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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
WHITAKER
r, uARrmA IEDfOROn

Pastor w p smith OF Camp
pol. Chapel preached last sun
dav morning from Psalm Ia.
His ihcmo WAS Reioice IN the
work ~ rhe Lord The sermon
vas fcry Instructive Miss Lar
se'ia Kiads ~ $, Paul church.
ncfo,f mas a visitor
81 me I'm service The pas.
tor ~ Brown Chapel YpsiSanh.
tho Rer Knowles Delivered tho
message The service was In in
fsres' ~ NE trustees and was
rccessful
A. 3 80 The Young people ~
Nonros Nirh entertained the
consfeeafion with lovely pro-
rrsm IN Interest ~ me ACE
league SD services fhrcurh san
asv were vel' attended
rrlHai November 2 a. nm
short RA'e STUDY love feast
ans rcrerr' SASS meeting VIII
h heM. o. tre Church Everxhody
nvfes 70 attend Holy COM
munior WIZ 20 Administered sum
morning
T7s'or sm't ard family were
iurrr saos's ~ Nr ard Mrs
T Niaer Sunisv
Miss loesena Reddick Mr. and
Mrs Wil'lem Collier ard Nr Nc
ra1 vere SATURDAY. dirner guests
q " and Mrs Charles Benton
Fte vere also among Tho many
Who toned IN on 2 delEh'ful
harride from 'ho home o, Mr.
ara Mrs BENTON
Mrs Core Garter spent last
v''k end ia Detroit Vi'h her
sisters ard frerds
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NJ. 5s5-JId
ORDER or PUBLIC ATlOy

AT session OF said cour, 49,,
at the county courthouse h ~,
city OF Detroit. Wayne con-.
Michigan. this l4th day Of Se,,,.
her. 1916 AID ~
Present Honorable THOMAS ,
MAHER, Circuit Judge 9
IL appearing TO the satisf,,...
OF this court from AFFIDAVIT hs,.
to attached that the above psn',.
defendant is not residen, ~ n.
city Of Detroit. Wayne coer,'
Michigan but that he reside, II Il.
state OF North carolina ana oapoc,
be served with summons issued ~,
OF this court.
On Motion OF Ralph " Mill.
attorney for plaintiff il is Ordsrsa
that the said defendant appear a.
answer the bill OF complaint ~.
herein within three i3l mor,A,
from the date hereof Or "a, X.
same may be taken as cnrfsss.s
1T is FURTHER ORnERyn
hereby that a copy OF IRIS "a
order he sent 70 the deferasn, !,
his last known address ty rss,s,
cred mail. and in case % reto-,
receipt signed by the aefen1ir, /,
received. that this order sh,u 1.
duly published as required ~ lav
THOMAS F. MAHER
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN car.
by A. SHEDD.
Deputy Clerk fn-s-li.r
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No. 3si.s7i
ORDER or PUBLICATION

At session OF said Court. held
az the Court House. in the Wayne
County Building, in the City Of
Detroit County OF Wayne and
state 81 Michigan, on the IS day
OF September AD. 1876
Present The Hon CHESTER +.
OHARA. circuit Judge
II appearing by anidayit attach
cd hereto. that the Defendant,
Benjamin Foster. Is not a siicnt
OF the State Of Michigan and that
his last known address was Apt
10 C Blair Heights, Clarion IA.
on motion OF Alonzo u reui-
ford. Attorney for The Plaintiff
Ethel Lee Foster. il Is ordered
that the said Defendant. Benjamin
Foster. enter his appearance In
this cause. on or before three tSl
months from the date Of this ord
er. or that The said Bll of COM
plant he taken as confessed. and
thar tho said order he served and
published In the Detroit Tribune.
weekly newspaper. circulating
IN the county Of WAYNE as requir-
cd by law
CHESTER r. OHARA
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
cAsPAR J LINCEMAN. Clerk
ny A. F Nader.
Deputy Clerk 1927 -ie-s
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No. 3St-1i5
ORDER or PUBLIC ALTON

