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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-07
DANCE AT HUT

A dance for servicemen, spon-
sored by the 111th Battalion,
with the 111th Battalion band
playing, will be held at the
Woodrow Wilson Hut Friday
night beginning at $3.50 p. m.
All servicemen are invited as
are hOstesses.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-07
RALEIGH WINS
RALEIGH, April 6-(Special)

RALEIGH, April 6-(SpeciaD
With diminutive Highlander
Mac Campbell holding the
Cats to four hits, the Raleigh
high school baseball team
downed the New Hanover High
nine, 11-2 here today.
WilmingtOn's two taliies came
in the eighth inning as Camp
bell passed Piner and Aud and
catcher Randall Dyches blasted
long triple into left center.
H. Smith, A. Collie and r.
Smith shared the mound du-
ties for the Wildcats.
More than 40 tons Of ink Wer
'equired for the printing OF al
purpose ration books.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-07
9TH AND NIXON USO
(NEGRO)
REPORT IS GIVEN
ON WEBB'S DEATH
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
man, R. B. King, J. A. Gaylor and
A. B. Riggs.
Singletary, was fatally injured
when he suddenly lost control of
the motorcycle he was riding and
it crashed on the Whiteville road.
He died at $40 pm. in the White
vile hospital.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-07

supposedly at a point As miles
north of that chief Japanese north
Burma base.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-07

olds and up, is six-furlong ds,,
inaugurated in 1906 Last vear -
attracted such a large field tba.
it was run in two sections e.oS
with $500 added. and Apache g,5
With Regards were the w5nre,.
The Jamaica purses total S96o
600, with S77,5 in stakes
Another Jamaica feature is A..
$4,000 added Wood Men7o~is1
scheduled April %, which last vo.,
provided Count Fleet with A..
spring board from which he honna5
to his sensational six for sivT
string of victories which Inclvds5
the Kentucky Derby, Preak9ess
Withers and Belmont.
After Jamaica launches H..
northern season, Pimlico and vsr
ragansett will folio next Wednes
day, and few days later tbevn
be running in Kentucky and
Illinois.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-07

Twenty-eight million hens are
required to supply New York
City's population with EGGS.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-07

The world contains about 20Oo
species of birds; 200 are found in
the United States.
Evening star., 1944-10-27
300 Attend Banquet
|0f Audubon Society

Stressing the importance of in
teresting children in the study of
bird life, D. E. McHenry, president
Of the Audubon Society of the Dis
trict of Columbia, reported at the
annual banquet held at the YWCA
last night that the. junior clubs
had grown to 19 in number with a
total membership of more thar 200
in the District.
Mr.. McHenry presided at the
annual gathering, which upward
of 300 bird enthusiasts attended.
High light of the evenings enter
tainment was the illustrated lecture
by Roger Torey Peterson, noted
author, artist and national lecturer
on bird life. The films showed sew
erai hundred birds of America,
many species found in Washington,
and one reel was devoted exclusively
to rare birds of Florida.
Mr.. Peterson also reported that
many local Audubon Society mem
T. IS who are serving with the armed
forces are keeping up with their
hobby when they have spare time
and will, no doubt, be able to bring
back to the District a wealth Of
knowledge about mans feathered
friends.
The society has periodic enter
tainments and programs and the
next scheduled will be an illustrated
lecture, Wonders of the Southern
Wilderness" by Alexander Sprunt,
1r., of the National Audubon So
ciety, at the Universalist Auditor
ium, November 10 at pm.
Evening star., 1944-10-27
Alexandria Republicans
To Open Headquarters

Alexandria Republican headquar-
ters were opened yesterday at 407
Cameron street and will remain
open until after election day.
Voters may receive information
and assistance at headquarters.
Any one needing transportation to
the polls November should leave
his name at the Office.
F. Clinton Knight, Republican
committee chairman, said volun-
teers will be in charge of the
office at night, but that the COM
mittee will employ one or two per-
sons to work in the Office during
the day. He asked volunteers to
call him at Alexandria GOAL.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
Pastor To Open
Weeks Service
Closing Banquet
Friday Night

