davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
kz N1lIkU IN CRASH
 OF PLANE
Graft Down in Fiames-Vie. fims Include Nine-
 teen Veterans

KANSAS CITY, Sept. 15-Twenty two persons, including 19 veterans of European battlefronts, were killed early today as a CAT Army transport plane crashed iii flames IA seconds after leaving Fairfax Airport.
 Only three of the A military personnel aboard the plane were removed alive from the flaming wreckage and one of those, Sgt. Bernard c. Tucker, Etna, Calf. died at a Kansas City hospital. A survivor said all three members of the crew perished.
 The plane was bound from New ark, N. J., to the west coast and had stopped to refuel.
 Wreckage of the huge transport was scattered over wide area but most of the fuselage fell on tracks of the Burlington Railroad about five miles north of Kansas City's business section.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
ANCHORAGE VIEW GIVEN
 BY ATWOOD
Stand Differs from that of Juneau, Ketehikan,
 Fairbanks

SEATTLE, Sept. 15-R. B. Atwood, Anchorage, Alaska, said his city "got more than we expected when the Civil Aeronautics Board ex- aminers recommended the (air) route to the Orient through Chi cago, Edmonton and Anchorage !"
 The Publisher of the Anchorage Times, accredited representative of 200 Alaska business men and the Alaska Development Board, yes terday said his city was anxious to cling to the advantage obtained by the recommendation.
 His remarks to the Pacific Northwest Oriental Airline Com mittee were opposed by the com mittee attorney, Samuel J. Wet trick, who said Fairbanks, Juneau and Ketchikan don't agree with MT Atwood"
 These Alaska cities made it clear they realize their best interests are DtuIiU up Wllll lllc Dcot lllLCi Coco Of Seattle and the Pacific North west" Wettrick said
 Dave Beck, union leader and a committee m m b CT, distributed copies of an editorial written by him for the Washington Teamster and charging that powerful and wealthy banking and industrial in- terests in the east, middle west and south have invented a new theory to prevent the industrial growth of the Northwest"
 They propose that air and, later, land routes be developed as nearly as possible over the roof of the world to offset the geographic ad vantages of the Northwest" Beck wrote.
 Finally, they want the govern ment to subsidize such route until it may pay profit, some sweet day in the future. It is a fantastic scheme which the customers have devised to block the development of the Northwest"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
pUppET CHIEFS
 OF PHILIPPINES
 PLACED IN JAIL

YOKOHAMA, Sept Is Jose P. Laurel, puppet president of the Philippines under Japanese rule; his son, Jose II, and Benigno s. Aquino, president of the puppet National Assembly, were jailed here today.
 The three were seized at the town of Para by an American party under leadership of It. Col. Chap man of Kansas City, Mo
 They declined to talk.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
The W ashington Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON

WASHINGTON = Live-wire Re- publican Senator Ralph Brewster of Maine recently telephoned hard working Assistant Secretary of Labor Carl Moran, also from Maine, but a Democrat.
 Portland is among the nine dis tress cities of the country" Sen- ator Brewster reminded Moran. "As you know, Portland shipyard work CTS have been dismissed from their jobs wholesale. Meanwhile, farmers in Aroostook County can't get any, one to bring in their potatoes. What can you do about it?"
 What are they paying for farm labor in Aroostook County" asked the Assistant Secretary of Labor; still. four cents?"
 No" replied the Senator from Maine, there's guaranteed wage of SIP a day"
 Assistant Secretary Moran said he would do his best to switch some workers up to the potato farms. However, he might well have replied that the Labor Department was that in name only and that it actually had almost nothing to do with labor
 For the fact is that, under Miss Perkins, the Labor Department was stripped of most of it's labor duties. The War Labor Board is separate and independent, and, most import and of all, the U. s. Employment Service is under the War Man. power Commission. Thus, Assistant Secretary of Labor Moran had to turn to an outside agency, the U. S. Employment Service, to try to get discharged shipyard workers to help harvest the Aroostook po- tato crop.
 This, in turn. has brought out another difficulty affecting not merely Maine but the entire nation. Most war workers, drawing $1 to s2 an hour plus overtime and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
COUNCIL DIFFERS
 VOTE ON LIQUOR
 HOUR EXTENSION
Many Arguments on Both Sides Offered at
 Special Meeting

