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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-11
Battle for Philippines
Finds D. {. Area Men
In All Types Of Action

1t. Joseph v. Benson, a PAT
fighter plane pilot of 1900 Albemarle
street NV, fought against heavy
odds the night he helped attack a
convoy of Jap warships off the
more of Mindoro Island in the
Shiiippines, but he flew through
the gates of hell" and back again
to keep the enemy from Smelling
Shore installations and attempting
an amphibious landing.
1t. Benson had joined with 5th
AAF fighter command pilots to at
tack the convoy which included a
battleship and cruisers, a 5th AAF
dispatch from the Philippines said
Thirty-two fighter pilots with only
eight machine guns went in against
the warships' hundreds of guns and
the Nip planes guarding the task
force. 1t. Benson thought it was a
"one-way mission" but it was lust
another job to do" so he did it, like
the hundreds of other Washington
men who have, and still are, helping
write victory in the Pacific.
AS another instance, there is Maj.
William j. Walker, jr., one of the
first American flyers to participate
in the first daylight bombing raid
on Clark Field on Luzon Island.
He's assistant operations officer OF
the Red Raiders, a crack Liberator
unit of the 5th AAF. His wife is
Mrs. Helen Gloria Walker. who lives
with her parents, Maj. Gen. c. L.,
Hysong of the War College and Mrs
HySong.
Then there's the Flying Deuces,"
q squadron of the LIST Marine Air
Wing led by Maj. Roy Taylor Spur
lock, 400 Pennsylvania avenue Sc,
which accounted for three japanese
planes and four barges recently in
a sweep over the Negros-Cebu Is
lands area and four enemy barges in
Southern Luzon.
Parsons Rushes Supplies.
Maj. John B. Parsons, adjutant of
the jungle Shippers" veteran
unit of the 5th AAF Troop Carrier
Command, has been flying supplies
and equipment to the battle fronts
of New Guinea, the Admiralties and
island approaches to the Philippines.
He is currently engaged in dropping
supplies to our fighting infantry
troops and transporting heavy
mechanical equipment to newly
captured islands for the purpose of
constructing airdromes. Maj. Par
sons father, Henry S. Parsons, is
chief of the periodical division,
Library of Congress.
Capt John E. Miller, 1880 Langley
court NV, newly appointed COM
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D. c. Men on LIST 1873

G. w. Via, shipfitter, third class.
100 East Nelson avenue, Alexandria,
and Kenneth ]. Burrough, radio
man, second class, 42s Eleventh
treet Sc, are members of the crew
of the LIST 338-first to land Allied
forces for the actual liberation Of
Europe at Celia, Italy. Now on
duty in the English Channel, the
crew OF the 1913 say theirs was the
first LIST ever boarded by Gen.
Patton.
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swan 1ehss 5'ss'
Staff Sergt. Guilford r. Pierce,
Air Transport Command, Vienna,
Va, now in q hospital in Miami, Fla.
Second 1t. william E. Meade, 20,
navigator, 1910 Wisconsin avenue
NV, in England.
First 1t. Carl Gerber, AAF, 200
Good Hope road Sc, now stationed
at Maxwell Field, Ala.
Marine Corpl. Charles o. Johnson,
20, of "a Sixth street Sc, has re-
ceived the Presidential Citation rib
bon awarded the 4th Marine Di-
vision for his part in the battles of
Saipan and Tinian. Shell fragments
sliced his gas mask under his arm
as he was going through a rain of
steel onto the beach at Saipan. Later,
a sniper bullet tore through his
pocket and a handful of dispatches.
On Tinian he was trapped in ma
chine gun crossfire on the beachhead
and dug desperately into the crumb-
ling coral just deep enough so that
bullets went through the dispatch
case and cartridge belt on his hip.
Pvt. Howard L. Young, 80, of 2136
H street NV, has received the Pur-
pie Heart for wounds received No
vember Is in Germany.
Pfc. George r. Pyles, 1889 T street
Sc, is a service company member
|of the 399th Regiment of the 7th
Army which has been awarded the
Meritorious Service Unit Placque for
superior performance during its
service in France
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Guards Freight Troins

