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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
tuberculosis
Group Born

Breaking away from the Detroit
tuberculosis Sanitorium because
of what was termed policy diff
ferences, city, county and state
health officials today organized
the Detroit Wayne tuberculosis
Association and formally launched
their program.
Organized al a meeting in the
Hotel Statler last night, the new
group has the sanction of the city
and Wayne County health depart
ments and both the Michigan and
National tuberculosis Associa-
tions.
William J. ScrippS was elected
chairman of the new group, and
Richard l.. Lea, field representa-
tive of the Michigan tuberculosis
Association, was named secretary.
KINDS OF SEALS
Formation of this group means
that Detroiters will find two diff
ferent TB Christmas seals on sale
this fall. DR.. Burt Shurly direc-
tor of the Detroit Sanitorium. has
announced his group will work
independently.
This new group IN needed to
fight tuberculosis through edu-
cation and by adherence to the
general policy Of the national
organization" said T. j. Werle,
secretary OF the Michigan asso-
citation.
I'VE feel the Detroit Sani-
forum has not followed these
ObjectiVes.
Lea explained that the new
group would sponsor the sale OF
the double-barred Red Cross seal
TO which Detroiters have become
accustomed.
VIII Ross Of Milwaukee. presi-
dent Of the national association,
pointed out that funds from
Christmas Seal sales should not
be devoted 10 permanent demon
strationS which could be supported
by tax moneys. "
CITES EXAMPLE
"The Detroit Tuberculosis
SanitOrium receives money
from both the state and the
county and we believe funds
from the sale of seals should
not be diverted TO its support"
He offered the Detroit group
sufficient fund" TO get its pro-
gram started This money would
come from the sale OF seals, he
said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
Water Cure
Jap Gives Remedy
for a Hangover

TOKYO, Sept % INS) -Masa-
rochi MHrakami. Tokyo newspa-
perman and jiu-jitsu exponent, TO-
day advanced a cure for a hang
over It's like this:
when your head throbs from
the events OF the night before,
strip stark naked, stand sprad-
dled-legged on bare earth. then
assume an extremely erect posi-
tion with fists cIenched at the
small OF your back. Then. have
somebody dump a gallon of cold
water over your head. -
Murakami says his remedy is
sure fire.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
MdsOns Honor
Justice Bushnell

Justice George f. Bushnell OF
the Michigan supreme court, 33d
Degree Mason. today held the
second highest office in the order,
He was elected 10 a three-year
term as sovereign grand lieu
tenant commander.
Five Detroit and Dearborn men
were nominated in Boston tore
ceive the 33d Degree at the next
annual meeting of the Supreme
Council Of Scottish Rite Masonry.
The are Circuit Judge Robert
NJ Toms, Arthur C. Fillmore and
Howard l.. Foster Of Detroit and
Edward J Clay and Carl NJ.
Sjaholm OF Dearborn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
Job Bill 0kdyed
By Vdndenberg

WASHINGTON, Sept, 2s CUP)
Senators hoped TO make peace
in the bitter jobs-for-all bill fight
when they met an hour early in
an attempt 10 reach a decision
on the measure which President
Truman termed must" IN his
reconversion program.
Senator Vandenberg fRD of
Michigan predicted that. with a
few changes, the bill would pass
with almost unanimous Senate
support.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
M.D's Refresher Course

ANN ARBOR, Sept. 2s-Re-
fresher courses designed espe-
cially for physicians returning
from the armed forces will be Of
fered at the University of Michi-
gan Hospital beginning Jan. /.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Parents Win
Son I 'sCustody

