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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12
TU SIULYMU EFEKTAS

Ao 'ANAJ bSo oohlo Slllctl
pataike visu Lietuviu sirdis,
ir tikrai teks labai liudeti jei
ir 81 karta, kaip daugeli sykiu
anksciau, jis liks neisgirstas.
Oar neteko patirti koki at
sakyma j Americas LietuviQ
Misijos pasiulyma yra davus
Americas Lietuviu Taryba.
Vienok du p. Grigaicio straip-
sniai Naujienu Rugsejo 20 ir
Spaliu l numeriuose ("Bando
uzbegti uz akiu" ir "Nauja de-
magogijos kampanija"), rodos.
nieko gera nelemia. Misijo-
nieriai, girdi, esa demagogai ir
nieko daugiau. Jie tik truk-
do dirbti rimta darba ir tick.
Jei tai tebutu p. Grigaicio
asmenine nuomone, gal nedaug
tevertetu j ja demesio kreip-
ii. Viena, kad tokia "smarki
kalba" yra p. Grigaicio budo
,savybe, antra, kad savo laik-
rasti p. Grigaitis gall talpinti
ka tinkamas.
Deja, patyrimas rodo kad p.
Grigaitis jau CANA ilga laika
yra oficialusis Amerikos Lie
tuviu Tarybos pranesejas. Ka
jis pasako ia tarybininkai no
romis-nenoromis pripazysta. Is
to isplaukia kad, kadangi So
cialistiskasis ALT sulas nei
kalbeti nenori SUI sajungieciais
ar misijonieriais apie bendra
darba, tai to bendro darbo ir
butt negali,. bent Xxi tol kol
Naujienu redaktorius, kaip ge-
ras demokratas, neati S a k y S
nuo ALT diktatoriaus pareigu
(arba nebus is tu pareigu pra-
salintas).
JIEsKOKIME NAUJU KELIU
Atseit, sitam inercijos mo-
mentui nugaleti turime jiesko-
tt nauju kelly. Pirmoje eileje,
j bendradarbiavimo pasikalbe-
jimus turime itraukti didesni
veikeju burr, ne du-tris as
mems. sia proga galime pa
BRETT kad vienybes kausimu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12
Kanada Nori Isileisti
lmigrantus

Kanadoje po karo praplitus
Industrious, manoma pradeti
ileisti imigrantus darbus. Sa-
ko, Kanadoje esq du darbai
kiekvienam znogui.
Kanados atstovu rumai ra-
ginami pravesti istatyma pa
didinimui ateivybes, leidziant
kitty Sally zmonems ivaziuoti.
eVABALU vienos ketvirtai-
mes mylios orc plote paprastai
skraido Xxi 5 milijonu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-12
NAUJI VIENYBES
PASIULYMAI

Prizes pora savaiciu skate
me spaudoje kad Amerikos
LietuviQ Misija vel kreipesi j
Amerikos Lietuviu Taryba vie
nybes reikalu. Tuo pat metu
ir tue paciu klausimu atsilie-
pc ir nenuilstamas Lietuvybes
darbuotojas, Rochesterio kle-
bonas, Kun. Jonas .Baksys. Sa-
vo laiske, tilpusiame Dirvoje
Rugsejo % numeryje, jis nuro-
do kad tue tarpu kai Amerikos
Lietuviu Tarybos vadovybe kali
ba apie vieninguma, tikroveje
vieningumo dvasios visai ne
parodo. Kaip geras patriotas,
Lietuvos geroves vardan, Kun.
j. Baksys kreipesi tarybinin-
kus, sajungiecius ir visus XII
tus surasti budu tikrai vieny-
bel igyvendinti.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-05-05