Pfc. Charles E. Langyher, jr..
1906 Tenth street NV, is with the
Brittany Rail Guard" eliminating
theft of cigarettes. rations and other
supplies from freight trains going
to the battle front. The group has
already captured 80 German SOL
diers attempting to get back to Ger
many by slowing away on trains
and has blocked several attempts
at sabotage.
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lily ulVlSlOA ucu-
tai officer, for
merly at ITO
F O u r t e e n t h
street NV, now
in Western Eu-
rope.
First 1t. Geo.
b. Carroll, 80,
Engineers, 270l
F o u r t e e n t h
street NV, in
Germany.
First 1t. Rich
ard L Powell,
field a r t | llery,
1909 East street
NV, on the
western front.
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Arrive in Aleutiuns

Three Washington area men who
have recently arrived in the Aleu-
tians have been assigned to combat
duty on B-25s in the 18th AAF,
according to . recent dispatch.
They are: Corpl. Orville K. Judd,
1881 North Washington boulevard,
Arlington, Va; First 1t. Samuel 8.
johnson, 612 East Leland street,
Chevy Chase, Nd, and Staff Sergt.
George Z. Twomey. $50 Twsnty-ffth
street. NV.
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Copt. Ferry Helps Rush
SUPPLIES to Far East

Capt. Hugh A. Ferry, son OF Mrs
Charles F. Ferry. II Poplar avenue
Takoma Park, Md, is member Of
a Fireball Express crew. The Fire.
ball, a winged supply line, speeds
vital war material, mail, medicine
and men from the AAF Air Trans
port Command In Miami Army Air
field, to the China-Burma India
theater.
Capt. Ferry attended Central High
School and Ben Franklin Univer.
sity. He was commissioned In 194s
and has made II ocean crossings.
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Muller With 9th AAF

1t. Albert Muller, jr., 20, B-26
Marauder pilot, is serving with the
9Th AAF in France, his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Muller, ST., and his
wife, Mrs. Evelyn Muller, 2404
Terrett avenue, Alexandria, have
learned. 1t. Muller had been sta
toned in England.
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street NV, in the European theater.
Maj. Albert d. Levy, 81, head
quarters staff of Psi Mustang
fighter group in the Mediterranean
theater, 1884 @ street NV.
Master Sergt. william G. Blythe
Is, Air Forces control tower oper-
ator, $3.50 East Capitol street, now on
Leyte.
STAFF Sergt. Burdette III. Neweityi
Psi Mustang crew chief, 4615 West
Virginia avenue, Bethesda, Md, in
England.
1t. Col. Mclean r. whitcomb
director Of personnel for the Al,
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Two lima Assignment
Proves Dud With
Civilians Gone

Two Jima is q busy place
but there's one Washington
man there whose job is nom
existent.
Navy 1t. E. M. Duerbeck, 1877
Suitland terrace Sc, Is the
American senior civil affairs
officer there, according to a re-
cent dispatch. The rub is that
apparently there are no civil
affairs for him to administer.
II guess I came along just for
the ride" he said. "In 1941
there were 200 civilians here
and we had no way of knowing
whether any of them remained.
Apparently the Japanese evac-
uated them before the show
started"
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18th AAF HEAVY BOMBER BASE IN THE MARIANAS-1st It.
Eugene Bala Grand Rapids Mich. Qeft) and First 1t
Eugene Auerbach Washington c. congratulate each other
after completing combat missions in the Western Pacific
upstairs Maid" carried them through almost
hours of overwaer flying covering nearly 10000 miles while
hitting bases in the Bonns VOLCANOES and Carolne
Auerbach whose wife Barbara lives at 1924 North
Los Angeles Calf is the of William Auer
BACH Stevens drive NV He joined the 7h AAF in
April 1914 has been awarded the Air Medal with two Oak
Leaf Clusters and the Distinguished Flying Cross
-AAF Pacific Photo
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Officers Wife En- Route

