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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-07
Edward 4. simmons. Attorney
303 LAWYERS bldg.

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
Circuii Court far he County 81
Wayne in Chan0ety
LOLA NAE AShE Plaintiff, vs.
SAMlEL. ASIE nelonlant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-07
oRDLR OF FERTILIZATION

Gdlf
0RDLR or PUBLIC ALTON
~ session % said court held at
the colr. House in ne cliy Of De-
roit in said Coun'Y and state on
'he q day OF February. 1885.
PRESENT. The Honorable Ar
thur Nebstef Circuit Jadge.
On reading and firing tae affi-
day.i hereto attached from which
/ appears that the defendant Cora
Lee stewart is no; resident OF
Defr il, Mchiran but when last
heard OF and from resided at 1856
Argyle Avenue, Baltimore, Mary
land therefore
ON motion 90 Edward A. SIM
mons attorney tof plaintiff ~,
IT Is ordered ihat me defendant
appear IN tins cause within three
,2l months from the date hereof
either IN person or by attorney
and that her failure 80 20 do viii
cause her default 10 De iaken'
AND 1T is further oieered that
copy Of This order be published
in the Detfoii Tribune news
paper printed and published in the
County Of Wayne. Michigan. &C
cording 10 law
AND IT further ordered that a
copy OF this order together win
copy OF the affidavit upon which
II Is founded be served upon the
defendant a her last known place
~ address by registered mail. re-
turn receipt demanded.
And al Of which foregoing is SO
ordered
ARTHUR WEBSTER. Circuit
Judge
A TRrE cAPY.-
Ry A. sHEDD. Deputy
Clerk 5-9--45
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-07
Charles u. Kerry,
Attorney
13OS RrOnflnav
No. 31Os36
ORDER OF PTRIIC ALTON

No. 3s0S3G
ORDER or PUBLICATION
A. session Of said Court held
In City OF Detroit WAYNE County
Nj h.aar on February s. 1875
Present, The Hon, Joseph A.
Moenhsn Circuit judge
II appearing 70 this Honorable
Court from affidavit on file thar
the defendant is resident ~ this
state, and that process for her ap.'
pearance has been duly issued
and ths' the same could be served
by reason o. her absence from on
concealmcnt within this state or
hv reason NJ her continued ahscn
from her place OF residence.
0N NOTION or Charles Pei
~ Attorney for fhe Plainiiff.
1T Is ORDERED that Susie ron.
erfs appear IN answer 10 tho pnl
N Compliant He'd IN this caasc
within 'hfee f7l months from The
dsfe ~ 'hs order. or said Brl ~
Complaint viii he taken as con-
tossed against her.
IT rs FURTHER ORDERED
hat COPY " this order he pub
lished according 10 law in the
Detroit Tribune. a newsnaner
printed published and circulas.
ine IN said County and also that
= conv % This Order ne sent nv
registered mail n The Inst known
post office address ~ The ds
fendenf Susie Roberts said nd
dress being 2l04I Garden Lane
Ferndale Michigan
JOSEPH a MOUNTAIN
Circuit Iudee
CASPER } tINcFMAN clerk
pY a sTIFDD
Denu'v Clerk . 24-4 1915
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-07
SIMMONS A RIB. Attorneys
80 Graiiot avenue

STATE or MICHIGAN In the
fH NoW fof fhe County Of
Nafl u 'Drn'siy
NAI d. Nc LAiN Plaintiff IS.
JANIS NtriAi> Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-07
Edward 4. simmons, Attorney
3O3 Lawyers Ruilding

STATE or MiNhiGAN. IN the
N3fraif Co4't ior She County Of
Wayne in Chargffy
NJ. 3ss.5ss
JOHN a STEWART Plaintiff
vs. CORA LEE STEWART. Deien-
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Redhot Browling Is Promised
On Turner Program Tonight