The United Christian ebn-.,
Will observe its eighth anniys,'
airy Sunday, Feb. 20 throush p.s
p. beginning with tho Sind.
morning address by tho Rev p :
Jordan. pastor.
In re afternoon ihc cmsrs,.
ton OF Grace Methodist pn /.
present and their pastor ~ ~.
Alvin Burton. will SPEAK chr..
iian Endeavor viii he hsld A. /,
I'm evening worship ~ 4
o'clock.
Young Peoples Nigh vi'i NJ
held MONDAY. Feb el Tie Psr
James warheld and coneesse,,'
from Wyandottc Christian MI
be present
Tuesday viii be elders rG as,.
cons night and Wedncs Aa.
risht The Rcv G " Rers :,
Wesley AME church wili ~ ss|
sroakcr
Mrs Sadie johnson wN pseiis|
On Inc program Women uisn
Feb p c. A. Smith v Sc n.
hsnquct speaker Fridsv ,erla,
Tho public Is invi'cl areM|
those services.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
No. 3se.1st
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION

AZ a session ~ said crr ftiA
in the Court House 81 h. cry ~
Detroit County Of wavna s,ic
~ Michigan on tho SIR DIV az
December. 1873
Present Honorable slrRNAN
D CALENDER Clrnt msrc
Il Appearing from tho aftdaei.
On file that Tho nlace on residence
Of tho defendant Samuel Hussfv
Is unknown and that after dlf
gent search and in0nrv E, cant at,
he asccrtainei IN vha, state or
Country he now resides
1T is ORDERED TIN. mo d..
fcndant enter his appearance IN
said cause on or bel. ihros fa.
months from me date NJ .h;s o.
Ger or said Bill Of Complain, uiii
DO taken as confessed and ,hst
this Order be published as 70.
qired by law and copy Of This
Order be sent 70 said acfendor,
% ms last known place " res,
dence hy REGISTERED mail
SHERMAN y cALLENpFR
Circuit Judge
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NO. 35g.ii9
ORDER or PTBIICATION

A. q SESSION - no said Co1.
t'd Fl 'fe C0e' House IN the
gay ~ Ie'r m fhc als' ear
laa.s ap 1914
Resent lI1nosabie CHESTER
r 0iitns C~cif Jaase
+ arnft.rs p this Court from
30 a'slat' on flc that tho d.
ierdar R'ay Lee Pitts Is not 4
resilient = no stare ~ Michigan
cgn'r n Wagnc huf resiies lr
'he cre ~ Ressomer state 81
'lataWa and 'ha' her las known
address was i0ie isih srccf
rfsstm.r Alabama.
0N NOTION or OSCAR r
fiGgfTr Attorney FOR The Plain
i.fy
Ut rs ORDERED that she an-
near ani answer the Bill NJ Com
rlain' filed In this cause within
fhfee l3l months from the date
~ 'hl. 0rder or said Pill ~ Com
ria'n' wlll be taken as confessed
and that copv ~ said Order he
sent 20 The last known address
- he defendant by registered
mail return receipt requested,
end II case The same Is not re-
celved hv tho defendant hat this
Order pc published as required
hv law.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
NO. 3i7.sas
ORDER or pTRII( ALTON

A. session ~ The Court hold
IN fhn CITY of Detroit waene
County Nichirau on tho 99th dav
~ Januarv AID 1874
Present Honorable CHESTER
= OHARA County Judge
Circuit Judge.
T. appearing from affidavit ~
The Plaintiff herein that aNcr
dilieent search and inquiry ihe
Defendant residence IS unkonvn
and cannot ha ascerialnoA
OT MOTION OF CHARLES p
BERRY. ATTORNEY Tor tho Plain
IN
IT IS ORDERED fha, FRANK
lis WILLIAMSON. his name an
pear N answer of tho Rii ~
Complaint r'ed N THIS cause
within ihrro C2l months ~ ho
date Of mis- order or said Bill
viii be taken as confessed against
hcr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
DrcCA SIGNS CHRISTINE