The wife and daughter of Capt.
Robert r. Macy, Is Dresden street,
Kensington, Md, recently left the
Persian Gulf Command area for the
United States, dispatch said. Mrs.
Macy, a native Of Germany, who was
forced to flee that country, and Capt.
Macy, a veteran of 80 months serv-
ice. were married in Iran.
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D. G. Jup-Americuns in Alps

Three REPRESENTATIONS from
the District are fighting with the
442d japanese American Combat
Team, in the French Alps, along the
Franco-Italian border, according to
release from the 9th Army group
headquarters.
They are: Pvt. Donald D. Kazama,
lila F street NE, with the Medical
Detachment; Sergt. Hiroshi Sumida,
3412 Thirteenth street NV, with the
Headquarters Company, and Sergt.
Chester G. Tanaka, 1888 Belmont
street, with the Sd Battalion.
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Bomb Nuzi Railroads

Second 1t. Thomas D. Bond, jr.,
%, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
D. Bond, 2417 Davis avenue, Alex
andria, Va, and Staff Sergt. Paul
w. Stoutsenberger. %, whose wife
lives at 2225 Thirty eighth street
NE, have recently seen action
bombing and strafirg Nazi railroads
with the Saith Bombtr Group, a unit
of the Sd Air Division, a recent
diSnatrh said
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1t. Shifflette in Honolulu

1t. James Earl Shifdette, U. S.
N. r., is assistant executive officer
of United States Naval Air Station,
Honolulu, T. H. He practiced law
here after graduating from G. w.
in 1926. Mrs. Shif1ette, Joseph,
9, and Mary, 6. live at 6351 Thirty
first street NV
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dlCdIidl, lie HAS
written his fam
lily. He sent
home an issue of
the paper, in
which a poem of
his was printed.
Seaman Trenary
W a S graduated
from the Front,
r oval (Va.)
High School last
June and inme-
diately joined
the Navy. He
W e n t overseas
fxryNt m IN !, G
I4 l.
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Plays for Lily Pons in India