Of course everyone IS looking for the war with Germany to end
 and hoping heartily for it (this
 is written Monday and we would n't mind It being out of date by
 tue time you read it) but in 1 Kodiak, at least among our War
 Bond Contest entrants, more
 people are hoping it will end this month then any other month the remainder of the year. Be- cause there are more guesses left in the month of May, with the remainder of them spaced n June, July, August, September and October, with nary a guess for November and December, 1945. Evidently guessers opined that if the war with Germany were not over by October, it
 would run into 1946.
 We hate to thumb through the entrants, because we always see the one made out for 1850, and it has depressing influence. We really think two people have the best chance, and those are the two who have picked the Satur- day of this issue of the Mirror, It has been our experience that so much of the big news (from local fires to the bombing of Pearl Harbor) occurs over the weekend. We have maintained privately and pessmisticalIy that the war will end just after the paper is printed, so if it should happen this week, those two persons will be closest, with only 50 minutes between their guesses.
 As we stated at the beginning of the contest. we will not print
 individual guesses, except of the winner, but we can point out that of the total entrants exactly 59 per cent were too op imistic
 and are now eliminated.
 We hope the suspense will not
 continue much longer, and we
 can think of nothing better than
 to have the surrender come be- tween May IA and June 30, so
 we can present the bond during I the Eth War Loan Drive, to be
 held during those dates.
 We think that it would be very
 (continued on page l0l
 s2~2~2~1~2~9H 2,.1osH~G>~1 \
Kodiak mirror., 1945-05-05
KODIAK DIARY

If Hitler could have put off dying 4 days more, he would have dled on the anniversary of Napoleon's demise, May 5, (today) 1921. Considering Hit ler's admiration for Napoleon. it would have been very appropri- ate. But then Hitler's dying is appropriate at any time.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-27
Guard Recruiting
Campaign Opens

Tuesday marked the opening DAY
of the campaign in FL Centro ior
recruits for the State Guard, Wnlch
will continue through April l5, 1t
was announced by w. G. DufiocK'
secretary of the El Centre Champer
of Commerce. The Ell Centre drive
will take in Imperial and HoltVllle,
according to plans formulated Mon
day night at a committee meetliis
held at the chamber. Herb FaWcett
Is chairman of the committee ana
Warren Currier chairman OF the
recruiting committee. Other men,
bers of the recruiting committee
include w. A. 1ondro, Hugh Os-
borne, Jerry High. Milton u. llnn'
Tom Finney and Outlook.
Tondro will recruit from among
city and district employees. OSBORNE,
county employees, High, agriculture
and peace officers, and Finney, Ia
Dor. The combined quota for FL
Centre, Holtville and Imperial Is
$50 men.
Enlistment blanks are available
at the chamber EnliStments also
may be filed at the courthouse with
Captain John Kepley, or Captain
H. K. McClimans.
It wss pointed out by committee
members that the State Guard OIL
fers men deferred for agricultural
or occupational reasons an oppor-
tunity to serve in war work which
is essential to their community in
view of the fact that the State
Guard constitutes a force to sup
Element peace officers in the coun-
ty. Enlistments are for the dura-
ton and this makes the State Guard
organization directly related to the
war period, the committee statement
set out.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-27
FILIPINOS HEAR LEADER
ON ISLE LABOR RELATIONS

Filipinos Throughout In peri
Valley gathered in Ell Centro Mon
day night to hear Manuel M. In
sigre. coordinator of labor relations
for the Philippine commonwealth,
discuss labor relations and ccndi-
tiors
The SPEAKER is in the valley max
ing turvey and comforting with
growers and farm employees. He is
interested in the problems of Fill
pinos and in helping solve them.
Through a misunderstanding it
was announced the visitor would
ask for contributions for Philippine
war relief. This was not any part
Of the purpose of his visit.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-27
VISITS IN VALLEY

Roy Whalin, former Imperial VAL
ley newspaper reporter, visited
friends in the valley three days this
week. He spent his time calling on
the people in the court house, sher-
ifs office, city hall, and police
headquarters in El Centre, the
newspaper run he had several
years before he entered the navy.
After serving in the navy for some
time and having a tour of duty in
the Pacific area, Whalin was given
a medical discharge. He is now liv-
ing in Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-27
Not Enough Rope

Maverick whispered to Old Hoss
Tuesday that Boss Rangler Bill
Outlook is pulling leather when it
comes to the Roundup of all hands
April 20, 81 and %.
Think nothing of it. Maverick,
Outlook doesn't know much about
hosses. The closest he ever got to a
hoss was to SOW wild oats.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-27
Reich CitodeIs
Totter. Fall
Continued From Page u