NEW YORK CITY. NY chris
tine chatham. the first lady o.
"boogie woogie." has been sign~
to cut a few sides for Decea re
cording company sometime
March. Deal was sent by Clarsn"
Love OF the Ferguson Bros AFsp'
cy, who has just returned 10 ~
dianapolis after brief stay y
the Apple.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
Urge FEPC
Be Permanent
Workers League
Holds Confab

New York Last I'm 1858 aa
teaay ia The national atol "a.
National Council Tor a lnsrsn
fkpC held a confe
strengthen tho hand 81 P-s.
dent IN hacking Up lh W FL.
poynleni Practices e
ora 20 akc steps 70 4.
hsH for Coneressiei nt.
.os manent the fff
islfeaics were ls,-
'arss np1bcr Of inicr as.
iyaNors The Woke fei-ss
l.faeee na'ional aan
teuHatce voted TO deb
ence Ros-i Kate Bafba $50 50.
lhaniel Mnkoff, sice-ghA mar q
the Wpl. 90 represent o,ua-
za'ion az the washinema loa.s;.
ence M Mnkoff is aay,.
treasurer Of the New Ns Dress
JOINT Board q the lLGWl
Scheduled 20 address a,s,.
once were a. Philip asad,s..
pres iacni OF the Broth hood 4
slrping Car Porters. AF Ta;
man + Dodson. Monssn loss
a Ryan senator Villiaa i.aass,
Rfr William H. Jernisan ati 81.
ney Hollander.
The conference VIZ e. s.
cause Of tho emergency
WIN the defiance by sr.
eastern carriers OF mo efFc q.
fcc'iecs and The appotnt =
,hc President OF sim ana u.
mi'ice further 10 STUDY a lEH
request for abolition Of som.
eastern railroads discrultao1
easements
last September over $3.50 dee
saies representing fifrtr rlarr
cations met AZ a Save o fEIl
Conference" whore it WIS sf9
ihai Che fight AGAINST q nta-
ton would be best furel y
lhe creation. by Congress nal at
ton Instead OF by pltHenti
iai Of a permanent FEit goFs'
inio me national legislaili iaore
a prop tscd bill was driiiei ati
plans we're made 10 pilot
through Congress. and a raiora
council 10 attain these caioeiira
was set up.
on December 30 a strategy cor
ference brought together floS
enlatives Of 90 organizations a.
meeting in Freedom House NT
York and a program wa os'liri'
Tor awaking and crystalline Pup
lie sentiment
A mass netting will hc held
Town Hall. New York. ON Nor
day evening, Feb. Z. andsr in
auspices OF the National Foprtl
for a Permanent FEPC. 10 support
ils effort TO get passage Of fede.N
legislation to establish a stronger
and permanent FEPC. "Details ap
speakers will be announced laie1
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
VISITS nrRmiM

DURHAM SC fANp, i So,
loe Louis BARROW. heayvweisb,
rowing champion was guest -
,He guy last week during tho
Nh war loan bond raily Al Tho
Pimorf. and was the special guest
A" me y 9 Mutual LIE insurance
IS mpany, receiving phoiostatic
oopy OF check covering $500 400
worth ~ war bonds purchased
by that firm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
No. 3s0.5Gi
uRDiR or PUBLICATION