Al session OF said Court held
in the city OF Detroit Wayne
County Michigan on September
90. 1915.
Present Hon. CHESTER r.
O,HARA Circuit Judge.
II appearing 70 tits Cont from
affidavit, on file that David Ride
oat defendant herein is resi-
dent of the City " Detroit WAYNE
County Michigan. hu. AZ the nres-
ont Time IS in the armed For es
OF tho United State OF America.
and temporarily resides AZ 18th
Z. s. Special CIR battalion. Co.
y. Navy 2lis Fleet =. O. san
Francisco. Calf
On Motion of Charles r. Berry,
Attorney for tho Plaintiff
Il Is Ordered that the defend
ant. David Rideout. enter his APP
pearance in said cause on or he
fore three 3 months from the date
Of this order or said bill Of COM
plant viii be taken as confessed
against him and that the said
Order be published in the De-
iroit Tribune. newspaper print
ed published and circulated in
said County: and copy Of the
same be sent 10 the last known
post office address Of the defend
ant by registered mail
CHESTER =. OHARA.
Circuit Judge
CA True Copy,
CAsPAR j. LINGEMAN, Clerk
BY A. f Nader.
Deputy Clerk 11-s-12-15.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Herbert l.. Dudley
1876 Russell Street


STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery
ALICE ROSENBERG. Plaintiff.
vs.. CLARENCE c II A p NJ A y
ROSENBERG. Defendant.
No. 3>s.39
ORDER or PUBLICATION
At a session OF said court held
In the Court House in the City
OF Detroit. on the Slst day Of Aug
usi. 4. D.. 1913.
PRESENT The Hon. Thomas F
Maher, Circuit Judge.
II appearing 10 this Court from
the affidavit OF the plaintiff that
the defendant Clarence Chapman
Rosenberg. does not reside IN the
State OF Michigan. but resides az
vincennes Hotel Apartment Annex,
81 and Cottage Grove street, Chica-
60. H.
OK MOTION OF Herbert L. Dud-
ley. attorney for plaintiff
IT Is ORDERED that he appear
and answer the Bill OF Complaint
filed in this cause within three go
months from the date OF this order.
or said Bill Will he taken as con-
fessed. and that copy az this or
der be sent 10 The last known ad-
dress Of said defendant by regis
tered mail and In case no regis
tered return receipt signed hv the
defendant is received, that this or
der he published as required by
law
THOMAS r M.tHER. Circuit Judge
"A True Copy
cAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
Arthur y Jones.
Deputy Clerk e-22 1-3-45
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NJ. Sfs-~f-
ORDER or PUBLIC ALTON

AZ a session ~ said Court hold
in 'he County Building az Detroit.
Michigan. on the 10Th day Of Sept
Ie4S
Present The Hon CHESTER ?.
OHARs circuit Judge
I, satisfactorily appearing by
AFFIDAVIT attached hereto that the
Defendant is resident Of this
state ana that process for her ap-
peararce has been duly issued
and that The same could no' he
served hy reason OF her absence
from or concealmen' within this
state and mat her address IS 9al
Alfred sfreo' Detroit MICHIGAN
~ NOTION ~ Edward " Tnr-
nor attorney FOR plaintiff
u Is ordered that tho defendant.
Pearl Young arnear and answer
tho bill ~ COMPLAINT filed IN This
cause within three months ca
from Tho date Of this order or the
said bill will he taken as con-
Tossed. and that n conv % this ord
cr be published in The nefroit Tri-
hume and served according 20 law.
CHESTER ? OHARN
Circuit Judge
"a True Copyl
cASPAR Y LINGEMAN. Clerk
nv s F. Nader
Deputy Clerk lo-iS-ll-24
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Alonzo n. Petlford. Atty.
1905 broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County 81
WAYNE IN Chancery.
ETHEL LEE FOSTER, Plaintiff
vs. BENJAMIN FOSTER Defend
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Charles y. Berry. Attorney
1905 Rroadwa,