Continued
poded tremendous armored punch eastward from its
Remagen bridgehead overrunnng thousands of beaten
and emorazed Germans who surrendered at sight
the rampaging American tanks.
Berlin said the First Army's spearheads SO miles
east of the Rhine and going fast.
The u. S. Seventh Army Patton's southern flank
burst the Rhine l9mile front north of Mann
hem and advanced much four miles eastward against
spoty resistance One Seventh Army unit reported
inside Mannheim.
Armed columns of the British Second Army broke
through into the plains less than so miles from Muen
and 275 miles due west of Berlin At last reports they
pungng east at top speed without opposition
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-27
Queen Contest
To Be Held
AT {. {. Stadium

El Centro'S stadium will be the
scene of the final contest in the
Imperial Valley Roundup competi-
ton for the selection of queen of
the rodeo. it was announced Tues
day by Harry Free, chairman of the
promotions committee. The final
will be held Saturday at 3 p. m.
The original plan was to have this
contest on the vacant lot at Seventh
and State streets.
Stevens Harris, chairman of the
parade committee Tuesday announc-
ed that more territory will be in
cluded in connection with the par
ade prizes. Prizes will include four
S25 war bonds and will also take in
drivers and horse-drawn vehicles as
well as horseback riders.
Prizes will be awarded for the
best male entry, the best female,
the best boy and the best girl. Riders
will be judged on horse, rider, saddle
and costume, Harris said. Horse
drawn vehicles or vehicle, driver,
horse and costume, will figure.
Harris urged that residents bring
out their old buggies and wagons in
order to add interest and color to
the parade.
A farmer living near Heber has
signified his intention of driving a
covered wagon, relic of pioneer days.
My grandpappy came from Kan
sas in that wagon" the farmer said,
but she's still as sound as a dol
lar"
A Main street merchant Tuesday
reported a brisk demand for western
costumes.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-27
DIVORCE GRANTED

A final divorce was gronted in
Imperial county superior court Mon
day to william w. Morgan in the
suit against Margaret Morgan.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-27
NEW EXECUTIVE OFFICER
ARRIVES AT CAMPO

1t. Col. Claude II. Church, Berk-
eley California is new Executive Of
ficer at Mitchell Convalescent hos
pital, Campo, California, succeeding
Mai. John A. Fraser who has been
transferred to Camp Cooke, Cali
fornia.
Col. Church comes to Mitchsll
from Camp Ham where he was exc
cutive officer of the hospital there.
Formerly medical inspector OF the
desert training area, he was station
ed at Camp Young when General
Patton's troops we're trained there.
He has % years service in the Army
Medical Corps and was FIRST Lieu
tenant in France and England in
World War I.
A Canadian by birth, he is
graduate of Tufts Medical College,
Boston. He and his wife have
ranch in the Borego Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-27
Coal Operators
Accept Truce

WASHINGTON, March 81. CUP)-
Soft coal operators Tuesday accept
cd Fuel Administrator Harold Ickes'
proposal that the present wage
contract be extended for 30 days.
But they rejected Ickes' suggestion
that the final new agreement be
made retroactive to April l.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-27
VETCH, OATS STUDY

Farmers and StOckmen pan 70
go to the Harold Hunt ranch east
of Heber at 2 p. m. wednesday and
at 2 p. m. Friday to watch demon
stration at the vetch and oats for
age plot, Farm Advisor George VIM
right said Thursday.
This will be the last opportunity
to see the project. Winright said, be-
cause the crop will be harvested
following Fridays visit.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-27
RAMBLING REPORTER
Continued From Page u

Continued From Page ID
They Hooked Him
It was wonderful to behold War
rem Currier and Herb Fawcett Civ
ing Milt Zinn a big sales talk on
the advantages of the California
State Guard. Herb and Warren
wanted Milt to take over recruit
ment of farm laborers.
Turning on the charm, Warren
and Herb tied into Milt.
Boy" gasped Milt at the end of
on hour. "the State Guard is a
wonderful organsation, 1n join my
self"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-27
SUES FOR DAMAGES

William Sobke Monday sued T. H.
Sheppard and others for $500 dam
ages allegedly suffered when the
Sobke car collided with a Sheppard
truck said 10 nave been parked on
Rosemont avenue in Calexico be-
tween lockwood and Heffernan
avenues.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-27
kebraskan Calls
For Ceiling Ban
On All Livestock
1Continued From Paee ll