more, since the winner is to get q
shot at Beau Jack, former light.
weight kingpin.
However, the card also is pointed
up by the appearance Of Jackie
Crawford, recently discharged from
the Coast Guard after 40 months
OF service. Crawford, who was a
niddleweight when he last ap-
peared at the arena just after Pearl
Harbor, now tips the beam at 180
and sports a record of 20 wins while
in the service. He meets Caring
ton McNutt Of Baltimore, winner
over Nick Manfredo and Nose
Thomas
And in what may be the top Pier
IS event Of the evening, Herbie
(Bih) Jones, the Southeast's Fight
ing Schoolboy" makes his pro debut
here against Baby Kelly OF Phila-
delphia. Jones, a featherweight
with a punch, has won 9 out Of II
matches outside the District and has
just turned 18, minimum age for
boxers here.
Supporting the three featured
eights will be a card listing: Jimmy
McGrif VS.. Ben Davis, both local;
Bobby Parsons, Attorney Charley
Ford's pride and Joy, VS.. AL Davis,
both local, and Eddie Lyles of Alex
andria VS.. Emnitt Harris of Wash
ington, in fours.
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Sparks, Victory Loan
Purses Share Main
Billing al Pimlico

PIMLICO, Md, Oct. 29-The
Sparks and Victory Loan Purses,
carrying $500 each, and both slated
over the 11/16-mile route, vie for
the spotlight today.
A field of nine is due to fight It
out in the Sparks, listed as the
fourth race. Early favorite Is Nor
ton Newmeyer's Turbine. II Trainer
P. Da Lee Watts charge Is defeated
the setback likely will be caused by
Miss Balladier, which has been
burning up the track in recent
morning trials.
The Victory Loan will be run as
the fifth event. The owner Of the
winner will receive a trophy donated
by the Maryland Jockey Club as
part of its effort to get the Victory
Loan drive off to a successful start.
In the Victory Loan it figures very
close between Right Happy and
Plucky Raiders, with the latter,
under lot pounds, appearing to
have a shade.
DR.. George Bennett will operate
on Jockey Eddie Arcaro's knee to-
day to get at the root of the trou-
BILE which has been plaguing the
rider all year. He will be out of
the saddle until the opening Of
Hialeah.
A. F. East will ship his string. in
cluding the speedy Salvo, to Hia-
leah Friday. E. A. Freeburger has
arranged to ship his stable to Mex
leo City for the winters racing in
stead of going to New Orleans.
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Two Minor Loops Reorgonize
And New Tnstute Is Formed
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MERIDIAN, Miss, Oct. 29-The
Southeastern Glass B League per-
fected its reorganization yesterday
with the election Of permanent Of
flcers. posting of 1000 each to guar
antee participation by seven clubs,
and arrangements to obtain an
eighth member.
The seven clubs are Meridian
and jackson, Miss; Admission, Gads-
den and Selma, Ala, and Pensa-
cola, Fla.
Stuard x. Stephenson of Mont
gomery, who headed the old South
eastern League from 1888 to 194l,
was elected president.
PITTSBURGH, Kans., Oct. 20
P P.-RepresentatiMs from six cities
decided at a meeting here to es-
tablish class D tri-State baseball
league.
The new league will include Pitts
burg, Chanute and lola, Kans. +:
Miami and Ponca City, Okla, and
Carthage, Mo.
Representatives from Coffeyville
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Bainbridge Routs Derrick
For 21st Grid Win in Row
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch to The Star.
CAMBRIDGE, Md, Oct. 2s.-
A Chemical Warfare Service eleven
from Camp Detrick. Md, didn't use
gas against the Bainbridge Com
moderes here yesterday, but that
appears to be the only weapon that
can stop the Sailors, who today
boast 81 straight victories after wal
loping the Chemists, 400.
Bainbridge scored the first time
1t got hold of the ball, when George
Lahood, formerly of Georgia,
slammed off left guard 81 yards for
touchdown and from then on it
merely was a question OF, how many
tallies the Commodores cared to
make. 80. b.. -.-,-. 49,.
Lohood, who scored two touch
downs along with Fullback Bob Gra-
ham, capped a 77-yard drive in
thre plays by racing "A yards for
Bainbridge's second touchdown
while two substitutes collaborated
on No. 8. Ray Leister passed 12
yards to chet Smolenski and the
former Manhattan end galloped IS
more yards to score.
Evening star., 1945-10-29