Juneau's City Councilmen met last evening to act on local liquor closing hours. They discussed much, listen cd more - and decided not at all
 Action was put over to the next regular meeting, next Friday evening, in the hope of having the full Coun- cil present to decide the issue. Coun- cilmen Harry Lea and John Young were absent last night.
 As discussion developed, an even split of the four Councilmen pres ent became apparent, with R. H. Williams and Stanley Grummett in favor of trying out" later closing hours Edward Nielsen and Don Skuse against any change now.
 Meeting Well Attended
 Both liquor operators and those opposed to liquor liberalities were out in fair force as last evenings special Council session drew the largest audience since tax assess ments were hot local issue.
 Spokesmen from the audience sup ported opposition to extension Of liquor hours expressed in commun- ications addressed to the Council. Communications were read from: The Women's Service Group; Don c. Foster, General Superintendent, Alaska Native Service; Juneau Min isterial Association and the Grand Camp, Alaska Native Brotherhood.
 The ANB letter pointed an analogy with the Sunday closed period en- forced on salmon fishing by the Fish and Wildlife Service; declaring that there should be an "escapement per- iod" too for bar habitues.
 "DrunkeneSt To1Dn"
 Mrs. L. P. Dawes led off the re- marks from the floor, characterizing the liquor regulatory ordinance "Banquo's Ghost" which will not be put down. Jack Fletcher, Baranof Hotel manager, challenged her state ment that Juneau is the "drunkenest town in Alaska" He declared there are two grounds for approaching the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
New Classification
 In Ranks Of Marines

WASHINGTON. Sept. Marine officers and ealiisted men who have 40 discharge points are henceforth exempt from oveseas assignment.
 The Marine Corps announces this in line with it's recent reduction of the discharge critical score from 85 to 70 points.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
FOUR MORE BIG SHOT LAPS SURRENDER
Tight Censorship Is Put On Nip Press
BULLETINS 22 KILLED

MIAMI, Fla. Lashing winds of a severe tropical hurricane swept southeast Florida today as the storm center, striking toward Key Largo, began a slow northward turn which caused the Weather Bureau to ex- tend hurricane warnings nortnward along Floridas east and west coasts. At 3 30 D. m. advisory sent hurricane warnings flying at Palm Beach and Tampa and placed the rest of Flor ida on the alert.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
SEVEN MEN GIVEN
 APPROVAL 10 HIGH
 RANKS ARMY, NAVY

WASHINGTON, Sept. IS. The Senate has passed and sent to the House legislation making permanent the rank of the seven men who now hold commissions as five-star gen. erals and admirals.
 The bill affects Generals of the Army George c. Marshall, Douglas MacArthur, Dwight D. Eisenhower, and Henry H. Arnold, and Fleet Admirals William D. Leahy, Ernest J. King and Chester w. Nimitz.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Sept. Is - Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau Mine stock today was 6al, American Can 103a, Anaconda 33A, Curtiss Wright 6a, International Harvester 89A, Kennecott 387s, New York Central 25as, Northern Pacific 26% i, U. s. Steel 71h, Pound $4.025s.
 Total sales today were 650,000 shares.
 Dow, Jones averages were as follows: Industrials, 175.65; rails, 56.02; utilities, 33.78.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
WRANGELL GETS
 ADVANCES BY pW

WASHINGTON, Eep.. 15-Ad- vances made by the Federal Works Agency yesterday for planning public works included:
 Alaska-Wrangell sewers. $35,000 project, $2,000 advance; Wrangell. water supply dam, $84,000, S4,000 advance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
MARINOvICH RETURNS

John A. Marinovich, well known Alaskan. has returned to Juneau from Anchorage on an incoming Alaska Airlines plane and is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
Steamer Taku Grew Quarters Improved;
 Graft Sailing Again

