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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Please NOIe

As FOR HENS I know moth
ing about them. I couldn't tell
a Rhode Island Red from Red
Wyandotte. But, anyway a Red
"yandottc in England laid an
egg every day for eighty seven
days. This hen was the result
OF nine years Of research and
careful breeding by an English
farmer, Ability 10 lay many
eggs is an inherited trait. III
we're thinking OF having a
chicken farm would try TO get
some descendants Of the afore
mentioned Red Wyandotte hen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

THE AP REPORTS that 1t.
Harold ( Segal shot down ?
Jap Zero fighters over Rabaul
bringing his total 10 II and
taking the lead among Marine
pilots Of the Wake Ayenger
Squadron. Segal is one OF
the names Rep Rankin vilified
On the floor OF Congress In
short. while Rankin shoots the
bull 1t. Segal shoots bullets
that defend every American
even Rankin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Strange Plan

That night Alan unfolded his
plan II was a strange one and
not practically worldly But II
was his own idea. And mas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
4xiicS

NY FAVORITE dance baud
IS that0t Guy LoWbGrd0
TO me The greatest newspaper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
New YOrkCayaIcade
Nv IOuiS SOhOI
By Louis SObOI
Sunday POfpOurri!

SlGRID SCHULTZ, veteran foreign cores pond
who spent than - years Germany recently un-
oded TO Mary Margaret Mcbride few of her experiences
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

THE PRESS looked sweet
during the come-all-ye in Con-
gress. Reporters from various
papers (some OF them as far
apart as the two poles politi-
cally) got together and agreed:
This is too raw for our stom-
aChS. Let's make a list OF the
hlderS And they did The list
is available. and We suggest that
-yoH get Yourself a copy. II witt
give you many a laugh and
many a sick sensation in the
middle TO see what a scare a
Congressman can suffer ar the
thought OF losing his mandate
from the people II must be
admitted that there are mighty
few surprises In the list Of fugi-
tiveS from a roll call. II IS
loaded with fcncc-Straddiers.
Administration haters. flirters
with America First and assorted
ilapiaws Anybody with the
slightest familiarity with the
Capital could recite it almost
alphabetically without having
seen II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

AND BY THEIR own word
and deed the Congressional
opponents of votes for soldiers
have forfeited all right even to
mention the Constitution i'm
their silly arguments. They
tore the Constitution To rags
i'm the House Of Representa-
-tivcS several weeks IEU ---- 0ne
of the mOuthier foes OF sol
dierS' rights got up i'm Congress
and actually argued against
the ballot on the grounds that
il threatened white Suprcm-
acy"
Where is YOUR Constitution
now? The 18th Amendment To
the Constitution guarantees
equal rights TO white and col
Ored peoples. IL feaffirms the
item in the Declaration of In
dependence that all men are
created free and equal Did
any of the Constitution lovers
Jump TO their feet to protect
that sacred document when the
Speaker threw II 10 the floor
and stepped on IL" ~ 20. none
the dailies reported IT,.
BUT BY EAR the sorzieAt
SIGHT that Congress offered re-
Gently aud maybe N all its
AistorB) UaS the sight Of the
opponents OF soldiers rotes try
iHg 10 stay under c0uer They
tought Ike dcrlS against a
measure 10 stand up and be
counted That looked too
fistV crcG t0r thelr followers
The acreage CIV thinks ia a
traight hHc He figures that
y MS ucighbor Is on the leuel.
te doesn't care lcho knous u
n the nciGhbOr does something
sTcH its only human tor him
10 strut around Gre the folks
a big hello and kind OF queYy
ulth his tacc "H0W'm ! doing
Bat y ne crosses the street
wheu you 'rn't to,Cqrd HIM and
Stulty IN and out Of hts house
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
Uo and Oowu
:. BROADW Az
BY Walter WincheII


THE CONGRESSMEN who have ganged up to frsk
the service of their votes have out-smarted
lnctcs have aroused such Of pub
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