session of sall our' held
rs Court House N tho civ
~ nf Na,no County Nich-
iris 18th aay ~ Jannary
Is n 1888.
nr honorable ELLA "
NftENfflfr Circuit judge
in hls cause = appearing from
ar sti on file that diliecrt
seah ard inquiry was made BY
PIC whose affidavit IS
hcrf'o a' hfd 20 learn the res-
iae no Defendant John
I.ft r5 ihaf thc last known
faf, Is, Ne Dcfcndanf S ei24
Wa 'o avenue in thc CITY ~
fo County OF Narnc and
safe ~ Michigan and that 4
err hc asceriained N What
49, omaiv The said Defend
ar now resides
on NOTION or JAMES n
LEE ATTORNEY for tho Plaintiff
TT is ORDERED tina tho ne
PENDANT. John lundv appear and
answer this PHI Of Complaint
herein fled asalns him within
three 90 months from tho date
thereof or said Ri viii be taken
rs confessed against him
IT is FURTHER ORDERED
hat cony OF said order hc sent
10 the last known address % tho
said Defendant hy rocisforcl mail
and in case no registered return
roceipt signed by tie Defcndauf
IS received That This order BE-
published rs required h1 law
LILA " NErENFELT.
Circuit judge
"a Truc copyl
CAsPAR J I1NCFMAN Clerk
BY r G GALLAGHER
Deputy clerk. 2l9 ~.
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1T Is FURTHER ORDERED.
ths' ry q this order be pub
hshei ofdlng 20 ne law ia tho
ne'a Tuhlne q ncwspancr
irir'ad snd published IN circus
'a'nr N satl county and also
~ 0py ~ this order be scni
hv rerls'efca mail 70 said be.
fensirf 'ae' known address
CHESTER r OlfARA.
Circuit Judge
Tls Copy)
CAsrFR tlNGEMAN. Clerk
u g NarI.T,
rpsv cletk 1912 Al.
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~. 3D. 3Oi
~, 'I'l- 'I''l
ORDER or BIlCtIT0N

A. session ~ said Court held
ln the C 20 nrgoit WAYNE
coarc 'IFsaH on Dec l. AID,
1919
Present Honorable SHERMAN
p cALlENthR crltt Judge
7 apraafNe 20 tbs ouf from
ff'AAfE IA ii's 'aat Alfonso l.eo
dnf tanf D gein & n0 2 resident
et l'y % bef Waync
csaniy Nhiran hef resides 1f
l'Nmns'Hn A'ehaHa a'.lross
a le-9 -sih street Nor'h
NN MOTION or CHARLES p
hfii.N attorney fNr p'4Nif
ir is ORDERED 'haf 'af do
i.nsa i'ans0 ioo epier rs
nco ~ sali cause in Ok
ffef 's'ee naH'hs f.om 'lio
$3.50 ,he otltr or sal hli VIII
~ t- as rarff sed arNaf
W a r " ral
i 81 'he neroH Tnhorc q
perf pMlsh,i ars
81 sa' county and n
'o . - ser' "a 'tr
kan aaasls 'te De-.
M r Grad nai'
shhhNtN = CALENDER.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
No. 353.079
ORDER or PUBLICATION

At a session OF sMd Coari Mold
IN lhc city az Detroit Wayne
County Michigan. on January Z.
AID. 1854.
Present. Honorable LILA "
NErENFEIT, Circuit Judge
Il appearing 70 this Cont from
affidavit on Gle That Tcrsic sail
Ivan. dofcndan, herein. Is MT a
resident % The Ciiy ~ Detroit.
State Of Michigan bat resides M
Lnmherton Mississippi. address be-
ing Tumherion Mississippi Con
oral Delivery
On MOTION or CHARLES p
FERRY Attorney Tor tho Plain.
iiff
TT is ORDERED ihat iho a.
fcndant 1ersie sullivan on'cr her
appearance IN said canse 10 or
before three go months from fhc
date Of this ordcr or said Iill n
romrlaint viii be taken as u-
fcssed against herr ard bat iho
saia Order he pub'srel IN the
Detroit Tribune n ncwsiaper
printed published anf acatipa
ia said County ma copy ~ To
same 10 scnf 10 ~ ls- kreNn
address q 'hc defending hy We
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
Abuer \. Taken. litorncy
39l0 Ncn!ercv t,enue