SEATTLE, Sept IS The s. s. Taku, little freighter operated by the Alaska Transportation Com pany, will return to sea after two weeks idleness caused by dis pute over crew quarters. Union officials said crew space had been rearranged satisfactorily.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
H. |. ICkESIS
 IN LONDON

LONDON, Sept. 15-Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes arrived here today to renegotiate the British-American oil treaty as of ficial British circles expressed con- cern over Russia's demand for a large share of Austrian oil.
 Ickes is expected to discuss the Austrian oil problem during his stay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15

KANSAS CITY - President Tru- man told an informal news confer ence today that he had no informa- ton on published reports that Major Gen. Patrick J. Hurley wanted to resign as Ambassador to China upon his return to this country.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
PARKER IN TOWN

Bruce Parker, of Seattle, has ar rived in town and is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15

WASHINGTON-Roger Cramer's triple capped a three-run Detroit attack in the seventh inning this afternoon that gave the Tigers T. 4 victory over Washington's Sena- tors today in the first game of series which may determine the Am- erican League championship.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
MRS. HARRIS HERE

Mrs. John B. Harris, of Haines. is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15
SWEENEY ARRIVES

P. J. Sweeney. of Spokane. Wash. is guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15

TOKYO-Thirteen more American divisions numbering about l75,000 men will be landed in Japan late this month and in October. The information comes from General MacArthur's headquarters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15

DETROIT-The CIO United Auto mobile Workers Union has announce ed that it intends to ask its mem bership in 135 General Motors plants to take a strike vote. The vote would affect 325000 workers across the nation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15

TOKYO-Thirteen more American divisions numbering about 175,000 men will be landed in Japan late this month and in october. The information comes from General MacArthur's headquarters.
 DETROIT-The CIO United Auto mobile Workers Union has announce ed that it intends to ask it's mem- bership in 135 General Motors plants to take a strike vote. The vote would affect 325,ooo workers across the nation.
 WASHINGTON It has been learned that General Douglas Mac Arthur may be called on to testify in the Congressional investigation of Pearl Harbor.
 OKINAWA-A Japanese officer and 27 men abandoned their last ditch resistance when clippings from six American newspapers and maga- zines convinced them Japan was defeated
 WASHINGTON-Lt. Gen. J. Law ton Collins, combat leader in the European and Pacific theatres, is the new Chief of Staff of the Army Ground Forces. Collins succeeds Mai. Gen. James G. Christianson who has been assigned to the Pa- cific theatre.
 LONDON-A reliable report that the Soviet Union has made terri torial demands in the Mediterranean area considerably beyond anything the United States and Britain had anticipated was interpreted in dlplo- matic quarters here today as an indication of Russia's determination to become Mediterranean power.
 BREMEN, Germany-The big har- bor of Bremen, Germany. has been officially opened to Allied traffic for the first time in six years. All SUD- plies for the occupation forces in Germany will pass through either Bremen or Bremerhaven.
 NEW YORK The President of the United States Steel Corpora tion, Benjamin Hairless, criticizes the government for allowing wage increases only if they do not boost prices Hairless declared that the steel industry could not meet CIO demands for a two-dollar-a- day | wage increase without raising the price of steel.
 Warned by U. S. In- 1 terior Secretary Ickes that Amer ican help may cease unless the Philippines Government purges it. self of Japanese collaborationists before it's next election, the Philip pine Congress halted all arrange ments for the election.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15

WASHINGTON = It has been learned that General Douglas Mac Arthur may be called on to testify in the Congressional investigation of Pearl Harbor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15

OKINAWA-A Japanese officer and 27 men abandoned their last ditch resistance when clippings from six American newspapers and maga- zines convinced them Japan was defeated
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15

tcontinued on Page Fonr)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15

(Continued on Page Tkree)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15

fContinued on Page Twol
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-15

BREMEN, Germany-The big har- bor of Bremen, Germany, has been officially opened to Allied traffic for the first time in six years. All SUD- plies for the occupation forces il. Germany will pass through either Bremen or Bremerhaven.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
No. 3,i-359
ORDER fOR tPPf tRANCl AND
PUBLICATION