Her luncheon interview with
Hermann Goering for instance.
Recall.ng his overStuffed figure.
sHhe suggested Pilsef S, a fash
iDnable eating place near the
Reichstag Goering accepted
the invitation. but told her ne
would have TO bring his adju-
tant Miss Schultz said that
was all right but she would
have 10 bHng her assistant
When the meal was planned
Miss Schultz thought the gour-
zmandish Goering might ike
French sna.lS and operating on
the theory that q Well-fed
Goerng would talk more
read!iy She put the order
through Her assistant was
shocked
'Not French Sn8IlSi' she ex-
claimed The NaU doctrine
abh1is anything foreign
But il was TOO late Goernp
was told The snals are
French
Pine ho beamcd 81 love
French sna4s lcte All French
food This from thc man who
mac warned aii good Nazs NOT
70 caJ drink wear 0i bay any
thing .orHgn
ON or .IHE RAJ night
bOmbinas caught Miss schultz
between her hotel and the
br0adcasting studio. She was
nit in the knee by a piece If
Shrapnel. but was ordered b, a
German trooper with a raised
rifle tO continue on her WAY
or else she limpcd ON toward
the studio calling 10 several
men standing in the doorway
Of the hr0adcastng building "a
help her Not one Of them
stirred-thcy we're 40 terrified
When She WAS 20 feet from the
DOORWAY one Of the frightened
men tmidly came out TO. help
her. he was terribly scared
II was chcercd CONSIDERABLY
bY the fright on his face she
confided The man was Lord
IiaW Haw
FROM BROTHER Day
moderator Cf BfGttsr C
lege CH East ftA sfrrs.
crig Dan o Bucr Hobo q
letter As tc4 s1B r t9lr zoe.
cent colin nc Bouerg pros
pcriug ffcsc deus Tie uqr-
derltu ..tL-e1l ----.-.----
Crom1neT brH lacE gfaH 6c-
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tefrt rrc5 '0Ic' cW1rat-
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PICTORIAL RETIEH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
One Foot in the Aisle
BY Arthur Bugs Bacr
THREE IS FruILY"

LAUGHING honors arc
stolen by Bill Wadsworth who
plays the venerable DR. Bartell
who has brought everybody on
the stage into the world and
everybody in the audience
into the theatre.
THE OLD Docs competi-
tors are all in the Army and
he is buster than a bird dog
on an ostrich farm.
I REPEAT there is more
honest laughter in the Long
acre Theatre than ! have heard
in many a lukewarm moon.
IT Is Just about the frank
est show | was ever franked
INTO ----
AND J don't see how you
could be treated 70 more in
innate family secrets unless
YOU took a msgnifyins glass
10 the Flea Circus.
nniHba',a b, E'rs rsstor.l s,nassts fse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

HOWEVER thc night 7 saw
the show the audience ste it up
and hollcrcd Tor seconds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

probably ao nuts What so doc
What 20 5ay2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

WELL. I MIGHT as well
begin 10y telling YOU that,
when they were nothing
more than kids. it was prac-
tically decided that Alan and
Myra were 10 be man and wife
on some distant date. And
both the boy and the girl liked
the idea immensely To make
1t practically perfect. their
families We're the best Of
friends
Usually in cases such as
this the kids grow up and slip
away from each other by
mutual consent - and Alan
and Myra might have been the
exception that proved the rule.
The years passed, but their
romance showed no sign OF
going the way OF all flesh.
Alan went 10 college for two
years before he quit to ac-
cept a good lob at a publish
ing house Myra went to bust
ness college and then landed a
position as private secretary TO
big man in a small concern.
So far so good
With their families suI in
absolute harmony which. in
Itself lis an amazing fact-the
TWO sWeetheartS began TO talk
~ marriage.
Alan was waiting for that
next raise so that he and
Myra might start on the mari
sal voyage in something that
comfort They de-
cided that they would become
engaged but that they would
wait year before having the
Knot tied
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20
SGred From Disgrace