Continued From Page II
ing meat for the armed forces and
for needy Allies.
Hunt blamed all three situations
on The Price Administration policies
which, he said, clamp a ruinous
squeeze" on packers and slaugh-
ercrs.
He said subsidies must be increas-
ed because it would be disastrous"
to roll back the OPA ceiling prices
on livestock.
The OPA was to be given a chance
later to answer charges that it is
TO blame for the black market.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-27
Eight Men Held
As Leaders of
Dope Syndicate

SAN FRANCISCO, March 81.
UP)-Eight alleged members of a
$4,000. 900 nationwide dope syndi-
cate were held throughout the
country Tuesday on charges of pos
session, sale and transport of mar
cotics.
Five men were taken in New York,
one in Florida and another in Cali
fornia. In San Francisco. Frank
Schappatura, 38, was held under
$4,000 bond for appearance before
u. S. Commissioner Francis st. j.
Fox. OF the remaining members of
the ring, five still are being sought
and two were presumed dead.
Two men. whom federal authori-
ties called ringleaders CT the syndi-
cate, now are serving Jail sentences.
They are Sam Maugeri, Santa Cruz,
California, boardwalk concession
aire, sentenced to 20 years and
fined $4,000. and Joe The Eye"
Tocco. sentenced to five years and
fined $4,000.
CALIFORNIAN HELD
Charles La Gaipa, of Santa Cruz,
identified as the original leader, was
said to have been killed last June,
the victim of mob violence. Joseph
Dentico. OF New York City, also was
believed dead.
Five pleaded innocent to violation
of the narcotics laws before Federal
Judge Alfred c. Coke in New York.
They were held in $4,000 bail each
fer trial tentatively set for April
10. They were:
Philip Ulbanese, 81, and Joseph
Murone, both of the Bronx, N. Y;
Greg Ardito ,25; Upfred GUS
cuolo. and Eugene Giannini, 81, all
of New York.
U. S. Attorney John F. x. Nc
Gohey said the indictment charged
narcotics violations since March D,
1941.
He said the ring had imported
opium from Mexico since that time
and sold it to distributors in New
York. Boston, Chicago, Detroit, New
Orleans and several California cities.
Five members of the gang have
been killed in inter-gang fights IN
New Orleans since 1885. he said.
Others arrested, McGchey said,
included Charles Ulbero, Bronx, N.
Y. arrested in Miami, Fla; Anthony
Campagna, AZ, of San Fernando
California, arrested in San Fer
nando; John Manetta of East Bos-
ton. Others were expected to be ar
rested in Boston Tuesday, McGohey
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-27
FORMER RUSS CHIEF OF STAFF
DIES OF ILLNES IN MOSCOW

LONDON, March 81 (UP)-Mar-
shall Boris Shaposhnikov, 81, form
er chief of staff of the Soviet army,
died Monday after a long illness,
Moscow RADIO announced Tuesday.
Shaposhnikov head of the Soviet
Supreme Military Academy, was
described as "one of the ablest lead
ers of the Red army"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-27

TWO FACE DRUNK COUNTS
Jose LoZano and Louis Csrona
were arrested by Ell Centre police
Monday, charged with being drunk.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-27
Says Which?

Sign on the door of Judge Elmer
Heald's court chambers in Imperial
county superior court;
by order of the judicial council
I have been assigned to the trial
of cases in superior court of the
county of San Diego. I can be
reached at the court house i'll River
side"
Why, Judge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
WAYNE UNIVERSITY
TAKES SECOND PLACE
IN PENN RELAYS


$1,000 spectators iammed me
Penn relays and they really got
their moncys worth When they
saw sumo Of The best trackmen ~
wartime America come through
win hrliant performances They
saw Cunder haees run fl2I
mile .Hurdler isakon Lidman
recover from mp on the nor
dies and heaf Delaware Siate.
great Morris Williams IN the -o
ward high hurdles in 1873 by less
than foot
Michigan nnNersify icd hy their
famous Hume TWINS were able
10 COP four relay crowns and
take second in another rcla,
event Tor tor honofs
Her sister school Nfne ai
ycrslly after lesains All no Way
IN ihe miie relay were dfsreome
in the last 700 wards by Lincoln
L Of PENNSYLVANIA and JOSS py
20 wards When Anvhormau Dixon
caught and passed Lorenzo Mueh'
Of Wayne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
Saddler Stops Winning Streak Of
Valencia With Ninth Ronnd K. 0.