A lengthy legal battle for Gus
tndy of 13-year-old Kenneth c
Whitlick Jr. ended today when
Circuit Court Judge Theodore !.
Richter ordered tho child taken
from his grandparents, who have
had him for nine years. and turned
over 10 his paren $, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth { Whitlock Sr. Of
1891 Robson. The grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs Christopher {.
Whitlock of 1896 Linwood.
In directing that Kenneth live
once more with his parents, Judge
Richter followed tho rccommcnda-
ton Of the friend of the court
The latter held that Kenneth s
parents arc morally and finan-
cially responsible The father IS
president of the Ultra-Flnish Engi-
neering Co.
The boy was sent 10 his grand
parents when he. was 4 years old
and after his mother had suffered
a nervous breakdown The mother
has since recovered completely
and has another child, Craig. 4.
Last May. the grandparents
sought a court order giving them
permanent custody OF Kenneth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
BY ED BRAND
Times Labor Editor

FLINT, Sept. 14-Adopting revolutionary
strike weapon, the UAW-CIO executive committee
today served an ultmatum on the automobile in
dustry that, unless wages raised 80 per cent,
one firm will be closed by strikes and green light
will be given its competitors to grab the flood of
postwar business
The victim of this new strategy will not be chosen
until preliminary negotiations fail it explained, but
it probably will be of the big three-GM Ford or
Chrysler
The union which pioneered the of the sit-down
made its threat in connection with fvepont program
issued conjunction with warning to members that
wildcat strikes no longer will be tolerated.
The edict provides for:
general 30 per cent boost in total wage benefits.
This does not that each employe would receive
80 per cent increase wages Instead the overall boost
would be shared equaly.)
lndustry-wide negotiations for the raise.
If management refuses to negotiate an industry
basis and powerful form of labor blockade will be
placed against lone manufacturer to be selected by the
union. The union claims the blockade will wreck the
business of company while building up its competitor
Rigid discipline of the unions 100000 members to
prevent scattered wildcat strikes during the single major
strike against the company selected for blockade
Decision to discontinue the practice of submitting gen.
era dispute to the War Labor Board and to with
draw all general wage pending before the WIB
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Shanghai Hit
by Initiation

SHANGHAI, Sept. Ia (INS)-
Scenes recalling the imitation OF
the German mark in the 1920s
swept Shanghai today after an
official announcement that only
Chinese national currency would
be accepted.
There was a hectic rush to get
rid of central reserve banknotes
issued on behalf of the former
japanese puppet government at
Nanking.
Panic-stricken shoppers, many
carrying cash in suitcases and
satchels. roamed Shanghai buying
up everything they could lay
their hands on.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Ferguson
HarbOr
PrOber

WASHINGTON. Sept. IA (INS)
The makeup of the congressional
committee which will investigate
the Pearl Harbor disaster was an
nounced today in the Senate and
the House.
Senate president Kenneth Nc
Kellar named the following sena-
tors 10 the joint committee:
Democrats-Alben Barkley OF
lucky. Walter George OF
Georgia. Scott Lucas of Illinois.
Republicans -- Homer Ferguson
of Michigan, and Owen Brewster
of Maine.
Speaker Sam Rayburn selected
these representatives for the
House:
Democrats - Reps. Jere Cooper
CTennD, Bayard Clark IN. c. and
John Murphy (Pa.)
Republicans - Reps. Bertrand
Gearhart CCalD and Frank Keefe
(WiS.)
Rayburn's announcement Of the
House appointments. held in strict
confidence since the House ap-
proved the Senate-passed investi-
cation resolution early this week,
was made Immediately after the
House convened today.
Cooper is the ranking majority
member of the important House
ways and means committee. Clark
sits on the House rules committee.
Like these two majority members
Murphy, A younger member OF
Congress. also is an attorney. Both
the Republicans are former pros
ecuting attorneys.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
5000 Vets Weekly
Gel JobIess Aid
Detroit Time, washington Bureau

WASHINGTON, Sept. 14-Job-
less World War II veterans are
being added TO the government $
readjustment pay rolls at the
rate of more than 5000 a week.
data released by the veterans ad-
ministration reveals.
Latest compilations show that
on Sept. ! there were 5S.652 un-
employed veterans receiving fed
eral allowance, jump of $3.50
in one week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
1sf Plane 10 Batavia
Tells Of DesoIdtion