As far as Myrs was con-
ccrncd any plan OF Alan'S was
the best way out OF any Situa-
ton A week later. with all the
details arranged, Alan and
Bernicc were married-while
Myra looked on After the
ceremony Bernice kissed her
sister and. her husband-in-
only.
You're the two grandest
people that ever lived" she
sobbed. You have saved me
from a terrible disgrace. What
ever YOU want me 10 do about
the divorce when the time
comes, I'll do. I love YOU both
so very. very much" H.
There you have our story for
today, and there isn't much to
add Except TO tell you the
complete finish. which ought to
be Of interest 10 you
Alan and Bernice have now
been married for ten years and
have three children. And Myra
is still working as private sec
rotary for the big man in the
small concern! 90.
Copyrisht. 1914 Elne Features ssnAa-
cate. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

ria the alley, you're going TO
lock your hen coop. aren't you?
IT'S a pretty good rule that IL
a gus doing something big he
lron't hide IL. Think that oUer
and ask yourself: WHY are
these congressman so dH-Iired
scared OF coming out in the
open NTH their Constitutions
lOpiHg2 Is the Constitution
such a bad grip
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-20

IT Is Just about the frank
est show / was ever franked
MO ----- -------
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04
Checker Cab Promises To Fire Starter AtDepot
Says Negroes
Forced To Wait
WhitesPlaced
Pastor Tells How
Employee Fostered
Discrimination

prejudiced starter nj Union
depot who disseminated arains,
The Reverend y Howell pas
tor OF 81. Stephens AME church,
VIII be fired. Mr. Andrews. pres
ident OF the Checker Cab com
pany promised NAACP officials
In conference held Thursday.
FEB. -. Attorney Thurgood Mar
shall, special counsel OF NAAcP
Glostcr p Current. executive Sec
rotary Detroit branch. and the
Rev. Mr. Howell. participated In
The conference
The incident occurred Feb 10
when the Rev Mr.. Howell and
fifteen other delegates to church
conference were attempting 10 Sc
cure cab AZ the station. The
starter, according TO the Rev. Mr.
Hovsa. refused 10 allow Negroes
10 easer The taxicahs until all
white people were loaded AL
though a patrolman On duty. told
the prominent westsIde pastor 10
take one OF the cabs. the starter
placed his hand out IN such a
way that Negroes were prevented
from securing service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04
LETTERS

conclusion that we should see
more CT her. Say an enlarged
shot OF her In a bathing suit or
one OF those gorgeous gowns.
you dig.
so was requested by the en-
tire regiment TO contact one OF
the papers and make this request
as all OF the boys are anxious 10
have lovely race girl for PIN
up purposes
Now that / have made myself
clear. ! might add that know
that no one more competent than
yourself 10 handle this sort OF
request. So am satisfied that
all of the boys | represent will
get their wish Please don't let
them down.
Trusting that this Is satisfac-
tory with YOU and hoping that
II will servs as plug for Miss
Miller IN a way OF publicity. III
large photo is not possible we
will be thankful for a snapshot
II expect 20 hear from you
soon because I enjoy getting
letter from anyone who lives in
the good old JsA, especially In
the big r. (DetroiD.
Il remain as ever your friend.
"Ai."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04