I'VE feature fighters who fight"
Is the redundant house motto OF
Uncle Joe Turner, who comes up
tonight with SO rounds Of back-alley
brawling at his Fourteenth and w
streets pit.
Almost every top-night boxer who
has been developed here is a grad
uate OF the Turner College Of Fistic
knowledge and there are three
promising local boys on tonight's
bill who appear to 60 places. Chief
interest probably will be the eight
rounder involving Oscar tAtomic)
Wright, hard-hitting local light
weight, and Charley Millen Of Balti-
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Charlotte to Get Berth
In 8-CIub Piedmont

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 2s.-Direc-
tors of the Piedmont League have
accepted the application of the
Charlotte IN. c. Washington farm
for reinstatement in the league pro-
vided an eighth club could be found
The action at the boards meet
ing here virtually assured the
leagues return to its prewar status
Of an eight-club circuit,
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Henry, Murray Oppose
Here on November 5

Yancey Henry, popular local
heavyweight who recently made a
great stand against Championship
Contender Jimmy Bivins here, gets
another shot at the big time a week
from tomorrow night, November 5,
when he boxes Lee @. Murray, high
ranking Norwalk, Conn, Negro over
scheduled 10-round route at Uline
Arena.
Murray, a terrific puncher, holds
two K. O.'s and a decision over
Buddy Walker, and has K. O.'d Cur
tbs Sheppard, Harry Bobo, Big Boy
Brown, Dan Merritt, Wally Sears
and Ace Clark. He has won de-
cisions over Sheppard, Lou Brooks,
Turkey Thompson, Ted Lowry and
Jim Howell among others.
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Biz Six Leaders Pressed
In Keeping Records Clear
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 29.-The big
boys of the Big Six-Missouri's
Tigers and the Oklahoma Sooners-
maintained their unbeaten and un-
tied records in conference competi-
ton the past week end by defeat
ing tail enders in bitterly con-
tested games.
Great punting by Leonard Brown,
Missouri's l45-pound quarterback,
and blocked kick paved the way
for a 1910 Tiger win over the last
place Nebraska Cornhuskers.
Oklahoma had to storm from be-
hind to handle fifth-place Kansas
State, A-13.
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Eligibility Of Russia
For lAAF in Doubt
BY the Associated Press.

6s tat hoSOGldlEu TItSSs
MOSCOW, Oct. 29.-Avery Brun-
dage's disclosure that the Interna-
tional Amateur Athletic Federation
had invited Russia to become a
member raised the question here
whether Soviet athletes were eligible
for competition under the strict
rules of the federation.
According to an official announce
ment here October II, athletes who
better listed world records will be
awarded 10000 rubles and those
breaking national records will get
$1,000. Under international amateur
United States Olympic Committee
rules athletes are not allowed to
receive cash rewards for athletic
performances.
Mr.. Brundage. president Of the
and vice presidents Of the Interna-
tional Olympic Organization, said
last week that the IAAF had invited
Russia to join the group. Mr.. Brun-
dage added that the invitation was
unprecedented because previously
aspiring members had to apply for
membership.
Evening star., 1945-10-29

and independence also are in
terested.
OPELOUSAS, La, Oct. 20 (P.-
Reorganization of the Evangeline
League, class D circuit, reached its
final stages yesterday at a meeting
Of representatives from Opelousas,
Abbeville, New Iberia, Lake Charles,
Alexandria and Crowley.
Acceptance of Alexandria appar-
entity has put an end to the first
loop formed in which Port Arthur,
Tex, was to be member. Clubs
in Southwest Louisiana had OBJ
jected to the distance of the Texas
city.
Temporary league President Wal
ter Morris of Dallas, said the loop
may be developed into eight clubs
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Ripping Rockets
Blast Marine Team,
Unable 10 Score