STATE or MICHIGAN. IN iho
Circuit Court Tor tho Coutv OF
Waync IN Chanctrv
ELIZABETH ilrSsEy pain
mr. vs. SAMUEL. lIrSSFy d..
PENDANT
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LEGAL NOTICES
Charles Il. Berry
1905 Rroavav

STATE or MICHIGAN. IN the
Circuit Court for the County Of
WAYNE IN Chanccry
JANIS II SULLIVAN. Plaintiff
vs. TERslE SULLIVAN. Defera-
ant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19
Charles u. Kerry, Attorney
1905 broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN. IN THO
cifeuii Ccyri for the County Of
Wa}nc ie hauecir
50 kNiotS LEE Plaintiff Us
ALFONSO LEI Defendant
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Chas. y. Kerry. Attorney
l30S Prnadwnv

STATE or MICHIGAN IN Tho
C8it Court Ter thu County ~
Wa~no IN Chancorv
LOWE WILLIAMSON. rlainflT
ISL FRANKLIN WILLIAMSON
rrfrndanf
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LEGAL NOTICES

CASpAR Y LiNGENAN. Clerk.
~ A. a BERGER
Deputy clerk Is 2-le
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o.Es. COLUMN F. & AM, P.H.A.

GrIffNt STAR fHfrIFn il STATED VIKINGS 1st
Nfttst fltnlI WORN 81 Wednesdays worthy Ma.
SRI. Minute 50 tui,. fi- King Ma So; worthy Pa
Nr Itnarf Nint fr>kinf 4rf. COS secretary
att, Na- 1885. ahiu s.gso3.
BFHsHl iillill. No ~TtIfn NIfll>C>-ist Fri
rfNHff NAf.h sri fraay Worthy Matron Mrs
lo-tah. ~. ..rNl0; Norihy Patron
rr*f 1881 l.s taarAR 81. ii>; secretary
Nr ~ Nsit i>as Parker ~ ,,e5
onfHf, fftf tNtrffF 80. ~ SfA1fb tfTlNGS iSt
SUCCESSES NFri4f Nnlh ari Nsdnesday worthy Ma
Nr..Af rtai. 1855 Web ougaii; Worlds aron-Nr.
nltr. -sel reos,fn; >tcrtias Nrs. Ola Hendey.
f.t
PFI> ll ftHtFffR so. el STATEp NfTIlNGS Ind Fri.
lfNHfI WORN 3h friias. Worthy Nafron Mrs.
lafs Ntaiam-. i,4~ i've. ~. l-lqu Worth, Patron
NJ tnftd can't. r,rf Hartford. Vs. 5aac; secretary
Nr. Helen 81 Cann e,e iariiord w. i.i'ie.
TONI STAR fHsPIIR SO. eg->lAJfp WRITINGS Isl
Ihpr.dat. DfGEfF WORN sra thursday. worthy Matron
Mr.. attie Thomas. aisn keni0by worthy Patron
" Richard White ~ fr.lns ant eos secretary Nelie
Wilson. si~s4 Wyoming ftrndar
ST AGNf> tHApIfR SO. 2~->y Aid NTfIfNt~ end We'd
resdag. DfGRfh WORN an Wednesday. worthy Matron
Mrs. Beatrice Fleuiue fsss B"yWood. ~ 6053: Worthy
Nr. walter bsengsr, 3f5a Both n. 1861; Sec
Rotary Mrs. Roberta Nelsnn 51a7 Brush Tr. l-lf3g.
CAP>1ONF CHAPTER 80. 2g-~IAlFD MFEIINGS end
Thursday DFcRIE WORN iih Thursday. Worihy Hnron
Mrs Rose Blanni. gi; Nultt ~. ;633; Worthy Patron
Nr. Dock stroud 3eVt ~. Anhn; Mrs. Rosaea
Matthews, 1892 !. Fort, H. Ci9s
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STATE or MICHIGAN in tho
ls. Court for tho County 81
W. IN Chancery
Fti'ilNE Ll'Nnl Plaintiff rs
holm i.fNnY Defendant
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For Quick Results - Buy
Sell. Rent, Find = JOB or
Secure Help Through TIE
Detroit Tribune
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CHESTER p n.HARA