her work nicely. She's depend
able and responsible and her
work Is splendid. but the gossip
is getting worse every day I
couldn't find another person that
would come up 10 her standard.
Tell me what TO do.
Ans.;-Idle gossip has driven
many an innocent soul 10 the
gutter. DO not allow this girls
reputation 10 be married In this
manner. She Is unlustly accused
and II too shy IN defend herself.
The hest thing for you 10 do Is
10 entirely ignore the gossip and
go on M you have IN the past.
But do encourage the girl 10 get
out more with the young people
her age and see that she goes 10
church and takes part. when
people know her better, they will
understand her.
MM.--Your answers have proven
very helpful 10 me and now
have very important problem 10
nut before you ! am IS My moth
er doesn't seem 70 realize that
have grown M and can take care
OF myself When she starts drink
ing. she begins arguing with my
sister and me and threatens 20
kill us II we do the least little
thing I am not happy living at
home and want 20 leave hut
know II would only make things
harder for me. as she would prob
ably 90 through with her threats
Should l get married immediate
~ 70 my boy friend who Is In
Service?
Ans; N yon married your hoy
friend now II wonld be only 10
GET away from home. and that Il
10 foundation 10 build marriage
on. Don't Judge your mother too
severely until ron understand her
more thoroughly. Oddly enough.
your mother Is really trying 10
prevent you and your sister from
making the same mistakes she
has. Your mother Is weak and
easily led. The fact that you have
u stronger and more dependable
character shonld enable you 10
give her u helping hand and try
10 null her out ~ this rut she has
fallen In. What you and your SIS
Ter really need "a do Il 10 offer
your mother more friendship In
cIude her In your social actlyI-
ties more
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04
SAGINAW
BY MRS. N. ToOxEy
Baptist Church

The Tabernacle & s was open
ed at $3.50 Sunday morning by
the superintendent. The attend
ance is again at top rate and the
rivalry IL sim in progress be-
tween classes ! and q Prayer
service began AZ II am. under
the leadership Of Brothers Low
rey and Bather The Rev Mr.
Gillyard read the morning scrip
ture. after which the Rev Mr.
Jones preached splendid SER
nor which sent chips into ev-
erybody's face. II was so full
OF hre and truth that Il left ev-
erybody, even Tabernacle mem
bers. astonishsd
The choir Is doing fine work
under the supervision Of Mrs
Toomey Three new members have
joined the church Including Mrs
Elizabeth Lovandas Mrs Nellie
Pierce and Mrs Alhertine Tay-
lor; also Rev John Spike
The BTU Is progressing nicely
under the leadership OF Mr.. Low
rey. a musical program was en-
joved nv everyone Sunday night
The Rev. + G. Jones Is pastor
Of the church; Bernice NJ Lowrey
Is church reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04
NEWS
BY NARyY SMITH

The Family Night held al the
AME church Tuesday, Feb 20
was successful as far as the food
was concerned The inclemency
Of the weather and the fact that
various activities were scheduled
for the same evening prevented
the large attendance hoped for
Al who were present reported a
very enjoyable time
This sort 81 entertainment is
very popular in several local
churches and promises 20 be more
widely known. The WAYS and
Means club. an auxiliary q the
AME church Of this city spon-
sored this program and Is plan
ming u sponsor this entertain
ment once a month We are sure
that as the practice becomes a
custom. there viii be large re-
The NAAcP held It's meeting
last Thursday nieht at the YWCA
The Rev Mr. Wagner was the
speaker
on the sick list this week IS
Mrs Isabelle Armstead OF 1S4
TomIlson. who IS recovering from
an operation.
Mrs. Frances odom 81 eo3 s
Highly has returned home after
visiting relatives in Pensacola
Fla. and Selma Ala.
Mrs. villa Jofdon OF So4 "
Michigan avenue. left this weel
/ for Macon. Ca 10 yisi' her rela
tives
A race relations program wa
observed Feb 70 al the FRS
Barnst church The program IN
cluded a violin solo by Miss VII
einla solomon: solo by Mrs
OPAL Myles and several selection
Inv the Community chorus, unde
the direction - Mrs. Lena \
Thomas. The Rev r. W Wall
smoke on THE Negro YESTERDAY
and To-day"
Miss voneite and Miss Mar
sue Hughes attended the Paradis'
last week 10 see Duke EllinFioi
N action During the week prev
ions Narvv and Ellen Smith wen
Ia see Count Basic
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04
LEGAL NOTICES
Samuel II. Rubin. Attorney
iOl Guaranty building

STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne IN Chancery.
NETTE WHITAKER.
Plaintiff. vs.. WILLIAM G. WHIT
TAKER. Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04
Admit Negro To
Universities

