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induction in the fall of 1943. He was
sent overseas in the fall of 1914 and
was with the 9th Air Force.
S/Sergt. John H. Davis, %, son of
Mrs. Lulu Roberts, SIS Bryant street
NV, was liberated May 2 from
Stalag by the British 9Th Air borne
Division, his mother has been noti-
fed.
The Bit gunner had been shot
down over Hamburg last June o.
He went overseas in April, 1914. ac-
cording to his mother.
Sergt. Davis was born in Parkers-
burg, w. Va, where he was gradu-
ated from high school and attended
business college. He went into the
air forces in November, 1943. Mrs
Roberts formerly worked for the
Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Pvt. Frank M. Brosnan, %, son OF
Mrs. Rose c. Brosnan, 642 I street
Sc, was liberated on May / from a
German prison camp, he has notified
his mother. He had been captured
February II, 1943, in North Africa
while fighting with an infantry anti
tank company.
He was born here and attended
Hine Junior High School. He was
employed at the Naval Torpedo
Plant in Alexandria, Va, before en-
listing June II, 1912. He went over
seas early in October of that year.
Sergt. James w. Cox, 81, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William @. Cox, BOG
E street NE, has been liberated
from a German prison camp, the
War Department has notified his
parents. He was reported missing
March % when the B-26 on which
he was aerial engineer and gunner
was shot down over occupied Hol-
land. He attended Stuart Junior
High School and was employed by
the War Production Board when he
entered the Army In April, 1943. His
brother, william T. Cox, %, was dis
charged from the Army May 3 be-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Harold Fitzpatrick
To Be RedepIoyed

RFlMS Francc-Corporal Har-
old S Fitzpatrick. 22-yesr-old De-
;roiter. is now IN the L s Armys
Disc intermediate Section await
inc rcN"plQvnent
lnucted into the Army In
March. lgl3. Cpl. K'lpatr'"S was
sent To Fort Custer. Michigan.
and pssior"d ~ the tt9"-I C~"r.
termaster Service Co. Tie Arriv-
ed with the unit In North Ire
land In October. 1913.
DURING his ofi-du,y- hours he
PLAYED IN the units dance band
I'm July 1914. he went with the unit
to England. where he was used as
an interior guard at one OF the e.
s Army'S dcpots in Liverpool.
During May. 1915 Fitzpatrick went
10 France. and was transferred to-
he 47SSth Quar'crmastcr Bakery
Gu He is now undergoing tech.
nical training, learning 10 become
a baker
Cpl Fitzpatrick attended NORTH
ern High school ,p Detroit and be
tore his induction he was employ
cd by the Ford Motor Car CO
Uis .yonpfbrr Mrs Ressie Kilpst-
TitH. resigiyS 4; 62S X&suc a~c@4c
Detroit Michi CAV
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
From France To
The Orient For
Detroit Soldier

WITH DELTA BASE TROOPS.
MARSElLLE. France George
Thomas. Detroit. Michigan rifle
man who was with the 9th Imam
Try regiment Of the 2nd division.
recently arrived at Calais staging
area for redeploymen, CALAIS IS
'Nc - three reIeDlJvvent camps
in Delta Base Section where thous.
ands ~ troops are proceSSed for
movement: 10 the Pacific Opera.
tons area
Before the end Of the war with
Germany. Pfc. Thomas Was on
the front line five months. lie
was one Of $500 Negro volunteers
who left service units and other
outfits last winter when the Al
lied Drive on Berlin got tough"
BEFORE his reasSl gnmcn; - The
,rfsn;ry. he was with ari!-aI--
or e uni: He wears four bronze
stars FOR participating in cam
pagns IN Africa. Italy. crossing
the Rhine and Northern Germany
He also wears the Presidential
Unit Citation and Combat lntsn-
,rvr1an'S badges
Pc Thomas is the son NJ Mrs
E:hel Nicholson. s422 Russell stree.
Detroit
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Detroit Sgt. Is
Great Mechanic
In NJ rseiIIe

