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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-07
FOUND.

FOR LOST AND WANTED DOGS phone
81. 51e3. MONTGOMERY COUNTY AMI
NAL SHELTER.
BLACK sCOTTIE DOG. white collar, brown
leash. Call WA. 460s. p
UMBRELLA, lady's, between red and ma
room; found in 4th ct. shop. TOT goth
st. NV. NE. 2201.
DOG, large. male. fat, with collar, part
chow. thick red coat. white chest: VIC 29th
st. ne. AT. 7142 after o pm. or be-
DOG, male, short-haired. white, black
markings. CHI. 0166-
TERRIER. short hair, white, with black
markings. male. Cau CH. 016e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-07
LOST RATION COUPONS.

GASOLINE RATIONING BOOKS, and B,
stamps. Call Lincoln 02S0 anytime
RATION BOOK 4, belonging to Gladys
Woznack, 1922 Dexter terrace s.e., formerly
RATION COUPONS, 2 books, No. 4, issued
to Frieda M. ID George H. Came, 416
whitestone X, Silver Spring, Nd. %
RATION BOOK NO. 4. JOSEPH r. FTTz-
GERALD. 170l 18th st. NV. DU. 1000.
Reward. -
Address zoos Sd St s.w. Return TO b077
sherif I'd. ne. BELLE jETT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-08-07
LOST.

6SSfs
CAMEO PIN, either on OF from Friendship
Heights car, sunday night; gift from Italy,
not replacable. Reward. EN-. 2642.
CARDBOARD HAT BOX. containing lady's
hat, purse, misc, August 4, in Diamond
cab. Reward. Taylor 1873. -
CoRDE BAG, containing initalleG ~. A,
OF keys; reward. Call no. s7ss. s.
papers. MRS: NORA RAY, Dupont s434. 8.
BROOCH, round moonstone; lost yesterday
in Ststler Hotel. Finder contact MRS; ".
Ohio. Reward. $50.
BROWN ENVELOPE, Bureau of Standards,
containing S. bill SOC sec; care % H Ta5leh
S19ks snd 2 S'f n s. ave- se 10
DIAMOND WRIST WATCH, lady's, rec
tangplar, all platinum. 30 n.S diamon Ss
ward. DE. Os00.
atS ' st. wha ives sunday. Contact CASSIE
GRANT. 1907 10th st. NV. Reward. g
ENGLISH COCKER, male, white chin and
chest, no collar, called "Herky"; near East
g oIiSsr hl Fry and Jones Mil rd reward.
G. A. o. CREDENTIALS in the name Of
Daniel B. Parker. Call between SIS and
AS, Ex. 1921 Br. 2oe; after D'm.'
GOLD BRACELET, set with heart-shaped
amethysts; extreme sentimental value. RE.
$500, Ext. 734, from $3.50; FIR. 5000,
Ext. ~, after 8 pm. Reward. o
GOLD ELGIN WATCH, lady's obions; lost
reward. RA. s2os.
KEYS on blue braided corr. Friday eve
ming at or near ball park. Reward BOX
45o-D. Star.
LADY'S GOLD BULOVA wristwatch, with
s. s. Potomac dock: reward. CO. 4036.
LADY'S TRAVELLING BAG. left on 18th
and D streetcar at Union Station, 1;45
s sstT Reward for return. cah CO.
PEARL NECKLACE. in vicinity Peoples
drug store, at Mckinley and Conn. ave.
Reward. 3013 Military I'd. OR. 5716.
UMBRELLA, navy blue cover, cream and
near 7th street carline sunday, July 90.
SIS reward. IA. $3.50 Sunday or BOX
UMBRELLA, black, gold handle, initiated
r. l. M; left in taxi Friday at Doctors
Hospital. Reward. Telephone ia. 1864. :
WALLET, lady's, brown alligator: left in
Lincoln Bank, Monday noon; important.
Finder please phone RIA. 67OS. Reward.
WATCH--Lady's lapel watch. at Columbia
morning CAN Ma. $50 during once hours
Or Wo; 1856 evenings. Sentimental value.
%sa 'ey sso'' sSs S'tq cs
ZOO. Ext "a. between and pm. So
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER PUPPY, black
white ana, sIS tam lost II ylsntE e Franklin
BRAGELETI, silver Indian coins; lost Mon;
Ex. sai7. ' e. 'A A
WRIST WATCH, lady's, gold. Bulova; vi.
sinity e n1th St bet 1sss and Pa ave
net; lost Saturday pm. downtown district
aeMnrQ: Ah. o219:
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-08
Patton Hands Over Command of Third