SINGAPORE, Sept. IA (UP)-
Passengers on the first Allied
plane to land AT Batavia since the
japanese occupation brought back
word today that the great city in
Java Cooked dead and appalling
conditions marked a nearby in
teTnment camp.
a small party flew TO Batavia
yesterday. unofficially Spearhead-
ing the Allied reoccupation of the
rich East Indies island still TO be
surrendered formally after three
years Of japanese occupation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Windsor Will Visit
Mother Sans WaIly

At a press conference today just
before sailing aboard the Argen-
tina for lie Havre. the Duke dis
closed that he and the duchess are
going direct to Paris. They will
move into their rented apartment
there. Later they will go to
Antilles in the south of France
The duke said he looked for
ward very much to seeing his
mother. Queen Mary. again.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15

Judge Christopher F Stein was
so years old today. and ne sat on
the bench atilred in a maroon.
lowered lounglng robe and smiled
happily at hundreds Of friends
who jammed into his courtroom.
Two birthday cakes we're AZ the
Judges side.
The robe was a present from
his colleagues on the recorder s
bench, chosen because Judge Stein
started the movement 10 abolish
the black gowns formerly worn
by the lurlStS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Fog Delays DeVereuN
On Flight To Tokyo

American warships off Ominat
northern HonShu. delayed Dew
creux S scheduled fight TO the feet
force flagship.
The weather made DcvCrcuN Is
plans uncertain. lie had expected
10 fly to the USS Panamint and
TO Tokyo tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
SAVES HIS CAKES

Judge Stein finally got a chance
10 say thank YOU and then he
was Soundly kissed r. his grand
niece Miss Kathleen brennan, 20,
of S75l La Sale boulevard.
One cake was f. m the Judges,
II had no candles The other was
from Mrs. Josephine Tyson Of
Jackson, Tenn. an old friend. II
had six candles.
The Judge cut neither lie
finally cleared the courtroom and
went TO work on his doci CT
cases
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15

NEW YORK. Sept. ID CUPl-
The Duke Of Windsor said today
that he expects TO visit England
about the first week in October,
but tho duchess will not accom-
pany him to his homeland.
"It il nearly nine years since
have seen my mother" he said.
He said nc expected 10 take the
duchess 10 England with him at
some later date.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
City 10 Turn Back
Time 7 A. NJ, Sept. 30

Common Council decided today
90 get Detroit in step with the
nation when clocks are turned
back from war time Sept. 30
The present city ordinance fixes
midnight Of Sept. 30 for the
change. but Washington has de-
creed that war time shall end at
2 a. m. of that day The local or
dinance will be amended 10 con-
forr,,
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
NaZi War Crime List
Features Lady AStOr

Existence Of the list was dis.
closed today after discovery OF
secret documents in Germany. In
all. 2,3OO persons we're named by
the gestapo including Bernard
Baruch and Paul Robson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15

LONDON, Sept. il (INS)---
Winston Churchill, Lady Astor
and key officials of governments
in-exilc were slated for arrest by
the gcstapo in 1910 when Hitler
was- considering invasion OF Eng
land
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15

CHITOSE AIR FIELD. HOK-
KAIDO. Japan Sept. II tUP)--
Mai. James p. DevoreuN, COM
mander OF Wake Island when H.
fell TO the japanese, arrived by
traian today
Heavy fog and rain blanketing
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
HIGH CIRCLES SHAKEN
TWO OTHER SUICIDES
MacARTHUR CRACKs DOWN

Ex-Welfare Minister Chika-
hiko Koizumi, another accused
war criminal. committed suicide
today shortly before the reported
hara-kiri death of Gen. Teiichi
YoShimoto. former acting chief OF
staff of the Japanese army.
YoShimoto was said to have
ripped open his abdomen with a
knife and then shot himself
through the heart in tbS COM
manders room Of the fl.t gen.
eral military headquarters in
Tokyo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
BEGAN AS BALL PLAYER

, Judge Joseph a. ellis presided
at the short ceremony and told,
among other things, of Stein S
youthful career as a baseball
player in the days when Grand
Blvd. ran through pasture land.
NO baseball player in history
has been on the bench 30 long,"
cracked ellis.
Judge Donald Van Zile pre-
Sented the robe, and Judge w.
Mckay Skillman told Of Judge
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Berlin Police Orqanize