Wontlnned from Page 81
whites. both, IN elementary, teach
ers colleges and universities. An
derson's bill IL an amendment 10
the DAY Law" and makes no
change in the separation OF races
IN elementary schools and teach
ers colleges. hut only affects the
University Of Kentucky, univer-
sity OF Louisville and the Baptist
Theological Seminary.
States Objection
Mr.. Anderson vigorously leading
the fight on the floor Of the
House OF Representatives for the
passage OF the bill told his coll
leagues. III we are TO speak OF
democracy 10 the world. then let
us have democracy at home" In
further explaining the bill he
stated that It was the answer to
mandate OF the United States
Supreme Court two years ago
that states must provide equality
OF educational opportunities for
the two races" 1T now is firmly
established" Anderson said. that
states are under as much obliga-
tIon TO extend equality In educa-
ilonal opportunities as they are
70 provide public health measures
to all citizens
Mr. Anderson stated after the
passage OF the bill in the Lower
House that II was the most lib
eral and far reaching legislation
voted upon in a Southern legis-
lature IN the past 80 years; that
the measure sponsored hy him
was part Of the program 81 the
NatIonal Rar Associations Civil
Rights committee for 1914. IN
seeking to attack and abolish dis
elimination and segregation IN
education by legislation and legal
action.
The members Of the Civil
Rights COMMITTEES are
Earl p. Dickerson chairman
Chicago: Richard y. westhrooks'
Chicago: RAYMOND Pace Alexan-
der. Philadelphia. Pa: p. V. Law
son. Washington. DC; s. n. Nc
Gill. jacksonville; Albert c. Gil
bert New York; Chester X. Gil
lespie Cleveland; A. T Walden
Atlanta: Henry d. Espy 81.
Louis: W. Harold Flowers, Ark
ansas 2. Alexander LOBBY Nash
vile: Judge James A. Cobb, Wash
,ueton. nc. and WAC. Hughes.
Jr.. Baltimore.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04
Here's The Answer
lQuesIIons on pace %

"a Rev John Miller Dickey a
Presbyterian minister Of Ok
ford Pa
ca II was granted rs first char,
ter. April 20 1884 under The
name Of Ashmnm institute In
1850 new charter WAS granted
and the name was changed 20
Lincoln university
ca Willard S Townsend. pres.
ldcnt Of the United Transport
Service employees OF Ameri-
ca Redcrps)
tAl William r. Jackson, yMcA
secretary ~ Newark. NJ
tA) Lift Every Voice and Sing
iA) James Weldon johnson
tA) Carries r Dpdrow bandmas-
ter rsN retired Of Balti-
more
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04
HIT THAT RHEUMATIC PAIN
RIGHT WHERE IT HURTS
And look at The Silver lining
in those Clouds OF Pain

"a HOse ttUHdS OF Fufn
The big idea is that you want 70 feel
better When pain eases your mind
eases You get rest that means deliver.
ance. So use something that gets al The
pain Cszas brings you psin.relievine
help. Now YOU will feel as good a.
others who enjoy is help. too. Coo. and
s. Caution Use only ns directed. FRS
bottle purchase prize refunded II scs
are not satisfied. Today. get c-as-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04
ORDER or PUBLICATION
No. A1a.liA

No. S05.4i3
At session Of said Court held
at the Court House thereof In the
City OF Detroit on the 18th day
OF February. 19i4
Present Honorable CLYDE l..
WEBSTER. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
having been filed showing that
saId defendant Is a resident Of
this State and that process could
not be served by reason OF his
absence from the state. said de-
PENDANT being IN the Army OF me
United states, his address being
as follows
William G Whitaker
Major UsA
Surgeons office No. 0S45s7l
an Replacement Dept
APO 700 San Francisco, caln
TT is ORDERED that the said
defendant enter his appearance N
said cause on or before three
months from the date OF this or
der or the bill of complaint filed
herein will he taken as confessed
that copy Of this order be
served upon the said defendant
personally or by registered mail
M required by law directed 70 he
address herelnbefore set forth +;
and that said order he published
as REQUIRED by law In the Detroit
Tribune. a newspaper printed IN
said County Of Wayne.
CLYDE 7. WEBSTER.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
(cAsPAR J. LINGENIAN. Clerk
ny DAN woJcIK,
Deputy Clerk. s-4-4-le'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04