BAD TOLEZ, Oct. 8-(P)-Gen- eral Patton, who led the Third Army spearhead of the Allied drive across France and Germany, today is in command of a few troops doing research work.
 The Fifteenth Army general swallowed hard when the band struck up "Auld Lang Syne" yes terday as he handed over the Third Army flag to his successor It. Gen. Lucian Truscott, Jr. "All good things must come to an end," Patton told the four hundred troops.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-08
Dr. Mansfeldt
 Found Dead In Car

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9-IP) pr. John ManSfeldt, husband of Mrs. Annie Mansfeldt arrested last Thursday on charge of mur- dering a nurse, was found dead in his parked car in Shelter Cove, nineteen miles south of San Francisco. Deputy coroner Ida Lasswell said the evidence showed he took his own life, probably with poison.
 At City prison Mrs. Mansfeldt, when informed of the death of her husband, walled nothing can help me now that he is gone and l loved him so."
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-08
Rainiers Hold 2 To Edge Over Seals

SEATTLE, Oct. 8- R - The Rainiers are holding two to one edge over the Seals in the finals of the Pacific Coast League Gov ernor's Cup playoffs. They will in- wade the bay city this week for the'concluding games in the seven tilt series.
 Play will be resumed Wednes- day night. The two teams broke even over the weekend. The Rainiers won seven and five Sun day and the Seals won the Satur- day night contests four and two.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-08
Arrest Strikers At Warner Bros. Studio

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 8-R- Two policemen and twelve strik- CTS were injured as sheriffs and officers arrested seven other strik- CTS after a wild fight at the en- trance to Warner Brothers studio. The fight ensued as officers the mass group of two hundred pickets and cleared a passageway for studio workers.
 Sheriff's inspector Henry said one of the pickets arrested was a woman who was being charged with carrying a concealed weapon, a blackjack. Six other strikers were confined to a building inside the Warner lot before being taken to jail and were accused of resist ing arrest.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-08
NURSES TAKE UP MANLY ART"

CAMBRIDGE, Md.-(P)-Fenc- ing is must for all nurses here at the Naval Training Station. The ancient sport gives them poise, sharpens their eyes, heightens their sense of timing and works out a lot of muscles they didn't know they had.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-08
Tojo Now In Omori Prison Camp

YOKOHAMA, Oct. 8 - RD - Hideki Tojo, Japan's Pearl Harbor Premier, who tried to escape the war criminal charge with a sui eide bullet but survived, has now been removed to the desolate Om- ori prison camp. The Eighth Army disclosed that Tojo was moved in the greatest secrecy yesterday from the American Army hospital in the schoolhouse in the outskirts of Yokohama. His health is re- ported as good.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-08
Hess EnrOute To Nuremberg To Stand Trial

LONDON, Oct. 8-(R) - The British Air Ministry said that Ru- dolf Hess left England by an RAF plane this morning for Frankfurt on the first leg of a journey to Nuremberg where he will stand trial as a Nazi war criminal. The esrtwhile number two Nazi, who parachuted down on Scottish moors in May 1941, was driven from his place of detention to the airfield in a British army car in which the blinds were drawn.
 Unshaven and impassive, Hess appeared much thinner than in most of his recent photos.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-08
PALMS FOR POSTS

Use of palm trees for goal posts is frequently discussed for the New Years Orange Bowl game in Miami but officials have yet to find a way to overcome the rules forbidding such doings.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-08
ID R E. A M TH E A TIRE
 NOME. ALASKA