BERLIN, Sept. Il CUP)-Berlin
police formed their first union al
a meeting yesterday. Throughout
German history the police have
been forbidden to join or form
unions.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Judge Gets Robe.
2 Birthday Cakes

STEMS career In the courts, which
began IN 1897
Mrs. Nadia Atamanetz OF 17lSi
Warrington drive, an attache Of
the won1ens division. led the
group in singing Happy Birth
day TO You and For He's a Jolly
Good EellpA
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15

Union tOTeSt
GM OH Strike

Plants of General Motors Corp. will be the
first used by the UAW-CIO as test of the unions
newly conceived labor blockade to force general
80 per cent wage increase throughout the entire
automobile industry, it was revealed today by
Walter Reuther, UAW-CIO international vice
president.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
SET ST R|kE AT GIN
TO TEST 309s RAISE f
8OTODAY

Judge Christopher +.
Stein presiding over an in
formal 80th birthday party
In his honor in recorders
court today, wearing the
Howered lounge robe, "A
gift from court colleagues.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Ford dWdiiVes
Option toBuy
Willow Run

The Ford Motor Co. today
waived its option and purchase
rights on the S1oo,0oo,oo0 Willow
Run bomber plant but retained
the right of meeting bids of all
prospective buyers for all or any
part of the facilities within six
months.
Ford company's action was de-
scribed by II. L. Moekle, secre-
tary, as a voluntary movement Ito
assist the government in case
other opportunities are available
for sale or lease of the property
PLANT NOT SUITABLE
Decision of the company TO
waive the option, Moekle said,
was influenced by the fact that
option rights include the entire
facility, including tools and equip
ment not suitable for automotive
production.
BY retaining the right of first
refusal the Ford company Will
be permitted TO meet best offers
for six months after termination
of the lease on Sept. 20.
ENDED BY REQUEST
Moekle said the companys
lease covering Willow Run was
terminated at the request of the
Reconstruction Finance Corp.
Under original provisions of the
lease the contract could be terml-
mated upon 10 days notice by
either party.
Ford officials said termination
of the lease would not affect
Ford's present Willow Run opera
tion of reconditioning and flight
testing war weary bombers. The
lease took effect June p, 1871,
and since that time S,6S5 four
engine bombers have been pro-
duced at the plant.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
EXPLAINS POLICY

Explaining the unions new pol
icy. r. j. Thomas. president of
the union, said:
'1f industry refuses TO ne
gOtiate on an industry-wide
basis we will deal with indi-
viduaI companies on the follow
ing basis:
First. we will pick out a
company to close down. We will
not just strike in one depart
ment or in one plant. We will
call everybody out in every de-
partment In every city in which
the company operates.
Then we will see that It's
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j. 5. Suddenly
C|osesDonneii


TOKYO, Sept. IA (INS)-
Gen. Macarthur ordered the
complete suspension of the
Japanese Domei agency to-
day in a new move to clamp
the iron grip of occupation
on Japan.
The supreme commanders
latest action 10 tighten his con-
troll OF Nippon was taken rs the
Japanese reported that Kunihiko
Hashida, minister Of education In
the Tojo cabinet, died after a self
administered dose Of poison this
afternoon.
MACARTHUR CRACKS DOWN
Gen. Macarthur keynoted his
firm resolve to enforce complete
occupation on Japan with a state
ment which denied that the sur
render terms would be applied IN
"kid-gloved fashion as alleged by
some critics in the United States.
Suspension OF Domei came as a
surprise. There was no reason
given by Allied authorities for the
action. Yesterday Macarthur or
dered the japanese press to publi-
cize Jap atrocities.
Censorship rules clamped on the
japanese press provided that sus-
pension would be brought about
by infractions of the code.
HIGH CIRCLES SHAKEN
Higher circles in Japan appar-
emily were badly shaken by the
rigid application of Macarthur
occupation rules as evidenced by
the new reports of suicides.
(NBC said in a Tokyo broad
cast that japanese police would
turn over seven memberS Of the
Pearl HarbOr cabinet 10 Ameri-
can authorities tomorrow
Hashida was listed seventh on
Gen. MacArthur's war criminal
roster and was the fifth prominent
japanese reported 10 have chosen
self-destruction this week and the
third within "a hours.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15