Future boot training at the
Cherry Point, N. c., Marine base
= probably will include some tactics
in defense against rockets after that
one-sided football battle in Grifith
Stadium yesterday when the Air
Transport Command Rockets blast
ed 27-0 victory over q Cherry
Point Marine eleven.
A crowd of 10000. sprinkled with
high-ranking brass, was on hand to
see the Rockets, loaded with highly
explosive pro and college talent,
score in every quarter but the first
one. oddly enough, a ground attack
that ripped through the Leather
necks with ease.
The Marines threatened but once
and might have registered at least
one touchdown in the first quarter
had not the Rockets put up brick
wall defense. Joe Geri, Georgia
star, got off a quick kick that wound
up on the Rocket and the Leather
necks then hammered line that
wouldn't give an inch.
s Only one Rocket touchdown was
made on an aerial, when Fullback
Ed Ehlers, former Purdue ace,
passed to Left End Tom Flanagan,
ex-Texas University star, for a
third-period tally.
Top Rocket gunner was Roger
Smith, a student at Texas Tech whom
the Air Transport Command board
of strategy lists as substitute"
With the ball on the Marine / early
In the second quarter and the game
still scoreless, Smith was one Of an
entire new Rocket eleven that en-
tered the game and he easily
punched across. Minutes later in the
same period, Smith reached pay
dirt again on a l5-yard gallop.
Final touchdown came in the last
quarter when the Rockets recovered
a tumble or the Marine 6 and
Johnny Briscoe of Southern Cali
fornia bucked over for the score.
ATC conversions were supplied on
two perfect placements by Nick
Scollard and another by Flanagan.
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.


Today year ago-The Green
Bay Packers stretched their win
ming streak to six games in the
National Pro Football League by
defeating Detroit 14-0.
Three years ago - Whirlaway
boosted his racing earnings to
$538, 1886 by winning the $4,000
purse of the Pinlieo Special.
Five years ago-Tom Harmon
of Michigan led the Nations col
legiate football scorers with 81
points.
Ten years ago-Gerald Walker
Of the Detroit Tigers led the
American League pinch-hitters
during the past season with a
mark of 1852, according to official
averages.
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Ward Rolls lib to Bog
Eastern States Crown
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PATERSON, N. j., Oct. 29.-Wal-
ter Ward Of Cleveland took the
$4,000 first prize in the Eastern
States individual tenpin classic here
tonight with high of lib points.
Ward rolled individual games Of
237, 244, 210, 246 and ITS.
Runnerup was Tilton Lake OF
Pleasantville, last years champion.
Lake rolled 1,085. His purse was
$500. Lou Campi Of Dumont took
third prize with 1,051, that included
a perfect 300.
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Unbeaten indianapolis
PAGES Hockey League
BY the Associated Press.

oy Inc ASoOCiAtcu EIGSS.
Indianapolis Capitols were the
only undefeated sextet in the Amer
lean hockey league today after the
Hershey Bears fell from the un-
beaten ranks by bowling to the Buff
falo Bisons last night, 4 to O.
The Caps triumphed over St
Louis, to 3, to take sole possession
of first place in the leagues West
tern Division.
Pittsburgh's Hornets fell to second
place by dropping a 4-to-2 decision
to the New Haven Eagles.
Hershey's front margin In the
Eastern Division was cut to three
points when the second place Provi-
dence Reds beat Cleveland's Barons,
6-3.
The loop remains idle until We'd
nesday when st. Louis is host to
Pittsburgh and New Haven travels
to Providence.
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Lesnevich to Fight Kuhut

PORTLAND, Greg, Oct. % tP,.-
Joe Kahut, Woodburn, Greg, will
battle Gus Lesnevich of New Jer-
sey, titleholder, for the world light
heavyweight championship here on
January "a.
Evening star., 1945-10-29

Touchdowns-Smith, (sub for Near
thur, Flanagan (sub for Scollard). Brisco
(sub for Ehlers). Conversions-Scollard
(2), Flanagan.
substitutions: ATc-Papak, FLANAGAN,
Davis, Lukachik Decker, Patterson, Nc
Langley, Gill, Kelly. r. Smith. Hargraves,
Lauro, Frisbee, OHare, Lowe,n E. Jones,
Magalski, Dean, Brisco, Holly, ~Eich Ma
rines-J. Jones, Jackson, Highland, Davis
Stuart, Coleman, Martin, Rearick, Russell
La Paglia, Hall.
Evening star., 1945-10-29
Hockey Results

NATIONAL.
Detroit. Z; Boston, 0.
AMERICAN.
Buffalo. 4: Hershey, 0.
Indianapolis, z; St. Louis, 3.
Providence. g.: Cleveland, 8.
New Haven. 4; Pittsburgh. 2.
Evening star., 1945-10-29
PimIico Entries,