WITH DELTA BASE TROOPS
MARSElLLE. FRANCE - Master
Sat Johnson Clark. Jr.. De:roi,
Mich, IS master mechanic of the
!O03rd Engineer Maintenance Com
pany. which turns out an average
OF 81 pieces OF heavy engineering
equipment !or engineer troops
leaving three staging areas in the
MarSe.l!e district for the Pacific
Operations Acea. and for static
troops stationed near the Medi-
'erdnnean port city
The park covers nearly four
acres. II is Uttered with bull
doIers. cranes. international
trucks. earth augers. generators
and numerous engineering ma
teriAls.
The Detroit sergeant a s4.poin..
e.. served until recently with the
45Oth Antia!rcraft Artillery. Negro
combat veterans OF the African
and Italian campaigns who received
1--we high concentrations Sgt
Clark. who resides al 267O Eas,
Vernon highway. vas employed
by the Chrysier Products corpora
non, Detroit as prayer in civilian
lie.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08

Calmness and Photographic skill
while under enemy fire in taking
some OF the finest action pictures
Of the entire campaign.
on THIS occasion. his GOODNESS
IN a hazardous situation served as
an inspiration 10 the comst sol
diers on the lines His work was
instrumental in winning the high
prestige which the division news
paper achieved in the Fifth Army.
His accomplishments were a con-
slant inspiration To the fighting
troops. and aided materially in the
divisions public relations func-
tons. Corporal Adrine's devotion
10 duty reflect great credit on the
Armed Forces.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Detroit Soldier
Gives Pacific
Haircut ToScnbe
Bv CHARLES II. LOEB
tNkPA War Correspondenp

OKlNAWA-During nine months
overseas this correspondent has
been the victim OF some Of the
worse haircuts ever 10 be inflicted
upon human bes9F His growing
locks have BEEN s5ozn by truck
drivers in AviatioNA Engineering
units; Duck drivers in Anphibious
Trucking outfits. BY Chinese bar
bers in Manila. and Filipino BARRIERS
on Leyte. al Of whom have had
their own particular style OF tom
serial torture 10 inflict
II remained, however. for the
trio Of BARRIERS stationed on this
island with . SeaBee Battalion 70
administer the most unique tor
ture Of them all. Whether II was.
rs they claimed. to demonstrate
their several skills. or only to
assure themselves mention In the
news columns. shall never be
known. but their smug citation as
they pushed their victim up for
an inurovised barber chair Is .
lingering memory.
FIRST Daniel RusheIl 1912 IVES:
Jefferson street, Detroit; brandishei
a pair OF double 90 clippers over
my head Minutes later was
scaloed cleanly from ears 70 should
er blades.
Moving in on the let. flank
charged Raymond Thompson. 1859
Eas. 40th place Los Angeles. whose
flashing shears soon reduced nv
browning glory 10 Shreds while
Charles baltimore Of Little Rock.
Arkansas, stood nearby stroppinE
4 razor
As the last lock from Thompson's
shears E.u;;ered 70 the floor. Latti-
more moved IN 20 execute neck
trim with quick. soaring strokes
The look in his ewes as the razor
drew blood on is detour behind
nv EFT ear. still haunts me.
There was almost fendish glee
in he eyes o; the trio-each a bar.
Der in civilian l.e-as they cho-
rused their refusal 10 accept none
tary compensation FOR their serv-
ices
The pleasure was all ours"
they chanted.
" assuredlv Was
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Uroes Passage
Of Murray Bill
At Jobs PorIey

NEW YORK-Spesking before
the Garden City a.. II. Emergency
Conference on ReconverSion ara
Employment. Thelna VI Dale. act
ne secretary O. the National Ne.
gro Congress. urged passage Of tAe
Murray-Patman Full Employment,
bill Immediately after Congress re.
corvencs
Emphasizing that she was s0eak.
ing not only in the interests O,
thirteen million American Negroes.
but IN the interests ~ our entire
nation. because We have learned
during the war ina, - Il CoSS. 0,e
for every man and woman - 1avr
The opportunity for a job ard &c
cesSary IL any person = 20 Ne Sc
cure"
She said that Roosevelt hai eNun-
cjated the Second Bl,l ~ Si-NtS
with ne conviction that oar coau.
try was able ~ prov dc JOBS tor
all without d.ScriW nation
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Cpl. Thomas Smell
Is Transport Head