S'a'e q Michigan n ne circuit
court for The Comfy Of Wayne in
Cearcery
LESSEE NAE MOORE. Plant n
is FOREST T MOORE Defend.
Z.
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ATNEp 4. TATkEN.
Attorney
1910 Monterey a,cnuc

State N Michigan In the Circuit
Court for the County Of Wayne IN
Chancerv.
CLARENCE WILLIAMS. Plain
I'm vs. MARY WILLIAMS Defend
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LEGAL NOTICES
Gar,ln, Smith and Davenport.
Attorneys
Ia3G Rrush
1886 Brush

loo DFuru
STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
SALLIE fAlR\OT. Plaintiff VS..
WILLIE FAlRNOT. Defendant.
No. $4,000
ORDER or APPEARANCE
At session OF said Court held
in the Court House in the City OF
Detroit. Wayne County. Michigan,
on this 18th day OF September. A..
D.. la45
Present. Hon. CHESTER P.
O'HARA. Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing from
the Affidavit OF the Plaintiff on file
in this cause. and the Return Of
the summons issued out and un-
der the seal 81 this Court that The
Defendant. Willie Fairnot. cannot
be located after diligent search
and inquiry and that his present
whereabouts are unknown. but that
his last known address 10 above
Plaintiff was 35s' LaBelle street
Highland Park. Wayne County.
Michigan.
II Is Ordered that Willie Fair
not appear and answer the Bill OF
Complaint filed In this cause with
in three months q, from the date
OF this Order or said Bill will be
taken as confessed against him
And I, Is Further Ordered that a
copy of said order he sent 70 the
last known address Of said Defend
ant IVY registered mail. and IN
case no registered return recent
signed nv the Defendant is receiv-
cd. that this order be published as
required nv law
CHESTER r. O'HARA
Circuit Judge
"a True Copyl
cAsPAR J. LINGEMAN, Clerk
Ry A r Nader
Derutvlclerk 1913 -li-24
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CHAS n. RFRRv. Attorney
f20S Rrogdwav

State ~ Michigan IN the Circuit
Court FOR the County of Wayne IN
Chancerv
JOSEPHINE BOOTH Plaintiff
We WILLIAM c. BOOTH. Defend
ant
No. aS2.GN
0RDFR OF pTBTICATI0V
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Edward VI. Tnrner. Attorney
5lOn Rpanhien

State % Michigan in the Circuit
Court FOR 40 County n WAYNE in
Chsrcery
FRANK ynrNc Plaintiff vs..
pFARI YOrNG Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03
Charles u. Kerry. Atty.
I30S Broadway

State n Michigan in the Circuit
Court for the County ~ Wayne
in Chancory
EDITH RlDFOIT plaintiff vs.
DAVID RIDEOrT Defendant
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HERBERT l.. DUDLEY. ATTY.
Io.e Russell Street

STATE OF MIcHIGAN IN The
Circuit Court for the County oil
WAYNE in Chancery.
VERA LENORA JOINS. pam
,,,s We CLIFFORD JONES, Defen-
dant
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LEGAL NOTICtS
RALPH W. MILLER
Attorney
iii Canin

State OF Michigan 81 TIE c,,....
Court for the County OF Wavn, ~ y
Chancery. guy u
ODESSA LEACH. plairnr
EDWARD LEACH. Defendant "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03

nss ~ be- rtpniar sirl
cannot Pc independent go mo
point oi tac'lessnes. that.
what ieu are doing True.
The boys don'i oanf Girl. 10
run alter them hut ihet no.
want girl 70 show little
enthusiasm 10 their behalf.
Meet them haii why. making
Them respect vor M the same
time. and 'on viii be more
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-03

ans; rntil tho divorce Is II.
nal she i >tH hs vile and
viii probably MOI hesitate ~
protect her interest ~ ans cost.
You must not move in with
him during fhi. period ~ ,era.
rnfion Namel1 hoclnse tho
vile conld nam. Yen o., corr
respondent in 'he case and
make things unpleasant iar
,on. And roo, son 10 uof wnt
10 1.-Two wlih a man untl yon
are legally married ~ HIM. lf
ron did. there waul1 49, DO
incentive on hi, rarf % MARI,
you. nlforca nriy % any
form ami no qaie'er The pro.
ceedinvs can % rarried ON. me
better for ON anoerned.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01