The union also demanded
of wages, equal
pay for equal work, regard
less of the geographical loca-
tion of the job.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
HorRLY IEMPERATuREs

DR J. e. IOOLT. DENTIST
1io W Lafayette. a. MicniEan. OBJ cry
Hall Hours go. Tel ca $3.50 - ADV.
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picked and in some cases this would
be more than his share in the bale,
saying nothing about the years
work he has invested in the produc-
ton of the cotton. It is sad to say
but it is true that the sharecropper
in the Mississippi delta has nothing
to say about whether pickers are
to be brought into his field. The de-
cision is made solely by the planter
and charged to the sharecropper's
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n. Ohio HEmlock 2172
Street Telephone HEmlock O351
and Associated Negro Press
TIE UNITED NEWSPAPERS, Inc.
New York, N. Y. e.ssaf:ssss.sss, e.sSsasfsssss.ss
on her plantation, is paying $2.75
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Saturday, December 8,-+o45
to throw this ceiling price out or
to get around it. It is being violated
as often as the prohibition law un-
der the Volstead act. am convinced
there will be no ceiling price next
fall. Keen this in mind. It is the bip
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BULLETIN
stricken countries will begin tomor-
row under the auspices of the Ma
tional Catholic Welfare conference.
Dayton chairman of the drive is
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Sufurdoy, December 8, 1o45

SUGAR 5H0RTAGE,T0
CONTINUE THROUGH 1916
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7-Indi-
vldual sugar rations will continue
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mag Wos+ Fifth St
Publication office S. South St.

@Fs4s|a .s&St& 1NSN paper Z k@AfA&S&s< IS
National Representative INTEREST
545 Fifth Avenue
COTTON HARVEST POSES
PROBLEMS; P(kERS
NOT AVAILABLE
Continued from page y
food until January, plus their rail
road fare.
A large Negro planter at Mound
Bayou gave what is perhaps the
best analysis of the situation. Not
using his name for obvious reasons,
he says:
eve have been very much con-
cerned here about the ceiling price
on cotton picking. AS you doubtless
know, this is a thing which the
nlanterS themselves asked the de-
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RED CROSS ISSUES
FIRST AID TEXTBOOK
A new first aid textbook is being
distributed by the American Red
Cross and is to be used in connec-
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Father Raymond schroeder.
The national goal in the campai

Io % OUIICCC AO,UOO,OOO OdIIo UI IOOU'
Any type of canned food may be
contributed. All Catholic parishes
will serve as collecting points during
4Lo Jx,;x,o
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farmer who was the first to vi
the ceiling price and it is tn,

farmer who carries the price of
cotton picking to prohibitive levels.
This is of course blow to the small
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
NO. 35i.35g
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE AND
PUBLICATION

~ a session Of said Cou h4t
in the Courthouse at the CRY o,
Detroit County OF Wayne. S,ar
MICHIGAN on the 2sth de- Q,
March. lei5.
Present The Honorable y.-.
cent " Brennan. Circuit JudS.
Il appearing from The affi1sgs
on file that The place az residera
Of the defendant. President Sors
is unknown and that after sil.
gent search and inquiry II canax
Dc ascertained IN what State
County he now resides. 1T Is *.
dered that the defendant enter rs
appearance in said cause on or e.
fore three go months from ne
date Of this order or said BIZ Of
complaint will be taken as con.
tesssd and thar this order be rro.
lished az required by law ars 4
copy OF this Order be sent 70 sat
defendant 70 his last known pace
OF residence by registered mall
VINCENT ". BRENNAN. Circat
Judge
"A True Copy
CAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
ny A. SHEDD.
Deputy Clerk l-if-5-ee Is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12
NJ. Jss.,is
ORDER or PUBLIC ALTON