One OF the indoor seasons larg-
est crowds witnessed one OF this
years greatest matches when san
dy Saddler defended his nineteenth
fight winning streak against the
Mexican champion. Cnilindiina
Valencia who has won forty out
Of foriy-one contests For time
u looked as il Valencia might win
this one TOO but the superior
punching power coupled with the
rincmanship OF Saddler was too
much II paid dividends in tho
ninth round As Referee Tom Hem
pessey stopped the contest as the
Mexican lay helpless on the ropes
Valencia lost two bounds for low
blows and AZ least one other ON
ihe sharp lefiiabbins ~ Saddler
Valencia held his own faNly we'll
in The other rounds auhcneh Ssd-
dior blocked most Of his hest
punches catching many Of them
in mid-air The eighth round PROV
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05

in The city ~ Detrot April lai5
PRESENT ihs n notable Guy
A. Miller Circai Judge
II sausfa c'orily appearing by
affiday on tiic thar summons is-
sued in this cause cannot be sery-
ed because after dllieen, seag,h
and inquiry, u cannot hs ascer-
tanned IN what state or County
the said defendan, resides
1T is ORDERED that no appear
herein within three months from
The date OF this order, or the 3iu
81 Complain flied herein may be
taken as confessed and Thar this
order be SERVED and published ac-
cordine ~ law and copy fhefe-
az mailed 10 The sa.d defendant a,
his last known address
GrY A. MILLER, Circuit Judge
"a TINE Copy
CASpAR y LlNGEMAN. Clerk
by VICTOR T.. HICKS
Deputy Clerk 5-5-s-ls 8
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
Highland Park Aces Beat YIN
Sigmas In Annual Cage Classic
MAY S. ls4s

The team balance and clever
hall-handlng Of ,h4 ilshi@a
Park Aces Was 700 much sa ae
sigma fraternity 70 overcome i'
Nas obvious after in, ftr rft
minutes Vh-n the Ares head q
commanding n gomi raa at
il Wis an over hui The shoarrg
Ronald Ttasl"y started w
same on with beautiful are
hand shot and ioi.onw r
su7r Nth ffeo throw frsr
all of the PLAYERS aiferaa'oa N
scoring ~ wll 'fne si1ua
pi9t aine n'o plar and tHf
showed iha' ines nsd BE lesr
% febi back
me referees a1ed rameroa
ioul 80 Htu N isc ina nsy
sioNsi up ihe 'fen play ~ oosN
iesu- When mo aslae er'i.a ~
~ ihs Aces haa foe'd oQt a
ihlos ner anf iaf ~iant
on tfe pnNrr it ron' f
II Ua fao a'c ior = 'afly
The t''ran 'lu CrlA rl
MS nsn~ily tNe floor game ana
sW gp mar, shots far Bus ioasa-
mates IeAsiev Nert ~ k>au
ana Verse; lh, hs as
tII.4,nd ca,tl..ff.r.f la4 b., ..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
ORDER on pIBIIcATION

Al session " said Coart held
IN The Court House in The city IT
Detroit on the nh day Of April.
AID. 1915.
PRESENT The Honorable Guy
\ Miller, Circuit Judge
Il appearing 20 this Court from
the affidavit Of the plaintiff that
the defendant. Willie Ross. does
MOI reside in the state ~ Michigan,
but resides AZ 2oi4 - Davis street.
Pensacola Florida.
on MOTION Of Herbert l.. Dud-
ley. attorney for plaintiff
IT is ORDERED that no appear
and answer the Bill Of CompJint
filed in This cause within three go
months from tho date of his or
der or sald Bill will be taken as
confessed. and that copy Of this
order he sent to the last known
address OF said defendant by regis
'ered mail, and In case no regis
tered return receipt signed hv the
defendant IL received. that this or
der be published a. required by
law.
CITY A. MILLER Circuit Jude
"a True Copy
CASPAR J TINGEMAN. Clerk
nv A. SHEDD.
Deputy Clerk s. e27 q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05