REIMS. France - Transporting
he guards that are guarding L S.
Army supplies earmarked FOR
troops awaiting redeployment is
ne present assignment of chi
Thomas Smell. Of 1894 S.. Aub.n
street Detroit;
A member Of the 4l92nd Quar-
.ernaS;er Service Company since
HiS induction in March 1913. Cpl
Smell arrived overseas with his
Unit IN October. ls43
He first supervised work de-
tails At various L. =. Army sup.
ply points in Northern ireland,
In July. 1914. Smell was In charge
OF guard relied at Depot Ola
the largest storage for Army sup
plies In England. He arrived in
France during May. las. and re.
ceived his present assignment.
CPL. SMELL is a graduate o,
Dctrolts Northeastern high school
HIS sister Miss Ann Jackson. lives
a. the S.. Aubin stree, address
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Young Girl Is
Held For Trial
In Death Case

Miss Theresa Evans. 81. OF 1870
Benton street, charged with the
fatal stabbing OF George Redd. 81,
OF 1883 Cardoni. was held over
for trial last week following an
examination in Recorders Court.
Redo. night Waterman at Board
of Education. was fatally stabbed
while in his car near Hastings
and Vernon Highway on August
:. He was found dead after his
auto had crashed into a barbershop
near the above intersection.
An investigation disclosed that
he had been stabbed through the
heart. Later, SO police say.
Theresa Evans admitted the Sab
hing. saying they had quarreled
over $3.50.
The examination was held on
Thursday IN the court OF Record
er's Judge Arthur T.. Gordon. who
held her for trial on q charge of
murder in the Staying
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Detroiter Serves
As First Aid Man

4l92N QCARTERMASTER
SERVICE co REIMS. France -
For the last % months Pfc Burial
z BrewinEtoh. 23.year-oid De-
;rolter. has been serving as com
psny f.rst.a!d man FOR this Quar-
,crmsSter unit now stationed in
France.
In March. 1919. Pfc Brewing
ton Was indicted into the Army,
and was sent 10 Fort Custer.
Michigan for basic training He
WAS then assigned TO the 5t4th
ON Service Battalion Medical
Detachment where he learned
nrN-sid work Arriving in
North Ireland In. October. 1913.
his unit WAS detached from the
rest Of the battalion and Brew
ingtOn was appointed first-aid
man for the company by his com
manting officer
BESIDES his duties in ,he medi-
csl field Rrewington has luCra-
tive business as the unit
Before his induction into 'hC
army. he worked at the Ford Mo-
tor Co. River Rouge. Michigan
His wife. Mrs Craccllo Brewing
ton. resides al 1862 Oakland ave.
nue.. Detroit, hc has a brother
James serving with port com.
pany IN tho Sovh Pacific
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Clifford Nolan
WeIder In Eno.
Bn. In Manila

MANlLA-Sgt. Clifford S. No
Ian. son Of Mrs. Maria Jackson.
l2l04 Klinger street. Hamtramick.
Mich. is now serving as a welder
with the veteran 870th Engineer
Aviation Battalion, in the Manila
area
Prior 10 entering the army In
December. 1912 At Fort Custer,
Mich, Sgt. Nolan was employed
at Max Jewelry Store, 10000 Jos
Camps.
OVERSEAS since July 81. l945.
Sgt Nolan is entitled TO wear the
As.atlc-Pacific and Philippine Lib
GRAFTON ribbons with two bronze
stars, the Meritorious Service Unit
ms. gnia and the Good Conduct
medal.
Sgt Nolan is a former student Of
Hamtramick High school and a
member Of Trogan Fellowship
Club
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
The Truth Seems
To Hurt Sen. BiIbo

NEW YORK-in a letter to Sena.
Tor Bilbo. seven noted labor lead.
ers including A. Philip Randolph.
David Dubinsky and Adolph Held
told the Mississippi Senator ;ha,
Richard Wrights autobioSraphical
novel Black Boy" which the Sen.
a'or had denounced. is an un-
Vanished picture OF what poverty
and discrimination can do 10 the
minds and souls Of decent people. 3"
Reminding the Senator that Mis-
sS>ippi has The lowest average edu-
eat'or3l attainment Of any state in
The Union. the labor leaders sug-
ecStcd that instead OF spending
your time hshtine the FEPC. YOU
bad better spend your time improv-
ms the conditions Of your fellow
citizens in Mississippi"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Elect Winters
Stute Chairman
Of Communists