A. session 81 said Court hsi
IN the Courthouse az the or, q
ptror County OF Wayne. Sat.
hIean on the 10Th dA Q:
March 1915
Pres, n The Honorable v.a.
'er' " Brennan Circglt Judge
Il appearing from the aftitaw
IN tiie that The place ~ resiftrtl
Of the defendant President S,or'
il unknown and that after diH|
gent search and inquiry It canro'
Ne asceriained IN what State q,
County he now resides. IT is ~.
dered that the defendant enter -
appearance in said cause on or he.
fore three f3A months from ths
date of this order or said bin u
complaint Will he taken as con-
tossed and that this order he raa.
lished as required by law and a
copy q, this Order he sent to sad
defendant - his last known pace
Of residence ny registered ma
VINCENT VI. BRENNAN. CirtaN
Judge.
"A True Copyl
CASPAR J L1NGEMAN. Clerk
by A SHEDD.
Deputy Clerk 4-14-5-ef IS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19

PRESENT Honorable Theodore
J Richter. Circuit Judge.
Ii satisfactorily appearing from
ne Afidavit OF he Plaintiff on
nie IL the above entitled cause
,hai the Defendant, Ella Mae Es-
an. Is not resident Of the State
~ Nlehiesn butts resident OF
,he state 81 Alabama. City OF
Montgomery residing a. ; Lapin
street.
IT is ordered that Ella Mae EN-
ans app1sr anc ansVef the 1911 81
complaint in THIS canse within
three 80 mon,es from the date OF
his order. or said Bal viii be
taken as confessed aes.ns, her
AND 1T is FURTHER ordered
,Aa. a cory OF SAID order be sent
% ne las, known address OF the
neferdani ny REGISTERED mail and
IN case 70 registered return re-
eeip, signed py the Defendan, IS
received. that this order oe pup
llshed as required bs law
THEODORE RICHTER. Circuit
judge
"a True Cory
cAsPAR 7 LlNGEMAN Clerk
~ \. SHEDD.
Deputy Clerk +,l-N---4o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19

showing ihlt Il cannot be ascer-
tanned IN what STATE or Country
The defendant now resides and h'r
present whereabouts Is unknown.
ihat her lasl place of residcn'e
Was co Postmaster, watson Ark
on motion OF Frederick Yates.
Attorney FOR Iiftman Riley plain
iiff herein,
IT is ordered hat The said d.
fendsnt Josephine liilef snier
hel appearance IN said cause on ~
ncforr three go monils ff,ni the
date ~ this order. or ihe Bill ~
complsini may be taken as con-
tossed and thar order ae published
and copy thereof served upon do
PENDANT Josephine Riley either
personally or by registered mail.
as required IS law
CITY a. MILLER Circuit Judge
"a True Ccpy)
CASPAR = tlNcEMAN cork
rs a. SHEDD.
Deputy Clerk SIP 6...5 -
3iBB oaoo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
No. 3;a-73i
ORDER or PIRLICA1ION

A. session o. said Court held
IN TIE Coag, House IN the City Of
Dc,cf Wayne County Michigan,
az rte rs day ~ March AID. 1915
PRESENT Honorable Theodore
y Rich'tr C'rCll' Judge
J. sfac'rr.iy Appearing from
'fs Attest' ~ The rls'n'l't on
,le in ne shove en'i'led cause
'ha. ne Defeudsn Leonard Cole
mar ls not a resilient % tho STATE
81 M'chisar hg' ;. fssderi ~
ere s'afe q. California CITY OF
paaare es.G.ne 'Aersal a. i75S
Ter'a sfgset
III IS ORDERED tina, Leonard
1u.uan ueiruda,, herein. appear
ana aesUe the BIZ 4 Complaint
Sized Ia this cans. Vsh!n three
months from the date az this or
der 81 SAID Bill ai.i Dc taoen as
confesse4 agans' him
AND 1T is FURTHER ordered
ma, copy % sand order te sen,
70 the las known address Of the
said neierean, By registered Nah.
and ia case 40 Rciarn Receipt
sisne1 ~ tie Defendant $ rcceiv-
ee that this Order be published
as required IS law
THEODORE j. RICHTER. cir
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
No. 35s-S33
ORDER OF Pl-BLICAIION

