe.
Tx Oh pristaniscu je stal'
majhna hisica IL opeke. Pri dru
y gem oknu je bila pritrjena de
ska z napisom v velikih crkah
> "Mordecai Smith in spodaj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-27
NAPRODAJ
Grelec no ole

v prvovrstnem stanju ter kot
nov, Sc proda po zmerni ceni.
Greje 4 sobe in drzi pet galonov
OLA. "a "a ur. Zglasite Sc ma 1916
b. 58 ST., ali poklicite EN-. 1872.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-27
(Nadaljevanje)

jutro je danes! Glejte, kako O.
nile oblacek piava po nebu, fla
ii solncni zarki pa Sc dvigajo
mad soparno londonsko meglo.
Stavil bi, da izmed vseh ljudi,
katere obseva, nina sedaj no.
beden tako izrednega podjetja,
kakor ravno midva. Kaj pa pi-
stolo innate pri sebi"'
"Kajpada, nosim jo nabito
seboj."
mi nemogoce, da bova Sc ra-
bila kaj takega, &c iztakneva
njihovo gnezdo. Jonatana pre-
pustim vam, &c sc DO pa tova-
ris kaj ustavljal, ga JAZZ pode-
rem krogljo ma tia
Potegnil je svoj samokres IL
zepa in ko je nabil diva strela,
ga je vtaknil zopet nazaj v Yep
pri suknji.
Med tenn casom sva sledila
DIAM po napol poljskih, napol
mestnih potih med mnogimi pri-
stavami. Nato sva prisla do
pravilnih ulic, kier SO Sc re gl-
bali delavci in vozniki semintja
in zaspane zenske so odpirale
okna ter pometale prage. V go
stilni ma oglu je bilo re vse OH
velo. Cmerni moski so prihajall
IL ME; brisaje 81 po svojem ju-
tranjem "namakanju' brade Oh
rokave. Psi so radovedno hitell
skupaj gledat mas tri. Toda Di-
ana, XII il nj bilo para dalec O.
krog, sc nj ozrla ne ma levo, ne
ma desno, ampak je hitela kar
naprej, z nosom vedno pri tleh
lie zdaj pa zdaj je glasno zala-
jala znamenje, kako vneto
sledi.
Kmalu sva spoznala, da sta
cloveka, XII sva ju zasledovala
hodila vse krizem semtertja
najbrze samo "a to, da bi zbe-
gala preganjalce in Jim zmesa'
la sled. Nikoli nista sla po veil
XII cesti, &c sta dobila kaksnc
stransko v isti smeri. Ma koncu
Kamingtonskih ulic sta jo "a
villa ma levo. T a m , kjer Miles
Street drzi ma Knights Place
Sc je Diana naenkrat ustavila
nato pa begala semtertja, enc
uho jej ie stalo po konci, drug(
pa jej je viselo dol; prava po
doba paste neodlocnosti. Natf
Sc je zacela plaziti naokrog
Zdaj pa zdaj pogleduje ma naju
ko da bi hotela iskati pomoci
svoji zadregi.
"Kaj spaka pa ina pes?" j
zagodrnjal Holmes. "Pa mend
nista najela voza ali sc odpe
ljala v zrakoplovu?"
"Morda sta sc tu nekolik
odpocila'' sem pripomnil JAZZ.
20, je ze vse dobro. ze 70
pet lett naprej!' je rekel Ho]
mes in Sc oddahnil.
V resnici je zacela Diana &c
pet slediti. Sc enkrat je povc
hala okrog sebe, nato pa Sc j
spustila Sc z vecjo silo in oc
domestic v dir nego pref. Bill
je zopet ma tako gotovi sledi, d
lei Sc nosa nj bilo treba drza1
pri tleh, pac pa je grizla vrvic
in Sc skusala iztrgati. Holmes
so sc oci kar svetile: skleps
sem, da morava biti po njege
vem mnenju re ma koncu naJln
poti.
Tako dospemo do gostiln
"Pri belem orlu"; tn pa jo pc
kar naenkrat ubere, ko da
divii, skozi stransko ulico M
ravnost ma prostrano Nelsont
vo dvorisce, kjer so delavci Z
pridno delali. Skozi zaganJe
treske je hitela Diana napre
nato skozi ozko ulico do preh'
da med dvema kupoma desl
kier :je slednjic skocila z I'm;
goslavnim lajanjem ma veil
sod, XII je Sc stal ma samokole
y-y - LII yo,s;r40Ji6n III
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-27
Mali ogIasi
FarIna napr0daj

obsegajoca Az akra, skupno z
gasolinsko postajo in trgovino;
elektrika, fornez, plin. Hisa s Z
sobami, kokosnjak "a 1000 ko-
kosi. JOHN DANEY, Rock
Creek, Ohio, State Route 1856,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-09-27