p.,pi,sed am convinced
g., 70. are ,he only one who
an Min mo-. Ne my husband
XIII know TINT ! 90 but why is
~ lose n, h,aa when other men
Ill. love 10 me as my husband
|. 90 Nee. bai be Just doesn't
~ 10 know how 20 say the
.sesi living thiuss 70 me. ] am
love starved
Ans: You IRE not love starved.
,eu Inst want to be n glamour
rsl instead Of a house wife and
lme affairs appeal more 10 you
nan marriage. tct of your high
lese and realize that you are
no femme iaiale You are Just an.
elher rirI 10 have n biz time With.
\ ,ou would spend more time
making your husband home, you
would NOT hive 80 many Idle
beurs q temptation. In doing so,
,au would give Your husband more
IureniIle 10 make love 10 you.
mn SIS son works hard and
r.tes money hut can't get mm
70 PIT any Of s. up lie doesn't
rhs me any'tiae and won't even
kssp W rs Insurance But when
h res sick De- comes home TO
ns / want % ret him to start
rrlrs soa y bis earnings 50 !
rr keep p tor him and he will
liar sometime IIoe can make
ilm d so
in.: II your son i old enough
n make BIZ own money. he i old
Woneh 10 learn haw 10 manage
4. The thing Tor you 10 do i 10
encourage him 10 open n bank
'ceoupt In hi, own name. and
ence he ACQUIRES The habit Of saw
lus he viii keep adding 10 II.
Point out 70 him the necessity
und advantage II hnyIng War
Bonds accomplish this and you
VII have done your part.
SAT- I hsrc worked hard
'1rrs ne pa four wears. have
ylre conf stable home and
py my progress.
energy ana ambition IN this town
fH'lrr i'ls short tine has caus-
q v'ry refh Gossip and humil-
ialor Ng base 'red 70 overlook
p al J hie'l woman TO come
|'i's i'cn srd clean house for
Pc 4" ! work an The time. Pee
n are saving ihat she is a funny
i'pe and cant understand why l
sAsr her on M JOB. She does
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04
rRCE All MICRO D0cT0Rs

BY 7. MELVIN

RICHMOND Va fANPl A
plan 10 give the Piedmont Tu-
herculosis saniiarium a. Burke
vile and the Petersburg State
COLONY an ail~colorcd medical
staff was revealed this week IN
the form Of e resolution by Rob-
err = BALDWIN, Norfolk now be-
fore The house committee on asy-
lums and prisons Of the state leg
islature.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04
LEGAL NOTICES
ChaS. n. Perkins. Attorney
527 f. Warren Avenue

STATE OF MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery
ANNA COOPER. Plaintiff vs..
JAMES COOPER, Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04
80. S55.459
ORDER or PUBLICATION

Al a session Of said Court held
at the Court House in the City
OF Detroit On the 2sth day OF
February Al. ls44
Present; Honorable CLYDE /
WEBSTER. Circuit Judge.
In this cause II appearing by
affidavit on file that the defend
ant. James Cooper. cannot be
served by process issued out OF
this Court as he Is not a resident
Of the State OF Michigan. but re-
sides in the City OF Chicago, coun-
" az Cook. and State OF Illinois
OK MOTION OF CHARLES r
PERKINS. Attorney for Plaintiff
1T is ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT. James Cooper, appear and
answer the Bill OF Complaint IN
this cause within three months
from the date % this order. or
that said Bill will he taken as
confessed and that this order he
published according 70 law and a
copy thereof he served upon the
the defendant by registered mall
as required by law.
CLYDE I WEBSTER.
Circuit Judge.
"A True Copy
CAsPAR j. LINGEMAN. clern.
ny DAN wOJcIH
Deputy Clerk s-t-4-lb.