FOR TUESDAY.
weather clear: track fast.)
FIRST RACE--Purse. $4,000: claiming;
alden 2-year-Olds: e furlonps
Evening star., 1945-10-29

the most powerful gasoline you have ever used.
Get a tankful Of new Sinclair "H-C" or ne,c
Sinclair Ethyl Gasoline today at the nearest
Sinclair Dealer. Try its understanding, higher
octane, POWER PACKED performance. New
Sinclair Gasoline makes cars fairly fly.
Look to Sinclair for Better Products Service
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Colburns Returning

Word comes that soon now
the William b. Colburns intend
10 return for a visit in their old
home They expect 10 stay at
the Country Club at least a
month before going back 10
California. where they now live.
Already many parties have been
planned in their honor, for the
popular ColburnS have been
greatly missed Mrs. Roy Chaplin
is back in Crosse Pointe again
in her home on Lake Shore
road, and Miss Laviah LuckinC
is back after a course Of study
in New York. Mrs Stewart
Frazer has departed taE~viSits
cast. and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
3. Schlotman are back in their
home on the lake shore after
visit in the South
In spite Of the cold, Victory
gardeners are busy: The Gill
bert WaldoS. the James l..
Lees and the Frederick Halls.
We even saw small Penny Lee
brandishing her toy spade
yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Things TO Remember

Things we like to remember.
the merry smile on-IIarFlHgtea-
f.. Walkers face as he mows
his own lawn-jHSt as merry as
the smile with which he greeted
ms guests from the deck Of his
yaCht@Ab b a -NanDeFZee
grunt of sheer JOY when he
throws himself into the saddle
on the back of his polo pony.
The contented sigh that Jim
Watkins gives when he takes
the first draw on a newly
lighted pipe; that mother-daugh-
ter smile that invariably passes
between Mrs. B. f. Hutchinson
and Thayer Hutchinson Laurie
when they have been separated
for even five minutes and that
highly contagious u { h OF
Harold Murphy'S
Mrs. John s. NcWberry's
hands as she arranges flowers
(they actually seem 10 careSS
the blooms, she loves them SOL:
Charles S Davis profile as he
plays the piano with inimitahle
ease--hiS blond head slightly
bent; the merry warmth OF
Fred Zeder'S voice when he
sings those old-time songs.
And some NOT so nice that
we would like TO forget. that
well-known young mother who
slapped a 3-year-old daughter
when the child fell on a rainy
day and that card table Squab-
BILE in the card room of one of
our clubs the other night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Dennis Eenahan
To Wed Ohioan

Mr.. AND MRS. r. w.
PRITCHARD Of Lakewood, o..
announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Gail. to Petty
Officer &c Dennis +. Lenahan.
USNR, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph- h-p-Lenahan of Fisher road,
Crosse Pointe Farms.
Miss Pritchard was graduated
from Dennison University where
she was a member of Kappa
Kappa Gamma Sorority.
p. o. Lenahsn is stationed at
the naval air base in Hutchin-
son. Kan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Beth FL Group
To Give et6ncheon

THE SISTERHOOD of Tenn
pie Beth FL win give its forty
fourth annual luncheon on Mon
day AT l p. m. al the Temple.
Red Cross honor awards will be
made by the honor guests, Mrs.
Archibald McAlpin, Mrs. Hugh
Ferry, Mrs. A. A. Mason and
Mrs. JeWett Dwyer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Women's Council Invites Students

preside, Participating will be
Mrs Edmond NJ. Hanavan, Mrs.
Roy d. Chaplin Jr., Miss Helen
FaSsett and Mrs. Ruth Huston
Whipple. General discussion will
be led by Miss Laurentine Col
Inns and Dr. Stanley +. Dimond.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

THE INTER-GROUP -COUN-
Gil for women as public policy
makers Is sponsoring a working
conference for high school girls
on Wednesday from 9 10 II 30
am. al the Central NNCA.
Mrs Louis a. Edwards Viii
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Reception at Ereemans

Mr., AND MRS. PAUL r.
FREEMAN Of Webb avenue
Will hold open house this sun
dsy from 3 -tn-ln- IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Meet in Windsor