Jack Butler, IL, of Chicago, as
sembled a carburetor of several
hundred parts in one hour-a rec
ord for an expert. In demonstra-
tiOn at the Bendix Aviation corpora
tion plant he used only a new "ex-
pl0ded view' diagram guide.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29
YOUTH BODY IS
BEHIND VOTE
BILL PASSAGE

BIRMINGHAM. Ala.-In a strong
ly worded letter to Chairman Eu-
gene Worley Of the House Commit
tee on Elections. the Southern Ne
gro Youth Congress placed Itself on
record as opposed to any "compro-
mise" soldier vote bill. and In favor
Of the Scanlon Bill CHR 3895),
which gives the federal govern
ment authority to administer a uni
form ballot for service personnel.
The letter. signed by Esther v.
Cooper. Youth Congress executive
secretary, declared that the citizen
ship rights Of more than SOC, 900 Ne
gro soldiers and sailors from the
Southern states depends upon pas
sage OF the Scanlon measure.
which embodies the features of the
original Green-Lucas Bill. recent
ly defeated In the senate.
Stating that the soldier vote law
passed by the State Of Georgia u
a warning that Negro ssrvice men
will be disfranchised IL the matter
is left 10 the individual states. the
letter warns that II congress fails
TO guarantee the vote 10 Negro serv-
ice men and women, these fighters
will not soon forget the men who
destroyed their Liberties while they
faced death to save our nation"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29

Elkdom in the Motor City was
highlighted last Thursday when the
Motor City Lodge No. 962 Of the
IBP.O.E. Of w. and the Emma v.
Kelley Temple. No. $50 held their
joint installation OF officers al the
Rest on E. Forest at John r.
A very impressive ceremony
which was presided over by Brazil
J. Bryant, grand trustee. and his
wife. Mrs. Grace Bryant. grand
daughter ruler. preceded the ban
quet.
Offcers installed for Emma V.
Kelley Temple were Sophie Walk
er. daughter ruler: Mary Lester.
vice daughter ruler; Reaba Jackson,
assistant daughter ruler; Lula Riley,
chaplain: Marguerite Henderson.
treasurer; Daisy Bowen, financial
secretary: Jean Marvel. recording
secretary: Artelia Hill. escort; Car
rie Jeeter, door-keeper: Elizabeth
Perry. ga,e-keeper; Hattie DECKER
son. Alice May. Ann Murdoch. Mrs.
Whiteside. Pearl Mason, Viola Hall,
trustees.
The officers Of Motor City Lodge
Installed included Andrew J. Smith.
exalted ruler: Frank Johnson. z. l.
knight: Charles Wilson, esquire;
Clarence Thompson, financial sec
Rotary: Charles W. Jones. legal ad-
visor; DR.. J. A. Graham, physician;
Gus Carter. z. I. X; Wiley Jones.
ELK: Oscar Bailey. chairman OF
trustee board: James Bruce, Law
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29
Methodists To
Elect 2 Bishops
AtMne Confab

HAMMOND, Ind.-tANP)-There
il much interest now being mani
tested by leaders of the central
jurisdiction in the coming quarren-
NAL conference which meets in
Greensboro, n. c.. June 8. This is
the sector OF the United Methodist
church composed OF Negro MEM
bers. There are 10 be two bishops
chosen, one 10 take the place OF
Bishop W. A C Hughes. who died
soon after his election four years
ago, and the other 20 replace senior
Bishop Robert E. Jones. VINO re-
tires this year.
There are a dozen or more as
pirantS for these high Offices. All
are strong men and have distinc-
lively active following. Among
those most often mentioned are the
following: DR.. Willis j. King, presi-
dent Of Cannon Seminary. Allan
ia; DR.. Robert N. Brooks, editor OF
the Christian Advocate, New Or
leans; Dr. j. W. Haywood, president
of Morristown COLLEGE, in Tonnes
see; DR. j w Golden of Memphis:
DR.. A. r. Howard, Sumter. S. C.: j.
l. Farmer of How ard university
and Edgar A. Love. Of the board Of
missions and extension, New York
City.
Among the strong contenders
among the pastors are Dr.. Robert
NJ. Williams, Washington, D. c.; Dr.
David w. Henry. PhiladetT hia; Dr.
DR.. B. F Smith. Chicago; Or. f. w
Kelly, ST. Louis; DR.. Samuel W
Sweeney. New York; DR. J. w. E
Bowen. New Orleans; DR.. William
H. Williams. Detroit; Dr.. D. H. Har-
/ gis OF Wilmington, Del; DR.. D. H
Stanton Of Atlanta. and DR.. J. B
| z. Shaw OF Memphis.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29
HOnOred Force
Board Chairman