4A - A - A AS A/
 NOME. ALASKA Show. Oct. and g. 7:30 PM. MONDAY and TUESDAY FACTION IN THE NORTH ATLANTIC" HUMPHREY BOGART. RAYMOND MASSEY.
 ALAN HALE
 Also FIRE CHIEF" l Show. Oct. 10 and II. 7:30 PM. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY HEY ROOKIE" ANN MILLER. JOE LESSER.
 LARRY PARKS And OVER THE ANDES" 2 Shows. Oct. l2. 7:l5 and g PM.
 FRIDAY
 "IDAHO"
 ROY ROGERS.
 SMILEY BURNETTE
 VIRGINIA GREY Also HOBBY HORSE LAFFS" And "FIXIN TRICKS" Show. Oct. 18th. 7:30 PM.
 SATURDAY so PROUDLY WE HAIL CLAUDETTE COLBERT PAULETTE GODDARD VERONICA LAKE.
 SONNY TUFTS And "OLD OAKEN BUCKET" 2 Shows. Oct. IA. 7:l5 and g PM.
 SUNDAY 'THE WHISTLER"
 RICHARD DIX.
 GLORIA STUART Also WEDDING SCARE" And SCREEN SNAPSHOTS"
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-08

LONDON, Oct. 8-P T h e Hamburg radio said tonight that Rudolph Hess, erstwhile number two Nazi, has been returned to Germany to face trial in Nuern- berg. The broadcast also said the Soviet war crimes commission ar rived in Hamburg.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Expert on Colors
To Lecture Here
Demonstration Also
Listed at CrowIey's

A group of lectures for Detroit
homemakers who wish 10 brighten
up various rooms in their homes,
simply and ineXpensively, will be
presented in Crowley's auditorium
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
it was announced Saturday.
Betty Wood. Kem-Tone's expert
in color styling of the home. will
lecture and demonstrate color
combinations in a room built on
tho stage
The one-hour lecture will in
clude the showing of colored slides
and photographs Of actual rooms.
taken before and after the wall
and ceiling color has been
changed.
Miss Wood Will advise and
answer questions from individual
Detroit home owners on color
problems i'm their own rooms.
Lectures are scheduled for 2:30
p. m and $50 p. Mon Monday,
and for 80 a. m. and 2;30 p, m.
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
=AppIidnfeM
Act toAidBui|der

Builders and remodeling con-
tractors, as well AS lending insti-
tutionS, now are preparing 10
spearhead postw war promotional
activities by complete kitchen
installations, while appliance dis
tributors are setting up builders
departments to specialize in new
home and modernization planning
service, John Fellman, manager,
kitchen sales division, Edison
General Electric Hotpoint APP
pliance Co. pointed out Saturday.
"A majority Of electric appli-
ance wholesale distributors has,
in the past, questioned the
value Of a department servicing
the builder and remodefing con-
tractors type Of business he
said.
THE great public demand for
appliances to be built-in with
construction has changed their
thinking"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Building in Woodward
Sold by Hannah Firm

Sale Of the two-Story fireproof
building at 3l00 Woodward was
ANNOUNCED Saturday by r. Bliss
Wolfe. president of Hannah Real
Estate Exchange. Inc. The build
ing, which fronts 95 feet on Wood
ward and l53 feet on Watson. has
five stores on the first floor, all
occupied
The Hannah firm represented
both the seller. the WatSon=Wood-
ward Corp. and the buyer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
EDRA Members

Eastern Detroit Realty Associa-
ton has accepted as members
Elmer G.. KrauSe, Charles p. Sic
der and G.. l.. Schilkey. realty bro
kers. Dave Franklin, membership
committee chairman, announced
Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Directors of MREA
To Meet in Lansinq

The directors Of the Michigan
Real Estate Association will meet
at Hotel Olds, Lansing, on Thurs
day noon, A. r. Saunders. execu-
tive vice president OF the group,
announced Saturday.
The legislative committee will
meet Al 10 A m. and all realtors
will be welcome at both meetings,
he added
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15