Second 1t. Milton S. Dorfman, an
AAF pilot, son Of Mrs. Hattie Dorf-
man, 405 Tenth street NE, recently
played trombone in an orchestra di-
rected by Andre Kostelanetz during
an entertainment by the conductor
and Singer Lily Pons 1t = base In
India.
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COlllpdlAy WClC AL
a factory when
e n e my fir e
crunbled t h e
walls of the fac
tory. Learning
that a flame
thrower team of
three enemy SOL
diers was ap-
preaching, Pvt.
Brewer and an
other man dis
placed their ma
chine guns and
a d v a n C e d
through flying
debris to an eX-
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MEDAL was given LII. nuro.
to Capt. Wilbur O. Whamond, with
the United States Army forces, for
bravery in saving the life of SOL
dier at Natal He is now stationed
in Brazil, but his home address is
1910 North Sixteenth street, Airing
ton.
Five men have received the Com
mendation ribbon. Included are:
Seaman. First Class, James Heron
wilkins, jr., 10, of 610 K street NE,
overseas % months.
Comdr. Charles H. Becker, 4317
North Pershing drive, Arlington, on
a cruiser in the Atlantic.
1t. Comdr. Ralph T. Brengle, radio
officer of the 9th Fleet on the staff
of Admiral Hewitt, All Battery lane,
Bethesda, Md.
1t. Comdr. Edward c. Sweeney,
U. S. N. r., $500 Nebraska avenue
NV.
Comdr. T. J. Keane, U. s. N. r.,
1863 Orange street Sc. former ma
tional director of the Sea Scouts of
America.
Seaman wilkins was cited for his
conduct aboard the U. S. S. Cabot
under Jap air attack November Is
of the west coast Of the Philip
pines.
Comdr. Becker was assistant oper-
atoms officer on the staff OF the
commander of the air forces with
the Atlantic Fleet.
Comdr. Brengle supervised, dis
tributed and installed large quanti-
ties of radio materials with a short
age of technical assistance in prepa-
ration for the invasion of Southern
France.
Comdr. Sweeney was commended
for surveying or investigating is
lands in the Pacific, many of them
little known. He was member of a
special Navy mission.
Comdr. Keane was cited for duty
as United States Naval Port Officer
at Belfast.
The Oak Leaf Cluster to the
Bronze Star Medal has been
awarded to:
Col. Edmund X. Daley, combat
engineer, 300 Connecticut avenue
NV, with the LIST Army in Europe.
Comdr. william Magil Collins, jr.,
80, u. S. NJ, Of los Summerfield road,
Chevy Chase, Md, has been deco
rated five times in slightly over six
months for Pacific combat opera
lions, it was disclosed yesterday.
He now holds the Distinguished
Flying Cross, Gold Star in lieu of a
second Distinguished Flying Cross,
the Navy Cross, Air Medal and Gold
Star in lieu of a second Air Medal.
His wife, Mrs. Jane S. Collins,
is now in Miami, Fla, where he is
stationed.
Twenty-four Washington men
have won the Bronze Star. They
are:
1t. Col. Charles A. Mckinney,
former assistant circulation man
ager Of The Star, for "meritorious
achievement in connection with
action against the Germans"
Serving as assistant chief of staff
G-3 (operations) officer Of the 18th
Lightning Division, Col. Mckinney
played an important part in sue
cessful drives of the divisions first
combat action, 18th dispatch said.
Pfc. Bernard A. Brewer, 26, in
fantry, 2206 Charming street NE,
in Germany. Pvt. Brewer and his
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mandlng ofncer
of the Roarin'
20s, an APO
bomber unit of
the 5th AAF, is
also participate
ing in the lib
Grafton of the
Philippin e S.
Sergt. John K.
B &c h com
munications spe-
cialist, is also
with the Roarin'
20s. He lives at
6645 G org i a
avenue NV.
Then there are
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radio - gunner,
ALA Illinois ave-
nue. NV, in
England.
Flight Officer
Case b. Rafter,
glider pilot, 1870
wyoming av e :
nue. NV, in
France.
Sergt. Joseph
M. Hreachmack,
W a ist gunner,
2 3 6 Massachu-
S e t is avenue
NE, in Eng
land.
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the 9th AAF, 1t. Col. White.
formerly Washington lawyer and
resident Of the Shoreham Hotel.
Pvt. Anthony S. Puglisi, Fort
Washington, Md, in the European
theater.
Pfc. LYMAN A. Ceppos, 30, infantry,
423 Massachusetts, avenue NV, with
the LIST Army.
1t. Col. Douglas A. White, infan-
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down two enemy
b o m b e rs and
pro b a b y de-
stroying another
during the land
ings on the Ma
rianas. His par
e n t S, Mr.. a n d
Mrs. Willis l..
H ur d, live q t
1904 Carey lane,
Silver S prin 6,
Mo. he is now
S t a t o n e d in
j a C k S O n vile,
Fla.
The Soldiers
AEoIal MAS niuoY,
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Service Command in Europe, former
vice president of the Galliher g.
Huguely Lumber Co., here.
Staff Sergt. Vannoy M. Herfurth,
infantry, 7 East Gusts avenue, AL
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Trenory Helps Publish
GuuduIcunuI Newspaper

H. L. Trenary, seaman first class,
IS, son of S. j. Trenary, 1884 Twen-
ty-seventh street N. w., is helping
put out a Navy newspaper on Quad
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Md, reginental
shore party COM
m a n d er from
September Is to
u, 1914, on Pc
lelieu Island.
B rig. Gen.
John L. Mckee,
assistant division
commander of
the 9th Infan-
try Division n,
3 8 03 Nor h
Pershing drive,
Arlington.
1t. Andrew w.
Allen. ir.. in
faYafru TOE Ninth
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World Fomous Clocks
Shown U. S. ENGINEERS