Carl Winters. a member OF the
national committee Of the Com
munlst party. was elected at the
first meeting Of the new state
committee as chairman Of the Com
munist party Of Michigan.
Winters, recently Of California.
has worked in many states as or
ganizer and leader OF the Com
munlSt organizations. He succeeds
Pat Toohey who had worked in
the Michigan district for the past
-FOUR years and is now in New York
doing special work for the nation
al office.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Michigan Men Much In
Evidence AT Guam Base

Battalion Medical Officer is Capt.
Car! VI Peterson. Kansas City Mo =.
a graduate o: Mehagry Medical COL
.e2e. who was stationed al Kansas
City General hospital No. 2 prior
20 entering the Medical Corps.
Battalion Dental Officer Capt.
Theodore s Battey. o. Hampstead.
Long Island. n Y, is a Howard
university graduate.
Second 1t Luc.en Alexis Of New
Orleans, La, graduate Of Philip
Exeter, and Harvard university
IS medical administrative officer
ard in charge OF special services
FOR the battalion.
Warrant Officer Romano b
Coy. Battle Creek. Mich. Is bat
talon personnel officer. A high
school graduate. he received his
appointment In October. l943, 4
months after entering the serv-
ice as a private. He is also Post
Exchange officer and battalion
historian.
TIE battalion has been overseas
tor is months. Their initial over
seas assignment being the con-
s;ruc:Ion o. a fighter bomber strip
on Angaur Island from which our
planes assisted in the bombing OF
Manila in the opening stages OF
the LuZon campaign. The strip
vas completes five days under
schedule. winning for the battalion
the Meri,or.ous Service Unit
Plaque
Since arriving on Guam they
have aEain won commentator
for their superior performance
In the building Of n breAkwater
for the protection Of the harbor.
T-SEt Nelson w. Saunders. De-
troit IL personnel clerk.
S-Sgt. Edward J. Sandelin. De-
troit. IL camouflage expert and
special service non-com.
Supervisor Of Heavy Equip
ment is M-Sgt Ferman Johnson.
Detroit
sgt. George Carter of Detroit
is an exceptional baritone solo
iSt. He had been starred with the
famous ANDY Kirk and Alabama
State College orChestras. and has
entertained thousands Of els
overseas
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08

Gus SMITH Defendant
A, session Of sA!t Court he'd =, tie
Court House " ne cry q Dtuo'; IN
AD lS<3
Present. The Non.
RosEsr N TOMS
Circuit judse,
In this cause II sppe.rirs 10 the court
~ asidayi; hereto attached that chan
Gerry summons for the appearance Of the
defendant has been issued out and under
the seal Of this eoar, and mat the
tnr return CAV Thereof 'or ne reason
trat said dsisndAat be!Tg . rrsidsn; OF
tie CITY OF Detroit County Of wayne
and STATE OF Mica.sEa Vas concealed
teen returned vith The ceT,.AcA;e there
"a endorsed shualns hat ate! ci!sC.t
search and inquiry. 40 leien1Ant could
rot b" served ia saic S'a'r az Nlth.gah.
an %. before tie r"lrn cay 'tFsri
On motion @! Rox3o-ovga anc TAlA.
Zero Attorneys FOR ne Pia,nt.f
II Is ORDERED ths' the sad Gus
r 4lth cause his Appsaranee 20 ~ en-
tr-ca N this court within three month,
from i've date Of 'h!S order and IN case
4 the plA!nt!r OIL 90 complaint 20 he
U.td ara . copy thereof 20 be served
IpoH the ATTORNEYS Tor ne rla!ruS
hin 20 DAYS A'tef service upon him
ms order and that N ds:aal, thsreo;
tie SAID BIZ be taken confessed b
tr- SAID dsieniart
IT rs FvRrhER ORDERED that =
M.chitAn Chronicle. and served. accord.
ROBERT " TOMS
Circuit Judge
CAsPAR iiNGEMAv c,ers
~ y Hamilton Deputy CLERK
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Hold z Young Men
On Narcotics Count