Division chsirmen named for
the commercial and professional
unit include 3. A. Seymour and
II. B. Seymour realtors I. Himel-
hoch OF Himelhoch e. Co. Foster
Winter OF J. L. Hudson Co.
George Davis OF Young and Rubi-
can. Inc. Louis Miriam OF the
War Production Board: FAY
Thomas Of the Book Cadillac
Hotel; Harry Green of Standard
Brands, Inc; Wendell {. Goddard
OF the Detroit Bank.
T. Allan Smith, Commonwealth
Bank; John F. Ballenger, police
commissioner: Arthur L. Nc
Grath Of the Northern High
School; Henry s. Hulbert of the
National Bank OF Detroit. and
Mcpherson Browning OF the De-
troit Trust Co
In a supper meeting yesterday
al the National Bank Building
committee members heard Frank
ID. Eaman, president of the War
Chest, outline the purposes of
this years drive. scheduled TO run
from Oct. s 10 Oct. 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Home Again
Veteran Of 40 Months
Saw Big Shows

After being away from home
for 40 months, during which he
was in the thick Of fighting from
Africa 20 France, STAFF Sgt. Floyd
L. Mullins came home to Detroit
today, discharged and reunited
with his wife whom he left five
days after they were married in
1912.
With 129 discharge points. Mul-
Inns arrived in Newport News
last Monday 10 be greeted by his
wife. She went with him 10 a
separation center while he was
awaiting his discharge.
In the army. Mullins was an
aviation ground crew chief at
tsched 10 the 18th Fighter Group.
He landed in North Africa three
days after the invasion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
u. I'D. Staff
Adds q

Two Jesuit priests and SiN lay
men have been appointed 10 the
University of Detroit faculty for
the l945-l9i6 Scholastic year the
Very Rev William j. Mulor S j.,
president and rector, announced
today
Tho Rev John Vt McCummis-
KEY = J viii aSSunic "A post On
the English faculty and The Rev
Jeremiah j OCallaChan. $. ] has
been assigned 10 the philosophy
department Both are from West
Baden College Ind
DIT jose ESplnoSa. Spanish pro-
feSsor. who has been on leave IN
Washington since 1912 working
with Senator Denis ChayeS Of
New Mexico, viii return TO the
faculty
Or. John a Moran IONS the
science faculty as assistant pro-
fessor Of bacterioIogy and micro
biology while DR. Lyle T. Mehlen-
baher comes from Arizona State
Teachers College 10 be associate
professor of mathematics
l. Joseph LlnS OF the University
OF Wisconsin, will become an in
structor Of education. Graduate
assistants John r. Hardy and
Robert Affeldt join the staff of
the English department
Gordon p, Farrell is absent on
leave 10 serve as cultural advisor
10 the Institute de Intcrcambio
Cultural Argentine Norte Ameri-
cano IN Cordoba, Argentina.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
.AIferndte-Ddy
Milk TO Stay

Dctroits gtlk truck drivers
have voted 70 keep deliveries on
the wartime every-other-day basis
after the ODT ban is lifted Nov l..
To SsNe ures, the Office Of De-
fen>e Transportation issued a reg
ulation in 1912 banning daily de-
lNericS Rules 10 enforce the
every -othel-day deliveries have
been adopted bv the tWo unions
controlling the milk drivers here.
The rule was FIRST adopted in
1912 and rcanirmed this week by
Local SO Of the United Dairy
Workers. Go and tho rule has
been adopted by the Mix Drivers
Union. AL, Local l55
II provides for deliveries every
other day, no deliveries before 7
a m and one trip a day. Drivers
who violate n Will be fined $50
Tor first offenSe and for a second
violation Will be suspended ftom
the union. which automatically
means dismissal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Youth S Death Spurs
Reform School Probe