Sergt. Clyde B. Rivenburg, for
merly stationed at Fort Belvoir, was
quartered with an engineering bat
talon in monastery near Liege,
Belgium, and while there was shown
clocks the monks said were the
largest and smallest in the world,
he wrote Miss Izetta Howton, 1760
Euclid street NV. His battalion was
awarded the Presidential Unit Cita-
ton for action on D day.
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Navy Flyer Credited
With Shooting Down
Two Enemy Planes

1t. q. g. Charles G. Hurd, U. S.
N. r., has been awarded the Dis
tinguished Flying Cross for shooting
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One brother, First Sergt. Leon Ire
nary, is now in England.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
40. 3.f.3s9
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE And
PUBLICATION

Al session Of said Court held
In the Courthouse az the City OF
DETROIT County OF Wayne. State
~ Michigan on the Goth day OF
March. 1915
Present The Honorable VIM
cent VI. Brennan, Circuit Judge
II appearing from the affidavit
on file that the place OF res dencs
OF the defendant. President Stone.
is unknown and that after dill
gent search and inquiry II cannot
he ascertained in what State or
County he now resides. 1T Is or
dered tina, the defendant enter his
appearance in said cause on or be-
fore three 80 months from the
date OF this order or said bill OF
complaint will be taken as con-
fessed and that this Order be pub
lished as required by law and a
copy OF this Order he sent TO said
defendant 10 his last known place
OF residence by registered mail.
VINCENT VI. BRENNAN. Circuit
Judge.
CA True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
BY a. SHEDD.
Deputy Clerk 4-14-S-2s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
LEGAL NOTICES

PRESENT; Honorable Theodore
j. Richter. Circuit Judge
1t satisfactorily appearing from
the Affidavit OF the Plaintiff on
file IN the above entitled cause
that the Defendant. Ella Mae Ev-
ans. is not a resident OF the state
Of Michigan. but is resident OF
the state OF Alabama, City OF
Montgomery, residing at . Lapin
street:
TT is ordered that Ella Mae Nv
ans appear and answer the BIZ oil
complaint In this cause within
three go months from the date OF
this order. or said Bill will be
taken as confessed against her.
And 1T Is FURTHER ordered
that a copy OF said order be sent
10 the last known address OF the
defendant by registered mail. and
in case no registered return re-
ceipt signed ny the Defendant Is
received. that this order De pub
lished as required by law.
THEODORE RICHTER. Circuit
judge.
"a True Copy
CASPAR j. LlNGEMAN. Clerk
BY 4. SHEDD.
Deputy Clerk 4-2l-6-2-4o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
ARTHUR W. RHODES. Atty.
6O1 +. Adams avenue

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
circuit Court for the County OF
WAYNE in Chancery
Reese Campbell Plaintiff Us.
Julia Campbell. defendant
NJ. 31365l
Az a session OF the said court
held at The court house in 'hs city
of Detroit on the 18th day OF
March. 1915.
PRESENT Honorable Theodore
j Richter. Circuit Judge.
II appearing from atiidavi' on
file that the defendant, Julia Camp
bell. Is not a resident OF the state
of Michigan. but she is a resident
OF the state OF Alabama. and that
she resides in the Town OF Waugh.
Montgomery County and state OF
Alabama.
ON MOTION Of Arthur W. Rhod-
cs. attorney for plaintiff. IL Is or-
dsrcd that The defendant Julia
Campbell. appear and answer the
bill ~ complaint filed in this cause
within Three Months from the date
o. this order or said bill OF COM
rlaint will be taken as confessed
against her by the plaintiff
II IS further ordered that true
copy Of this order be published
according 10 law. and that true
copy Of this order be sent by regis
tered mail 10 the said defendant
al her last known post office adj
dress. at least Twenty DAYS before
the time prescribed. for her ap-
nearance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
No. 3s2.13t
ORDER or PlBLICA ALTON