I'd disastrous for Valencia. In the
earlier rounds Valencia had ex-
hanged with the Negro without
TOO much damage being done. bui
in the disastrous eighth. he came
out STAGGERING. Saddler took quick
advantage of this and iloolsd him
10 Was evident that the bell saved
him The ninth round Was only 40
seconds old when Saddler floored
him two more times and with
valencia lying helpless on the
ropes the referee saved him from
lhe Kill by siepping between him
aud Saddlef and raising Saddlors
hand in victory by a TKO Both
lighters weighed III and deserve
an Of the praise that they received
Tor Zine exhibition Of boxing.
Another Knockout
In me scmi-finals Charley Banks
Weighing ls7 swafmed all over his
Buffalo opponent Bobby Giles.
Weighing 1856 and knocked him
out ,TkO) in the second round as
Giles VAS unable 10 answer the bell
for the third round
hid Patton. weighing $50 was
awarded the decision over the
veteran. Charlie Roth twhi,el.
weighing i9i Both are Deuoiters.
Len Washington Weighing li9.
decisioned Hal La Teur. weighing
lis, in the other bout on the card
Both Of these fighters We're De-
iroiiers.
Pete Boules veteran OF many a
ring campaign has challenged sad
dler 10 match after his victory
over Valencia. This should prove
to be another good match
Next Monday. Leon Spencer -
scheduled to meet Vince Del Oria
in the feature attraction at the
Arcadia This will be Spencer's
first appearance since his defeat At
the hands OF smith
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
Detroiter Sponsors
ARMY CHAMPIONSHIP
Softball Team

WITH TIKI liri AA oN-
MAND Is SOUTHWEST pACi-
Flt The s4-nd De>i- hala-
shisgne spfiuall team o. 'n,
s4-nd AniiaifoIan ARTILLERY Gun
Battalion an Negfo miit h.o4.At
glory 10 n. 3arailra when may
were accaircd Tie Champion
soithal leah ui ile i4'n Auiiaig-
craft Command on his base
The ioiio.iLs players espi
things vundcr control Tor use
7iend Devils iu lhs .olioNins ~.
siiions SCI Isaac jordan. Beaa-
for' ~ Short Csnier staff
Sgf Granville pasue Nashlle
Tenn Center field SGT Car,stlt
Carter Emerson Ark Left Field.
starr Sgs zouu Rood Ripley.
Tenn. Short stop p NalaS
hughes Goodman Mss Thnd
Base; Ps james paimor loiA-
an. Ala seyond ia-c SCI Car
Ter a curtis Philadelphia Pa
FIRST Base lA julius Gam az
hion. Mich Right Field ric.
sammle Mcknight, Gios'sr, M.th
Catcher cp T. ! Adam. rhia-
dolphin Miss rrfh,r staff 81
James T. Walker. halama 30.
Mich Manager and Third Rase.
aud Cpl henry ClsSion. ni-
oaeo III re Witie d Mullins
Quentin Miss and PW Geot ~
Hicks. stephens. srk substitutes,
thi| Warrant pifiler LayIeil
buchanan. Sr az Detroit Nlchl-
gan. special Services officer vas
the team sponsor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
LEGAL NOTICES
HERBERT l.. dudley. Atfy.
1874 Russell Street

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
Cucmi for the County OF Nayne
in Chancery.
LILA ROSS Plaintiff. vs. NIL
LIE ROSS. Defendant
Nj a-f-s-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-05-05
MISTER
JOT TINGS
r. lj0ris Od0m


me- LaSueu ~ Sn Chapel
aimed he Junior
iAltra saturday
0+ 81 i-o nFs x Nl' Gloria a.
-f .or Road The
satns psNre ereN-d themselves
y" eaf a1e playiss games
NteA efrestneiis wers
se.,ea
Mo'hsrs pay musical hour
N ~ presented by smith Chapel
Aaymsns arsaniza'ion sunday.
A'Hy e ta4er Sfnao aldifor-
lm The fanpa Siaes Of Ann
>rhor will be mo featured atlrsc-
iion