WILBERFORCE. Ohio CAMP
More than 200 formal dinner guests
and a large array Of state officials
gathered at a banquet in Shorter
hall dining room, Wherefore uni
versity. Saturday TO honor Ray Z.
Hughes attorney and Columbus
civil service head. for outstanding
meritorious service 10 the school.
Atty. Hughes was presented an
expensive collection OF U. s. SUI
preme Court decisions. Appreciative
remarks were expressed by some
eight or ten guest speakers and
Gov Bricker extended his personal
thanks to the noted attorney in
special message which was read by
Maceo Hill.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29
Tolerance Meet
Held In Boston

BOSTON (ANP)-The Greater
Boston Teachers round table OF the
National Conference OF Christians
and Jews and the Councn Against
Intolerance in America held a toll
erance conference on Saturday al
he Hotel Statler The meeting,
presided over by DR. Kirtley Math-
err OF Harvard university. was 3
regional conference on intercultura!
education. designed 10 combat rae
ial and religious bigotry
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29

At session Of said Court held al
the Court House In the City of De-
troit. in said County. on the 3oth day
OF December. D. le<3.
Present: The Hon
THOMAS J. MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
In this cause. Il appearing by Aft
davit hereto attached. that the de-
PENDANT. Essie b. Helms. cannot be
served by process issued out OF this
Court. as she is not a resident OF the
State OF Michigan. but that she resides
IN the City OF Mobile. State OF Ala
psma:
On motion OF Roxborough and Talia-
ferro. Attorneys for the plaCtn,
1T IS ORDERED that the defendant.
Essie y. Helms. appear and answer the
bill OF complaint filed in this cause
within three months from the date Of
this order. or that said bill be taken
as confessed. and that true copy Of
ING order be sent 10 the defendant by
registered mail 70 her last known ad-
dress. and II not received. that this
order ne published N the Michigan
Chronicle. and served. according TO
law,
THOMAS J. MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
cASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
A. w. Berger. Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29
LEGAL NOTICES
STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOE
THE COUNTY or WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
BESSIE n. CARTER. Plaintiff
MRoN CARTER. Defendant

BESSIE NJ CARTER. Plaintiff $780,
MRoN CARTER. Defendant
A. q session Of said Court held ~
the Court House in the City OF De-
troit in said County. on the 9th day
Of December AID. i9<3.
Present. The Hon.
SHERMAN D. CAL-ENDR
Circuit Judge
In this cause. Il appearing by affi-
davit hereto attached that the defen.
dant. Miron Carter. cannot be served
by process issued out Of this court.
as he Is not q resident OF the State OF
Michigan. but that he resides In Wash
lngton. Georgia;
On motion OF Roxborough md Tshs.
ter-o. Attorneys for the plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that the defendant
Miron Carter. appear and answer the
bill of complaint filed in this cause:
within three months from the date OF
this order or thst said bin be taken
as confessed, and that this order be
published in the Michigan Chronicle
and served. according 20 law
SHERMAN D. CAILENDLR
Circuit Judge
A True Copy:
cASPAR J iINGEMAN. Clerk
Bv A w Berger Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29
DIR. w.
Was At Lincoln
Univ. Last Week

JEFFERSON CITY, Moor. W
w. Charters, eminent educator, now
associated with Stephens college.
Columbia. Mo. spoke to the faculty
OF Lincoln university this week.
His subject was The Meaning Of
General Education and the Meaning
Of Advance and Special Education
In the 35-minute talk, Dr.. Charters
discussed the functions of general,
special and advance training. men
tioning the subjects taught in each
division and the reason for their
selection.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-01-29
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