a, session OF said O-rt held
A. The court House IN the CTS OF
neiroi, in said County on the 18th
aas ~ APRIL AID. 1855
PRES SENT Hon. Robert "
Toms, Clicui Judge
on reading and filing The affi-
datl, hereto attached from which
y appears tina, the defendant,
Henry Ramirez il not a resident
~ Detroit Michigan. but when last
heard u and from. resided at 1922
Jerome street. Toledo Ohio there
FORE
on motion u Edward A. sim
mons attorney Tor plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED that the de-
tcadan' appear IN this cause with
in three 80 months from The date
hereof either 10 person or by al
iovney and that his failure 10 so
do viii cause his default to be TAX
en-
AND 1T Is further ordered that
copy Of this order be published
IN The Detroit Tribune neVspap-
or printed and published IN the
County % Wayne. State OF Mlch!-
gan according 10 law
AND 1T is FURTHER ordered
that copy Of this order together
with copy Of the affidavit upon
which y is founded be served up
on The defendant az bis last known
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-12

q. a se-s!o, ~ ~ s.oss sn-
ti'.sd Co-r. neic n ~ 7r,v
h1i.f.ns II ~ Cry ~ Dtfrot
County - Wsy1e 40 SOFA -
A!ctigan 'tA iz'h day % Aprt
AID. itfs.
PRESET Honorable CT A.
" .fr rf3f JLcrs,
j a.1esr.1s vs. sf'taF hereto
nt'a'hec fes 're Dffsrcart. FAs-
TDRf4 RasrnEPrI i ~. A
ref.afn, ~ ts state ~ Michigan
BIZ 'nst ts- as bnsva sla,s q,
reF.terce yzs q Cry ., a4z.sfa
RID ror ? state ~ Arkansa.
o. Motion - WILLIAM T.
PATRICK. SRI Avcrrey fo- PLAIN.
tn, 1T rs HEREBY ORDERED
thai ne Defsroan' e.tet he- a.
peafaDce ''afr person or s-
sifornsY WITHIN three ror,.s f-orn
date - his Order 70 Apes o- the
Bll - compia n' gi.l be faksr
~ confessed agalns, he.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
fnst a true oorv ~ 'hs Order n
Appear 10 mailed - the las
kno1n atdress ~ ne Defendant
~ registered NAL po~age PRO
paid. return re- eipf requested an,
thar frte e0pv ~ said Order =,
Appear be published according r
Law.
CRY A MILLER circul, Judge
"A True copyi
CASpAP J LINGFMAN. Clerk
By; Victor T. Hlcbe
Deputy Clerk f2l-s-2 n
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LEGAL NOTICES

PRESENT Honorable Theodore
] R.eh,er. Circuit Jutge
i satisfactorily appearing from
ne Affidavit OF ne Plainrfi On
liz 10 he above ent..lsd cause
IA, ,As Defendant. E.ia Nae ~
ars. IS nor a resident Of the state
e. Nlehizan. 81. is a resident OF
he State Of AiaoAma. City o.
M9rtrcmesy. residing q, ; La9.n
street
!T "A ORDERED tha, E.iA Mae ~
ADS appear and ars~eg ne BIZ 81
{ complaint IN this cause within
thrse ~ nor,.s from the date o.
tels Oscer. Of SAID Bill ~lll be
.assz a. confessed against her:
AND IT is FURTHER ordered
;h4, = COPS ot said Order be seat
10 tie as; x1own a-e.sss 81 ne
Ls.enasa, ~ REGISTERED maj ana
IN case no registered return re-
es.pt signed 81 ,ks Defendant 8
81 elytd nat THIS oste BE pub
sne1 a. .-q..se. ~ lax
THEODORE RICHTER. Circuit.
judge
~ Tr1e Copy
CAsPAR J LlNGENA$ Clerk
Bv 4. SHEDD
DEPUTY Clerk t'-i-S---i'