Estate Management and has been
engaged in real estate manage
ment for many years.
Recently he has been engaged
in special work on rent control.
HeSis the author The S, ,nogT-
600 Disinherited. study OF the
problems of that number of own
ers of small rented buildings.
In charge OF arrangements for
the meeting are Lawrence G..
Diebel. Philip {. Baker. Charles
f.. North. j. Truman Strong.
George H. Wietersen, Roy l..
Wentworth. S Fred Pack, A. l..
Sweet. +. T. Barthel, II. NJ. Bar
rettr Howard J. Ely, J.Eppo-
Ito and Ronald Smith.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
City Planning Series
Opens on Tuesday

The Detroit Public Library and
the Citizens Housing and Plan
ming Council jointly are SPONSOR
ing third discussion series on
Detroit Plans lis Future" with
two meetings al the main library
auditorium. and two meetings al
each OF four branches.
The first for the branches.
Bowen, Parkman, Roger Williams
and Utley VIII be held at s p. m.
Tuesday. Speakers viii discuss A
Nelghborhood Plans Its Future :
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
New Realty Office

James +. BFeakey. formerly OF
the Detroit Bank. announced
Saturday the opening of an office
10 deal In real estate, including
sales, mortgages and appraisals,
AZ 2l20 David Stott Bt4fding.
RA 6Oo6
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Home Exhibit
0penMonday
United Savings Bank.
Peoples Join TO Aid

Civilians and veterans who in
tend building a new home as soon
as possible will have a chance 10
start getting in readiness Monday.
it was made public Saturday.
The United Savings Bank and
Peoples Outfitting Co. have inau-
gurated new home planning
service and exhibit for postwar
home builders on the eighth floor
Of Peoples store in Michigan
avenue.
This comprehensive service.
called the Small House Of the
Month Club, has been developed
by its sponsors as a public service
for the benefit of those who are
interested in the different phases
of home planning and building.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
RealEstateAnalyst
Speaks Tuesday.
Realtors TO Meet
at De+roi+-Leland

James c. Downs Jr. of Chicago,
widely known real estate analyst,
will address the Detroit Real
Estate Board at a luncheon meet
ing in the Detroit-Leland Hotel
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

Tuesday on the
future OF local
real estate, Ed
ward F. LAM
brecht. board
president, an.
nounced Satur-
day.
Downs. who
is head of the
Real Estate Re-
search Corp. is
a former presi-
dent of the In
Ha -
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Z Million in Sales

Elmer Nj. Clark Saturday an
nounced sales of $1,000. 900 for the
first 90 days of this year. This
volume broke all previous sales
records for this 27-year-old firm.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
ANSWERS QUESTIONS

Representative Of the bank
and store viii HI he a. the exhibit 10
assist home planners by answer
ing all questions pertaining 30
building, financing and equipping
the house.
Another feature of the exhibit
is a series of miniature dioramas,
all worked out in minute detail,
showing modern bathrooms, laun-
dries, kitchens and furnace rooms.
as well as new methods Of con-
structing and -equipplng the new
house.
A vast amount Of literature is
available. which will be of real
assistance 20 anv one who is con-
templating building house. ii IS
stressed.
This literature is available with
out cost 10 visitors.
Membership in the Small House
OF the Month Club and attendance
at the exhibit are without cost or
obligation. il is pointed out
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
CHIMNEY DRAFT

eff you have left these OPEN
ings at least partly open and
still have 'puffs,' we would sug-
gest readjusting the draft on
the chimney.
incidentally, users Of hand
fired equipment will find there
Is much less tendency for the
fire to 60 out II the slots are
left open in the firing door, and
IL will also prevent smoke
'puffs,' which can take place In
hand-fired equipment as well -
In stoker-fired equipment"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

A large model Of the house oil
the month. 10 be changed every
30 days, heads the exhibit, and
there are IL other smaller scale
models arranged in tYpieal=Xil-
fage grouping
All the houses in the exhibit
have been designed by outstand-
ing American architects and have
been inspired by the studied
desires Of home builders all over
the country.
All houses have been approved
for building loans by FILA and
by the Adequate Wiring Bureau,
IL is stated.
Sketches and floor plans Of
each house are available without
charge. and when final selection
of a particular house is made,
complete working plans and speci-
fications can be purchased for a
nominal sum. the sponsors say.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
OUTER SHE'LL