Circuit Judge
"a Tras Copvl
cASrAR j LiNGEMAN. Clerk
rs T. C NAtLT,
DEPUTY Clerk ia Al
kffr EFtsI~rtRFD--
". T. Patrick. >r.. Attorney
1901 ~. Antoinc street
STATE or MICHIGAN. in tho
CREST o4et frr The County az
u Waync IL Chauesv
REFts JONES Plaintiff vs.
i.lLLIE i0NFS Defendant.
Va. s5o.3S3
ORDER TO APPEAR
~ session ot Zee above en-
FILED srt hold N ihc County
Ha.'iioc IN ne CRY d; Detroit
orr'y WAYNE and state OF
Nhlesa ;Ais Goth dav 81 jan
uaw SD 1914
rrssfnt iirnoah'e CHESTER
T rs ARA cresf Iadzc
Sa's' worry pfoof afreariNs hr
e'fi'af' mar The Defendant IS
~. resident ~ 'he state ~
N'cf say haf thai ~ last known
r.ee n dorco II ne Detcnd-
art 8as sc 80 1909 Madison ave-
if" Nffn " Mlch'ear
~ MOTION or WllIliM Ii
rt NirN SRI Attorney FOR the
rari"
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u ~ II 10
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

AZ session of -al roam hcld
~ ne fH ~ detroit Wayac
srN Nth'sar On November
~ tp 1919
Fcs~n' llfmaAlc JAMES u
cNhNpT C.fHlt Iude
4 anpeafAs 'o fhis Cmr, from
tit.af "a re MAT nala Fin.
h'N -ftnibri hcrin Is mo, a
.' 'afnf ~ tie CIV { nofror
sl' a f'ifNWau WY rc .aes nd
Nifalra seneral d,lr
oN NOTION or cHARIrs n
ffl1i'l N'iotny for nc rla.n
Pc rs ogDFpFn IA, fhe 49,
lendan Della Im1v enter her
ntnfafan,e 70 said cause m rr
before 'aroe al mhnfhs from tho
date ~ tbs order or said BIN
WN he iakrn as confessed
sea'hr' hfr ar1 that saia order
fe paelistea n ihe nenol, TIL
nnne q nfassaror printed puh.
'i'h'a mud Circulating IN said
pD'f and f9pv u he same
e s'n' e tho last known al.
a''' n ne defendant ~ regis
tesel naH
JAMES r cHENor.
Circuit Judge
\ True cory
r'SPtR IINGFMsN. cIors
Hy a RFRCER.
'"p'Y 'lork i-i5 22c
- fnrnpt,, ,....
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STATE of MICHIGAN. IN ~
'if'-f '4 FOR The County Z
NaNae .n tanrerr.
lanes iNRl.Y plarN'' vs
DELLA tNnRN Defendant
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0RprR Or rfnLIllII0N

At a session os san corr hold
az tho Cour House. in fDr cfc
81 Detroit comfy ~ Nasnc.
State o. Miehieau 30 iHe ihrd
day Of Januar, AID 1854
Present. The imafalAe lIrA
" NErFNFFLT cfuh lalro
i appcarins hy affidavit A.
tachcd hereto thaf the Defendants
Ed Rushing IS ntt q rosacni IN
the s'7'o ~ M'fh.ean ara faf
his last known address WAS gsif
BoNlah street lIanron Trvs
Of MOTION or Af0Nz0 ID
pETrlFORn ttiHroy for mo
ploini'ff Frances Rushing
TT rs ORDERED that the sail
Defendant IA RusHrg onfe d
appearance IN this causo ou or
before three months from tho date
Or this order or mat fho saia
Bill n compi Int DO taken a.
confessed End Wat eam order
no served end published rs 70
Quired b. lav
LILA " NFrFNFEfT
Circuit Judge
"A Truo copvl
cASPAR ! LlNGrNAv clerk
Rv A y GALLAGHER
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AIonzo y. Pcttiiord. Attorney
1905 Broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN 81 fle
Circuit rous' Tor Tho Cpan't ~
WAYNE In Chanccfv
FRANCES RUSHING planrff
vs.. ED Ri'SillNG pof,aaar'
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NJ HT7TFTT FNT IT.
w. i. Pnirick. Sr.. ATTORNEY
1901 II. Antoine Street