Two young men were held this
week for investigation Of narcotics
charges. Henry Bell, 20. Of 288
Winder street. was arrested when
police found seven marihuana
cigarettes on his person. which
they said he had arranged 70 sell
TO a juvenile boy.
Robert Berry. %. Of 9l05 Jos
Campau. was held after police had
confiscated a dope cigarette from
his hat when he was searched.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
D ctr OFT PFC.
SATISFIED IN
AMERICAN ARMY

4l92ND QUARTERMASTER
SERVICE CO.. France Seldom
does the Army ever satisfy" an
individual. and when IL does that
fact is worthy OF mention.
Pfc. Dewitt Milligan was an
ambitious music student at East
ern High school In Detroit. Mich
fgan, when he was called upon 10
serve his country In q more mill
tary manner - TO wit: beinK a
soldier.
UNLIKE some OF his Army bud
dies. Pfc. Milligan never gave up
hope. After putting in long hours
on the drill field. he studied mu-
sic and practised on his clarinet
far into the night This wasn't al
ways popular with other CTS in
the vicinity. A~ar some months
Pfc. Milligan switched from clari.
net 10 tenor saxophone and soon
had a swing band organized This
band was regarded as one of the
best Of its size among the Unlted
States troops stationed in England.
When the unit sailed .pr France.
the band broke up. but Pfc. MILL
gan continued 10 practise. Soon
his ability was brought 10 the al.
tention Of Colonel c Elford Smith
commanding officer OF the 533rd
Quartermaster Group who ar.
ranged transfer to the 533rd
Milligan soon found himself a fun.
fledeed member Of the 533rd ON
Group Swing Band. whose mission
is TO entertain the thousands OF
troops awaiting redeployment in
Oise intermediate Section. And SO
Milligan is Satisfied"
This 2l-year-old Detroiter was
a member Of the Mems Glee Club
at Eastern High school, singing
tenor.
HIS PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs
J. l.. Milligan. reside a; 1895 Hari.
ing avenue. Detroit He has a bro
ther who is now serving in the
South Pacific.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Muskeeon Youth
To Be Separated

SEYMOUR JOHNSON FIELD. "
c PIC :. 3 S~rrt son NJ ms
Irene Caldwell, ll20 Temple. Mus.
kcgon. Mich today vas transfer
rcd from this First AIR Force htsc
20 the Separation Ceter ~ Fort
Sheridan, IN. to receive an honor
able discharge from the Army
Air Forces
Pfc. Scott. a cook in civilian life
entered the service on November
:, l94l He went overseas as \
truck driver on May IS. 1912. and
returned 20 this country May 20
la45. He wears The American De-
fcrSe Service Ribbon and the Eu.
ropean Atr,csn-Middle East thea.
Ter ribbon with bronze battle stars.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08

Star mccall lot
meritor / o u S
s e r v / C e 5
i'm combat.
Corporal Ad-
rine. photogra-
pher for the
papers. demon
strated excep-
tional initiative
in securing pic
lures OF 'front.'
line action. On
q n e occasion.
he accompani-
ed an assault
platoon a n d
diSnlayed great
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
River Rouge GI Is
Skilled Trodesmon

TWO jlMA-Joe n Jones. IS
seaman. hrst class. USNR. member
~ Seabee Sevedore battalion
here. whose home address s as
Elliott street. Rive Rouge. Mich
Vii, return ~ civil lie the master
~ skilled :ra1e
Now on MS second vear q, over.
seas duty Jones has had = broad
ard versatile experience AZ both
wharf and oh~Norc cargo iischsrg.
lrg lie has been named me best
SlsScr. IN his company
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
By CHARLES II. LOEB
(NkpA War corrsseon asnO

GCAM-Negro commissioned Of
hcers on this island are as scarce
as the proverb!sl hens teeth "
|, took considerable searching be.
fore | located seven o. them al
tached 10 a veteran Aviation En-.
gineer battalion putting finishing
touches on Northwest Field. one Of
our big nests for the death-dis;rib-
utiAs R2S's rsiiing the mainland
OF Japan Virtually every other
colured OUTFIT on the island is un-
der command o. white officers
There was unmistakable pride
In the voice and demeanor of
Battalion Sergeant Major Lucien
Lewis. Nzpoleopville. La. when
he announced. We've got some
OF our own officers in this bat
talon"
MET them n the adequately
equipped Battalion d.speusary. a
GuonSe, hui i.uE containing COM
plete facilities for dental AMI med.-
cal care o. the battalion personnel.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
BLOOD FOR HOME FRONT