THE plan for co-ordinating
the dimensions Of building prod
ucts will not stop with those
materials which form the outer
shell of building. although
that II where the greatest prog
ress has been made 10 far.
"C0-ordinsted sizes already
have been developed for ma
sonry materials. including brick.
clay tile, concrete block and
glass block, and for steel win
dows and wood windows and
doors.
at IL believed that better in
tegratlon also can be achieved
throughout all of the variety Of
materials and equipment which
comprise the other portions Of
the complex modern building"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

'1t Is a case where tho
weight Of the carbon dioxide
or other gases In the chimney
equal the weight of a similar
column of air on the outside.
when there can be no movement
upward, or. as commonly is
said, there IL no draft, or draw
on the chimney.
Leaving the slots open will
permit a certain amount of air
movement through the chirn-
ney and will prevent this lack
OF draft.
Consequently, -wheB-t the
stOker comes on there win bo
no puff Of smoke out the firing
door.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Modu|ar Held
Cost Saver
Better Buildings
Also Seen by Experts

Aided by the rapid adoption of
dimensional CO ordination. the
postwar period presents an un-
paralleled opportunity for the con-
struction industry 10 provi d G
American communities with bet
ter buildings at lower cost. A.
Gordon Lorimer. chief Of the bur-
eau Of Architecture Of New York
City. stated at series Of meet
ings arranged by the Producers
Council.
Lorimer is regarded as a fore
most authority on co-ordinated d.
mensions and modular design as a
result OF extensive experience in
applying the plan to numerous
postwar projects designed for
metropolitan New York.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
SAVINGS SEEN

THE standardiza tiOn Of build
Ing product sizes which results
from dimensional coordination
means that fewer sizes of prod
Ucts will be manufactured, So
that there should be substantial
savings resulting from n greater
degree OF mass production, In
addition 10 further savings re-
sulting from the elimination ri
custly cutting and fitting Of
materials on the job" Lorimer
said.
"tor example. after Intensive
study Of their lines, steel win
dow manufacturers will produce
only about 800 standard sizes
and types Of their products, In
place Of some several th0usa nd
types and sizes previously man.
ufactured.
This reduction q vIously
Dhhniild bring economies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Rule on Plumbing
To Be Discussed
Codes Provisions
Explained May

A meeting will be held in the
Maeea5ees Building auditorium az
7:30 p. m. May to explain TO all
interested persons supple
mentaFy treatment Of domestic
hot water as set forth in the
Plumbing Code. Ordinance 305-D.
it was announced Saturday.
II. B. Langs. secretary Of the
Detroit Building Superintendents'
Association. and Joseph p. Wolff
commissioners. De par m en- 7 oi
Buildings and Safety Engineering
Jointly made the announcement.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Stoker 'Puffs'
Warn Users
Appalachian Group
Explains Draft Lack

A number OF stoker users have
written TO Appalachian Goals,
Inc, lately about noticing smoke
or gas fumes in the basement
while the temperature outdoors Is
high and the stoker is operating
entirely on the "holdfire' control,
spokesman for the group stated
Saturday.
"The symptom Il usually just
a puff Of smoke at the mo-
ment the stoker starts operat-
ing, he said
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
HOUSE OF MONTH

A feature of the Small House
Of the Month Club is an exhibit of
miniature scale home models at
PaOnle'S
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
SHIELDS TO TALK

L. Glen Shields. sanitary engi-
need and chief plumbing inspector
for the department, will explain
the new provisions of the ordi-
nance.
Treatment devices. methods of
installation, water standards. the
analysis Of treatment compounds
and the licensing of operators will
be amono the subjects discussed.
RESEARCH FILM
A film resulting from research
on plumbing at the University OF
Iowa will show. the potential
hazards of pollution of the water
supply in multiple storied build
ingS through plumbing cross con-
nections combined with local
pressure drops or failures.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
FIRING DOOR SLOTS