ELDORADO. Ia. Aug. 81 (UP)
An investigation was pressed
today into conditions AT the state
training school after report that
Robert Miller. Il. whose death
touched off mass outbreak
Wednesday, was killed by a blow
on the head
Members of the Iowa board of
Investigation arrived here late
yesterday 10 investigate charges
Of brutality at the institution for
underprivileged and delinquent
bows.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Killer to Rest
BY Mother

Robert Irving Latimer, so
Mlchlgans most famous hfer who
died late Wednesday in Eloise
Hospital. will be buried Saturday
in Mt Evergreen Cemetery Jack
son. in the same lot with the
mother whom he was convicted OF
Staying in 1889.
Latimer. who served 40 years,
was pardoned in 1885 by Gov
Frank ID. Fitzgerald.
Arrangements for his funeral
were made by a cousin, Miss Flor
ence Latlmer of Jackson who
said
THAT tragedy belongs to an
other generation. We want TO
forget"
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
HANGS Self in Home

Joseph Fontana, 50. died yes
terday from hanging from a venti-
latOr in ms home at 1926 Temple.
His wife. MlLa, told police that
he had been Respondent since he
received city order to repair his
basement
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-01
Chest Leaders
For '45PiCked

James 3 Nebher Jr- vice presi-
dent and assistant general man.
sger Of the J l. hudson Co and
Fred " Sanders, secretary treas
urer of the Pred Sanders Corp,
will head the commercial and
professional unit Of the 1915
Community War Chest Victory
campaign, general chairman Ed
win J. Anderson announced today.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-02

Nominees for Cabinet posts by President Truman: Tom c. Clark (top) now ass stant attorn- ey general, will succeed Francis Riddle as attorney general; Rep. Clinton P. Anderson (center) will become Secretary of Agriculture succeeding Claude A. Wickard and Judge Lewls B. Schwellen- bach (bottom) will replace Ma dame Frances Perkins as Secre- tary of Labor. Appointments are subject to Senate con6rma- tion,
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-02

Remember The Eth War Loan
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-30
PAGE THREE

the construction of the Alaska Highway, is attending the San Francisco Conference as a repre- sentative of the State Department. Visitors
 James T. Huchison of Fair banks, was a visitor at Delegate Bartlett's office on his trip east with MT. and Mrs. Frank Pollock, who were in Washington for a shCr: time.
 The Rev. and Mrs. John E. Youel, formerly of Fairbanks, called on MT. Bartlett on trip to Washington from their home in Prattsburg, New York. MT. Youel was Presbyterian minister in Fairbanks for thirteen years, and they left the Territory in 1941.
 D. w. Heron has been in Wash ington for several days conferring with Treasury officials and called on Mir. Bartlett. MT. Heron is dis bursing officer, with headquarters at Juneau, for the Treasury De- partment.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-30
LADIES AID TO MEET

The Ladies Aid of the Federated Church will hold their regular monthly meeting Friday, June l, at 200 pm. at the home of Mrs. Paul Galloway. Everyone is urged to attend.
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-30

til arrangements can be made to prepare fully for this undertak- ing, according to an order signed recently by Board Administrator Howse.
 The original order designated the Reconstruction Finance Cor poration, the United States Mari time Commission, the War Food Administration and the Depart ment of the Interior as disposal agencies for surplus property in Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Until the time that each agency can assume re- sponsibility for the disposal of surplus property when facilities
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-30
WASHINGTON NEWSLETTER
By MARY LEE COUNCIL Secretary 10 E. L. (Bob) Bartlett Delegate 10 Congress from Alaska