WASHINGTON y c Red
Cross e iNsutaratns nc co,lec.
ton ~ civilian blood for ne use
" civilians Ava. Liable without
cost ~ PHYSICIANS. hospitals. clinics
and Patients. TIE precious fluid
W' We H>Cd - combat disease and
..Hc>s GA the home 'front.'
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Former Flint Stur
Overseas q Mos.

WITH THE S7oTH FNGR. AVN
By AT CLARK FIELD Robert
j. DorcS. former baseball star
and graduate " Central hi N
school. Flint Michigan, Is serving
overseas with the veteran s70ih
Engineer Aviation Battalion.
Cpl. DoneS. son Of MIR. and
Mrs. Lee DoneS. SIS r. yelling
ton avenue, Flint, Mich. Is q
bulldoIer operator an has hcen
AT his job overseas for twenty
three months. In addition 10 his
Good Conduct Medal. Corporal
DoneS Is entitled 10 wear the
.tSiatic Pacific Ribbon. two
Bronze campaign Stars. the Mcri-
torious Service Unit Insignia and
the Philippine Liberation Rib
hon.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Ecorse Corporal
With 870th Enqrs.

MANILA 49, Cpl Luther Cole.
man. son Of. Mrs Evelyn Moore.
1923 18th street. Ecorse Michiean.
Is now serving as = truck driver
with the veteran s7nth FIR linear
Aviation Battalion, in the Manila
area
Prior 10 entering the army In
January. l9t3 At Jefferson Bar
racks. Mo. Cpl Coleman was
emploved nv the Amber and
Kelleworth Co. Detroit
OVERSEAS since July 1919 Cpl
Coleman j. entitled ~ wear 'ho
Asiatic-Faciflc and Philippine Lib
Grafton ribbons with two bronze
stars and the Mcriiorious Service
Unit gnla.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08
Detroit Combat
Photographer
Awarded Medal

WITH THE FIFTH ARMY IN
ITALY-Corporal Louis Adrine,
son of Mrs. Julia Adrine of 5657
Hartford avenue. Detroit. Michi-
gan has been awarded the Bronze
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-08

vs. NJ 1eo SeS
~ session Of ssid Court hsld a. he
& at House IN TIE C,ty O! Detroit n
cad County. on the 2lsi DAY OF AusGsi
pr.,.nu IN. soc
RosERr rows
circuit judge
In this cause ~ sppcsrins 10 the court
D aSdAvli hereto attached. that chan.
cory summons issued cut srd under nc
sal Of this court for the appearance 81
not be served on or before The return
cay thereof for the reason that saf
defendant. bfins resident Of the Ciil
g. Detroit, County q! Na,ne and Staic
said chAnccry summons has heen -
turned with the ccrufrste thereon on
cnrSed. shoVins ma alter oiliscni search
s0d inquiry said .'iondant could not et
served IN said STATE ~ Michigan, on or
before the return dsy thereof
ON motion Of RnNncrovsh snc Ta'a-
fr.ro Attorrtys for the Pia.ntif
IT rs ORDERED that the SAID Mar
gAfet Rhodes. cause her appearance 20
be- entered IN this court. Sitfin three
months from the date az THIS order Rnd
m caSe ~ her AppeaTance she cause
her au,ver tc bs nc plaintiffs bill OF
complaint 20 bc MED. and copy thereof
tN be served upon the attorneys Tor the
plaintid. within 20 DAYS ai'er service
Upon her Of . copy at sad Dill. ana
notice OF this order and that ~ default
tnereof. said b.ii We takea~ a. confessed
b. the said defendant
IT rs FURTHER OVDFRED that y
copy Of this ORDER be published IN the
NJ .chissn Chronicle. and served, seeotd'
RORERT TOMS
Circuit Judst
4 True Copy
CAsPAR J LiNoFMAS. Clerk
~ A Hamilton, Deputy CLERK