Al session OF said Court held
IN The Court House IN the City OF
Detroit. Wayne County. Michigan.
on The IL day Of March. AID. l945.
PRESENT Honorable Theodore
J richter Circu; Judge.
Il satisfactorily appearing from
he Affidavit Of the Plaintiff on
file in the above entitled cause
that the nefendan Leonard Cole
man Is NOT resident OF no Stare
~ Michican but IS resident OF
ne State OF California. City OF
OaAiand residing therein at i73S
Tenth Street.
1T Is ORDERED thar Leonard
coleman. Defendant herein appear
and answer the Bili u Complaint
tiled IN this cause within three
months from the date OF this Or
der or said Bill Mill be taken as
confessed against him.
AND IT is FURTHER ordered
thar copy Of said order De sent
70 the las, kn0Nn address OF the
said Defendant by registered mail.
and in case no Return Receipt
signed by the Defendant Is receiy-
ed. that this order be published
as required by law
THEODORE J. RICHTER. Cir
cult Judge
"a True Copy
CASPAR J. LI>GEMAN Clerk
By A SHEDD.
Deputy Clerk 4-2l-6-2-45
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
LEGAL NOTICES

March. 1915.
PRESENT The Honorable The
odore J Richter. Circuit Judge
Il appearing by affidavit at
taehed hereto. that the Defendant
Irene Hughes Is not a resident OF
the State OF Michigan and that her
last known address was Readland,
Route / Chicot County. Arkansas.
On motion OF Alonzo d. Petit
ford attorney for the PLAINTIFF.
Roosevelt Hughes 1t is ORDERED
that the said Defendant, Irere
Hughes enter her appearance N
this cause on or before three 80
months Il the date Of this ord r
or thar the SAID BIZ Of COMPLAINT
he taken as confessed and that he
said order hs served and published,
As required by law.
THEODORE J RICHTER Cir-
cur Judge
- True copy
CASFAR = ltNCEMAN. Clerk
By 4 SHEnD.
Deputy CLERK 4-7-S-ls-iS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05

SIMMONS 4 RIB. Attorneys
81 Gratiot avenue

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
circuit corr, FOR the County OF
Wayne In Charcery
MATTE MCCAIN Plaintiff. vs..
JAMES MCCAIN Defendant.
No. S57.s7f
A. session OF said Court held a.
ne Court House for the Cry ~
DETROIT on the 18th day OF March.
A. n ls45
PRESENT Honorable Theodore
J Richter circui' Judge.
ia this cause IL appear.rS from
affidavit on f.le that after dNlgent
search and inquiry u cannot be as
ceria.ned in what state or country
the defendant resides
on NOTION Of Simmons ard
Bihhs attorneys for PLAINTIFF
1T IS ORDERED that a copy
n this order be published accord
iug - LAW in he Detroit Tribune
and also that copy q this Order
ne sent by reg stared mail 70 said
defendant a. his last known adj
dress - VII 2si F. Hancock. De-
tFoi' Mchissn
THEODORE J RICHTER. Circuit
Judge.
"A Tue cogvl
cASPAR 7 f.lNGEMAN. Clerk
BY s SHEnD
pepl'y Clerk 524-5-5-4s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
LEGAL NOTICES

America Barksdale. cannot DC
served by process issued out ol
this Court as she is not q resident
OF the State OF Michigan but re-
sides in the City OF MartinyilIe'
County OF Henry. State OF Viz
ginia
on NOTION OF Charles r. Per-
kins. attorney for plaintiff:
1T Is ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT. America Barksdale, APP
pear and answer the Bill OF Com
plaint in this cause within three
months from the date OF this order.
or that said Bill Will be taken as
confessed and that this order be
published according to law and a
copy thereof be served upon the
defendant by registered mail as
required by law
VINCENT NJ. BRENNAN. Circuit
Judge
"a True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
by: A. SHEDD.
clerk s-si-5-i2-45