Responsibility of Disposal Agencies For Surplus Properties Postponed
 The four government agencies designated as surplus property disposal agencies for the territo- ries and possessions in a recent order of the Surplus Property Board will not assume the care and handling of such property un-
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-30

supervision of David Browne, Spe- cial Representative in Fairbanks, Alaska, for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation in charge of disposal of surplus property. Order Withdrawing Land Along Alaska Highway Reduced Through an order of the De- partment of the Interior, the forty mile wide strip of land in Alaska, twenty miles on either side of a center line extending from Big Delta to the Alaska Yukon Bound ary, and twenty miles on either side of a center line extending from a point near Gulkana to the Panama River, has been reduced to ten-mile wide strip, five miles on either side of the right of way of the Canadian Alaskan Military Highway as constructed from Big Delta to the Alaska Yukon Bound ary, and from it's junction with the Richardson Highway, near Gulkana, to the Panama River.
 The vacant, unreserved and sur veyed public lands affected by this order will be opened to home stealing on June 2. For a period of ninety days, qualified veterans of World War II and persons hav- ing preference rights have prior choice in making applications for homesteads. One the ninety-first day, any of the lands remaining unreserved and unappropriated will be open to public application.
 The lands affected by this order are situated in the Anchorage and Fairbanks land districts, and ap- plications should be filed in the district land office having juris- diction over the lands.
 1 Senate Passes Bill 10 Allow Pur. chase of Five-Acre Lots In Alaska
 The Senate has passed the bill, S. 497, to allow persons to pur- chase small tracts of land in Alas ka, not to exceed five acres in size, for home, recreational and con- valescent purposes.
 The bill will also allow employ ees of the Interior Department living in Alaska to participate in the purchase of such land. The purchase of small tracts of land in the United States, exclud- ing Alaska, was authorized by an Act of Congress in 1888, and S. 497 will extend the benefits of that Act to the Territory.
 s. 497 is a companion bill of H. R. 2135 introduced in the House by Delegate Bartlett.
 Honors Bestowed on Late
 Billy" Mitchell
 The man who foresaw the
The Nome nugget., 1945-05-30
T HE ME NUGGET

general.
 Billy Mitchell predicted Alas ka's strategic position following flight he made from New York to Nome in 1920 AS the result of that flight, he hoped air bases would be established in Alaska and airlines would be extended to the Territory.
 Delegate Bartlett And Secretary Wallace Discuss Alaska
 In a conference held with Henry A. Wallace, Secretary of Com merce, on the general subject of Alaska's development, Delegate Bartlett found the Secretary sym pathetic and deeply interested in the Territory. He expressed spe- cial interest in the possibilities for agricultural development of Alas ka and referred often to a conver- Sation he had had on that subject with Dr. Charles E. Bunnell, Pres ident of the University of Alaska when he was in Alaska last year. Captain Neuberger
 Attends Conference
 Captain Richard L. Neuberger, well-known in Alaska as an au- thor of numerous articles on the Territory, and formerly aide to General O'Connor who headed the Northwest Service Command in
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-20

Jerry Wayne, song star and host, sreets
HiIiegarde on tic Borden Show tonight!
The varm-rhrOIyed songyTreSs wit sing 70
the sweet n,us;e Of Jca Alexander, OF
ehes;ra - making il half-hour you
shouldn't ns,i Tune in 10 The bis Borden
Sbov tonight .. W&YZ T. NJ.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-09-16
Sopiet Prosecutor Of
War Criminals Ousted

LONDON, Sept. 15.-WD-Unof-
fetal reports that Maj. Gen. l. T..
Nikitchenko, Soviet prosecutor OF
German war criminals, had been
removed from his post reached
London today as Justice Robert S.
Jackson, chief United States prose-
cutor, moved his headquarters
from London to Nuremberg where
the trial will be held.
The possibility of hitch in
preparations for the trial of the
Nazis, who include Reichsmarshal
Hermann Goering, Foreign Minis
Ter Joachim Won Ribbentrop and
others, was indicated in the re-
ports that Nikitchenko had been
removed from office.
A lass agency representative
here said the report had no con-
firmation in London but that it
was quite possible"