FELLOWSHIP CIRCLE Of
Kings Daughters will meet in
w I'd Sor at 1870 p m. on
Wednesday. Mrs. Caroline Allen
Will be hostess.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

A TIRED, worried
Il hostess
Can spoil a party, quite.
Her anxious air about her
fare
Takes each guests sp-
petite.
DE RESTFUL and NOT
II worried
Whene'er your guests
arrive:
For simple fare and less of
care
WiH make your parties
thrive. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
DOwager's DOggercI;

DOwager's DOgge
Calnnr Hopf
PIeases Folk
D0N'T ever undertake,
IL my dears,
A party you can't swing
Your fears reflect upon
your guests
And cold discomfort
bring.
THOOSE food s thar
- easily are served:
That you know how 10 do.
Don't worry and don't
hurry;
Keep tranquii-no to-do.
It's the hostess who has
good time herself whose parties
are the most popular For.
after all, it is ease and sim
plicity-o of manner that give one
good time Among the
hoSteSSeSA Awhe- know that little tie
secret are: Mrs, Henry Ewald,
whose parties always so with
zip and zest, Mrs George I'D
wards Schenck; Mrs. c. Harold
Wills like mother--hke daugh-
ter; Mrs. Vessel Booth. whose
calm cordlahty is utterly charm
ing. Mrs Dwyer kinnucan.
whose invitations 10 informal
eet-togethefs are always eagerly
accepted; Mrs. Frederick Bahr
whose southern hospitality
would cOndonc no discomfort
ing anxiety all of these in
sharp contrast 10 a hostess of
last week who undertook a
dinner party for 80 gueSts-and
Just couldn't manage it with
out eXhauStlng herself and
therefore her guests. Keep
your parties small enough 10
manage with the ease which
makes a party successful.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-30
.ELk5 TO HEAR CLARE LUCE
ON CONFERENCE

ASHIN TON, June 27
(ANP)-Clare Booth Luce has
promised the grand lodge of the
Elks that she would address a pub
lie meeting under their auspices at
which Clarence Simpson, vice-pres-
ident Of Liberia, will discuss the
San Francisco conference on Fri
day night, it is announced.
Joseph w. Martin, house minor
ity leader, is also scheduled to ap-
pear.
The education department and
the civil liberties department of the
Elks are directly responsible for
the planning of this meeting.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-30

Maryland. At the latter camp he re-
ceived basic and technical training
in ordinance.
Sgt. Taylor has been serving in
the Africa-Middle East Theater
(AMET) for six months, stationed
at headquarters of command base
in Liberia, West Africa. He is as
assigned to Special Service as editor
of the post daily News Digest" !"
This news digest is distributed
daily throughout the post and
serves to keep the soldiers stationed
there informed of the news in all
theaters of war.
Sgt. Taylor attended Steele High
School, Dayton, and was later en-
ployed by the Sheffield Gage Cor
poration.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-30
SUSPECT

Continued from Page p
Though mortality wounded, Roe
buck managed to fire four shots at
Anderson before dying, witnesses
said. It was one of the slugs that
wounded Anderson in the neck.
Doctors at the Gainesville hospital
said he would recover.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-30
AT THE THEATERS

PALACE, Sat-, "Here Comes the
Co-Eds" and "Guns of the Pecos"
also chapter 6 of "Manhunt Of Mys-
terry Island"
Sunday, Rough, Tough and
Ready" and the "Cisco Kid Re-
turns" also cartoon. This picture
is for one day only.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-30
WILLIAM TAYLOR PROMOTED
TO TE(nNI(IAN, 4Th GRADE

HEADQUARTERS, Africa-Mid-
die East Theater (AMET), Cairo,
Egypt, June 30 William L. Tay-
lor, serving overseas, son of Mrs.
Clara Taylor of 28O9 East First
Street, Dayton, was recently pro-
noted from technician fifth grade
to technician fourth grade.
Sgt. Taylor was indicted in Feb
ruary, 1912, at Fort Thomas, Ken
lucky. He subsequently served at
Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana,
and Aberdeen Proving Grounds,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-30

ROOM for couple. Call HE 6156
after $3.50 pm.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-06-30

TWO nice, \ modern, convenient
rooms for rent. Call AID 1866 be-
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CLASSIFIED ADS

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