A. a session Of sad court held
az the Court House IN the cry Of
pe'roif Oh the = day Of March.
AID 1915
pseser- Tie Iiono.apls vincent
y Rrenaan Cieut Judse
It appearing TO this Court from
the at;iaa il on i.e that after dill
gent scarce and isquify. II cannot
he ascerained in MIA state or
County the dstrear' Willie HicK-
son. resides bur that bis last
known address was $3.50 Monroe
strict Detroit Michigan.
0N NOTION Of Hesbes; I Dud-
l,y, attorney for plaintiff
1T IS ORDERED tina, the defen-
dan, Willie Hitkson appear and
answer the Bill OF Complaint III.
ca ID this cause within three CO..
months from the date Of this Order
or SAID Bin Of Complain, viii be
'aken as confessed and that
copy of sad order b. sent 10 the
last known address OF said defend
am ny registered nail and in case
no registered return receipt signed
by the defendant Is received thar
iNis Order be published as reqnir-
I'd by law
VINCENT " BRENNAN, Circuit
Jrdse
A True Copy
CASPAR j. L1NGEMAN. Clerk
nv A sHEDD Deputy
Clerk 4.7-5-ia-t5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19

A. q Session OF said Court held
.. me Count Housc 10 the CITY ~
ile'rof 10 said County on the 1870
day ~ April. Al lets
PRESENT Hon Robert n
Toms Circai jude
ON reading and Rang ne atii-
davri hereto attached from which
i appears thar the Defendant.
Henry Ramirez is nor a resident
~ Detroit Michigan ba' when last
heard ~ and from resided AZ 80.
Jerome street Toledo ONO lhcre-
fore
on motion Of Edward a. sim
mons attorney for plaintiff
1T is ORDERED that the de-
fendsnt appear This cause with
u three 90 months from the date
hereof either II person or hy a.
torney and thar bic failure 10 50
do will cause his default 10 he TAX
en-
AND 1T IS further ordered that
a copy OF this order he published
in Tho Detroit Tribune a neNspap-
Or printed and published in the
County Of Wayne Slate OF Michi-
gan according 20 law
AND 1T is FURTHER ordered
that COPY az this order together
with copy N the affidavit upon
which u IS founded he served up-
on 'he defendant at his last known
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19

in thiee 49, months from the date
o. this Of1ef o. said Bit OF Com
ploini MIL BE- taken as confessed
againsi hti
], is further ordered lhai a COPY
81 THIS ORDER BE- published accord
.nr 20 law 10 the Detsoit Tribune.
uc~spaQe prlried published
ard c!rce,a.ns IN SAID County.
analalsa that a copy a. this Order
ae s-nt by registered mail 20 the
!s>t-srHvn pos, office address Of
ihe defendant; GAIA Barber said
address beng 'f.i Rlsseli street.
Detroit Michigan.
GUY A. MILLER Circuit Judge
a TrEe Copy
ASPAR J. LlNCEMAN Clerk
py 4 SHEDD.
Deputy Clerk AS s-s-45
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
~. 3;t.3s7
ORDER or PUBLIC ALTON

A. s'sss0a ~ Sd q COURT Aeid
~ lp-st House u me cgy OF
n sal coal'y On Tic rs
.at 81 Ne b. AID 1875
PRESENT H7r Nincs1t 81
n.eanaa C.fc-H Judge.
Satisfactory ilof ny at.i4ayif
.1cUrs ls- !, canno' oe asces-
a,lse q MIA state o. Country
1e de'e1lar DO" resides and bis
97essri ~herfahol's is Unknown
ia ~ ,ast pace az residence vas
r Fp : FOX 81 Nelsontii.e ono
on NOTION = FREDERICK Ysfes
a''ofr-v FOR Ua,rsd j Sm.ta
I3sin'!ff
1T IS ORDERED ma. he sad
0etenrar' Clareree Snth enter
nis a1pearan in sad cause IN pr
hesose Atee ~ morths from me
date e, 'n.s Order or 30 BIZ. ~
Complaint my be taken as con-
.sssee and 'ha' order he ploashea
.rc 0py thereof seYrea unen
rsfercsnr C,spnce smfn either
or-cro or by registered mai
as s4avsd ~ lSv
VINCENT " BhLN>AN. ~cui'
Judge
a Tr0e Copy
rAsPAR fINGEMAN Clerk
fv a sHEDD.
Deps'y Clerk 5-5--s-is-45
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
No. 3.a5s>
ORDLR or PIBLICAIION