"The cause of this lack OF
draft usually can be traced to
the fact that the slots In tho
firing door have been left
closed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-10

day ~ January. AID. l9i5.
PRESENT Hon. JOSEPH A.
AI0NNIHAN. Circuit Judge.
satisfactory proof by affidavit
showine that ii cannon be aseef-
tanned in what State or County the
defeudaut nov resides and her
present Whereabouts is unknown
that her last place (knownD u res
idcnce VAS s7ei Choltcau street
81 Louis. Missouri
on MOTION OF FREDERICK
YATES. Attorney for Plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED lhal The said
defendant. JESSIE FORD. enter
her appearance in said cause on
OF before three Ca months from
the date IL this order. or the Bill
OF Complaint may be taken As con-
tossed and that order be publish
Ell and copy thereof served up
on defendant JESSIE FORD. by
registered mail as required By
law.
JOSEPH A. MOUNTAIN
Cheuif Judge.
"a True Copyl
CASPAil j. llNGEMAN Clerk
deputy clerk a-g-i-li-i5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-10
Arthur W, Rhodes, Attorney
80. 4. Adnms AArnnn

STATf or MICHIGAN Ia tho
Circui, Coat for the County of
Wayne N Chancory.
JAMES z DOl GLASS. Plaintiff
VS.. GEORGIA +. DOUGLASS. De-
tendant
Al a session Of the said court
held ~ INC courthouse. IN The City
~ Dctroii on the 2oth day OF Feb
ruafy. 1855
Present Honorable ARTHUR
WEBSTER cicnit Judge
II appearing from affidavit on
file that tho defendant Georgia +.
Douglass IS not a resident OF tho
state of Michigan but is resident
~ me state Of Missouri and that
she resides In the town Of fiayt'.
county Of romiscoi and state Of
Missouri post office Box s..
on MOTION OF Arthur W.
Rhodes attorney for plainuff it
IS ordered that the defendent.
Georgia r Douglass. appear and
answer the bill Of complaint filed
IN this cause within Three Months
from the date OF this order. or said
hil OF complaint Will no taken as
confessed against her by the plain
m
j. Is further ordered that true
copy ~ this order be published ac-
cofding 10 law. and thar true
copy OF this order he soni hy regis
tered mail 10 the said defendant al
her last known post office address.
~ least Twenty DAYS before tho
time prescribed for her appear
ance.
ARTHUR WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
"A True Copv)
CASPER ]. rINGEMAN. Clerk
BY 4. sHEDD.
Deputy Clerk s-3-4-i4-45
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-10
LEGAL NOTICES
nRnfR TO APPEAR

AT a session of the above entitled
Court held 10 the County Buildlng
in this city OF Detroit, County OF
Wayne. and state OF Michigan this
eth day OF November, AID, 1911
Present. honorable CHESTER
p. OHARA. circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof. appearing by
AFFIDAVIT. THAI The Defendant. Wit
liam Pace is not resident OF the
State OF Michigan but his last
known place OF residence was ~
Wylan. Alabama.
OK MOTION Of william T. Pa
trick. Sr. Attorney for the Plain
tin IL Is Hereby Ordered that the
Defendant enter his appearance
either in person, or by Attorney.
within three l3l months from the
date hereof, or the Bill Of Cone
PLANT viii BE- taken as confessed
against him
n is FURTHER ORDERED
that true copy Of this order 10
appear be mailed 10 the las,
known address OF the Defendant by
registered mail. return receipt re-
guested postage PREPAID and that
"A true copy Of said order to appear
be published according 10 law
CHESTER r. O'HARA
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
CASpAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
BY DAN WoJClk.
Deputy Clerk. o-S-3-l7 1915
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-10
FEPC Hearings In
Massachusetts

BOSTON, fANP) - Bills for
the establishment. OF pernlan-
ent state FEPc viii be heard at
the Mas,,e'i-cit state nsUse
March :. These bills are intro
duced IS q 'meriean ie~isn
congress. the Go ard the
NAAcP The eroaps feel that
although the naIonal FEfc IS
effective. IT ca9no; deal with all
industries w'htu the slate. and
that a state FLIP could 10 50
They "a, s alf ln q H'.i +.
made permanent would he a
step forward n lnsurms iar
rights aid liuesiiss OF ninogNs
groups.