STATE or MICHIGAN. in tho
c.rcst alti fHr The County az
~ Nayno ir Chancsv
RFFrS JONES Plaintiff. vs.
flLLIE i0NES Defendant.
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Circuit Judge
"a True copv)
cASrAR J LlNGEMAN, Clerk
rs T. C NACLT.
DEPUTY Clerk e-ia-4-l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-02-19

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Evening star., 1944-06-05
Johnston Tells Reds
Trade Can Bridge
Gulf Of Ideo|ogies
BY the Associated Press

! BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, June 5.--Eric Johnston
president of the United States
Chamber of Commerce, has told
Soviet trade leaders there admit
tedly is a gulf" between the eco
nomic ideologies of the USSR and
the United States. but bridges of
practical cooperation can be thrown
across it,
Mr.. Johnston's speech, probably
the most frank and provocative ever
made here by an individual, was
made at luncheon given Saturday
by Anastas I. Mikoyan, Soviet trade
commlssar, and issued yesterday by
Mr.. Johnston at a press conference.
Declaring his intention to discuss
direct, harsh, business facts" Mr..
Johnston said In economic ideol-
ogy the practice of my country rs
different from yours. You are state
minded. We are private minded
most individual minded. and gen.
tlemen, make no mistake. we are
determined to remain so or become
more So"
You must realize how completely
American Communists have been
wasting their time" Mr.. Johnston
added. I'm recent poll most Or
ganized workers answering a ques-
tion as to their social class replied
middle class. So perhaps in a way
you cannot blame our American
Communists for their failure. If
1 may put it frankly, how can they
make proletarian revolution
among workers who do not even
know they are proletarians?"
He suggested Russian raw mate
rial and American machines have
no ideologies They could be
mediators and interpreters between
us humans"
Mr.. johnson said he hoped that
Whatever political questions may
arise between our two governments
affairs of Europe and any
other continent can be adjusted in
the spirit of friendship and on the
basis of agreed moral principles.
And I am hoping thereupon our
two governments will negotiate and
Evening star., 1944-06-05
|BIock|isting of Argentine Firms
MAY Be Continued After War

the case of Argentina on the ground
that the Government and many of
the businesses have persisted in
seeking means to aid the Axis and
harm the cause of the United Ma
tionS.
The postwar blacklist policy is re-
ported authoritatively to have made
a deep impression in most European
capitals. 1t has encountered only
one serious setback since announce
ment. That was Prime Minister
Churchill's kindly words" for Spain
two weeks ago.
One result of this was a rein
vestigation of the whole postwar
blacklist policy here after which of
f1cials agreed that the policy still
stood and that it would be vigor-
ously enforced.
At present 1t is being most active
ly applied in the cases of Sweden
and Finland The first group of
Finnish firms, total of "a. went
on the list announced Saturday.
They included companies of top i'm
portance in Finland's political and
economic life.
Evening star., 1944-06-05
Winning Patrols Awarded
Emb|ems; Camporee Ends

Boy Scouts of the Northern dis
trict, Washington area, concluded
their annual three day camporee
yesterday at the foot of Colorado
avenue west of Sixteenth street
NV, with retreat ceremonies con-
Quoted by 1t. Col. J. L. Brewrink,
scoutmaster of troop 81, and presen-
tation of emblems to members of
winning patrol units.
Twenty-Five patrols were awarded
blue ribbons for excellence in scout