A. session Of said Court held
AZ the Court House in me City ct
Detroit IN said County land state
On ysr "A day Of February. lsi5.
PRESENT The Honorable Ar
,har Webster, Circuit Judge
on esans and filing the aft.
daNt eorCio attached from which
Il aapeais that the defendant.
Samuel AsAe IS no, a resident Of
Detroit Michigan but when last
heard q I'd from resided a. IA
Duntay Cd ~, Apartment No :
Orlando florida therefore,
ON motion Of Edward A sim
N rs attorney Tor rlaiau:f--.
Il ORDERED that the defend
an. appear u this cause within
three mon,es from the date
hetct esAss in person or by at
iofnfy an4 That his sail4ie 30 TO
10 a-se defaui, a. bs TAX
en-
AND 2 tlr'Ael ordered thar
a - q iA.s order be published
~ ,ae D',1a.l T .all, new spsp-
~ ,liel aud published IN tie
eogefY % Wsync Michigan &C.
cotsis ~ s"
ANp 10 t-rlAfr ordered That
q soFf os tals olceg together with
a cory tie at..e4l upon which
u q 'oaHdti be served upon the
aefeniaar A. his lssr known place
of address by reg.steted mail re-
tnsn i'ee.p' cenaD1ed
Ana a.. o. WHICH toyeso.as is SO
Ot.fefl
ARTHUR WEBSTER Circuit
Juego
A TRi Cory
CAsFAis J hINeEMAN. Clerk
Ry sHEnp. pepuw
Clfgs 81 5-ls-45
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
ORDER or PTBLICATI0N

At session OF said Court ssn
a. the Court House, in the VAN.
County Binding. IN the Ciy \
Detroit. County OF Wayne aud
State Of Michigan. on the "A "A,
a March. 1855
PRESENT The Hororahle Tn.
odore J Richter. Circuit judge.
It appearing by affidavit a.td.h.
cd hereto. that the De.erean,
S,arcv Reed is not a resi!en' q,
The state Of Michigan. ana ,As,
his last known address was Lam
VILLAGES County OF chico ana
state 81 Arkansas
on molten Of Alozono 2 Fem
ford Attorney for the pl.srr.
Matte r Reed. 81 Is ORpERED
that The said Defendant ssarcy
Reed enter his appearance it III,
cause on OF before three months
Com the date a this order 81 'hn
the said R.ll OF Complaint BE- taken
as confessed and that the ga ort.
or 10 served and published. az e
qu -ed hy law
THEODORE J RICHTER
Croft Judge
"a True Copyl
CASpAR T.. LiNGENAN. Clerk
BY 4 SHEDn,
Deputy Clark 47-5-ia AZ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-19
10. 352.i3s
ORDER or PUBLICATION

A. session of said Court nelc
~ mo Court House in the Wayne
County Building, IN the Cry ~ De-
ffoi' County n Wayne and STATE
~ Michigan on ne IA DAY Of
March 1875
PRESENT The Honorable The
odofe J Richter. Circuit judge
II appearing by affidavit az
,ached hereto. that tho Defendant
Hen~ Hughes is not a resident OF
The State n Michigan and that her
last known address was Readlsnd,
Route ! Chicot County. Arkansas
on motion N Alonzo % Peri.
ford attorney FOR the Plaintiff
Rooseveit Hughes u r. ORDERED
thar the said Defendant. lrers
Hughes. enter her appearance Il