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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
LEGAL NOTICES

the date OF this order. or that the
said Bill OF Complaint be taken as
confessed. and that the said order
be served and published. as re-
oulred by law
LILA ". NErENFELT. Circuit
Judge.
"a True Convl
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nRnER nE pIRIlCATION

At a session OF said court held
~ TIE Co-li House IN the Ciiy
81 Deuot. on the 10Th day OF May.
A T. 1915
Present the Honorable sherman
u Calender Circuit Judge.
II appearing 60 ms court from
TIE affidavit OF the plaintiff
ta4t Il cannot BE- asceriained IN
v hat state or Country tie defend
am resides
on MOTION Of Herbert L. Dud-
iey attorney FOR plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED that he appear
snd answer me BIZ o. Complaint
filed In fnls cause within three
months from the date Of this order,
said Rtll 81 Complaint viii be
faken as confessed and that a copy
~ this order be sent 70 the
last known address ~ said de-
ferdan, nv registered mail. and in
case no registered return recent
signed by tho defendant Is received.
that this order be published as re-
au.re6 hy Ian
SHERMAN p CALENDER. Cir
ouii
"a True Copy
CASPIAN ! IINGEMAN. Clerk.
nv A SHEDD.
Deputy Clerk Sis 7-2S-45
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
CHAS. CAMPBELL, Attorney
Jaal Trumbull

STATE or MlChlGAN IN t|e
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
LAURA CARSON. Plaintiff. vs.
WILLIAM MURRAY. Defendant
ORDER or FERTILIZATION
Al a session OF said court held IN
the city ~ Detroit June 26. is43,
PRESENT. The Honorable Lila
NJ Neuenfel,. Circult Judge.
Il satisfactorily appearing by az
fidavit on file that summons issued
herein cannot be served because
the residence az the deiendan. is
unknown and after diligent search
and inquiry IL canno, ne ascertain
"a in what state or Country The
defendant resides:
1T is ORDERED thar ne appear
herein within three months from
he date OF this order. or the bin
~ Complaint filed herein may be
taken as confessed. and that this
order be served and published ac-
cordirg 10 law and copy thereof
mailed 70 the said defendant AZ his
LAST known address
LILA " NEUENFELT. Circuit
Jlre
"a True Copy,
cAsPAR y LINGEMAN. Clerk
nv a SHEDD.
pe7r'y Clerk 7.ii-s-.5-4s
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
No. si1b-1-~
ORDER OE pIRI.IlATI0N


A. session NJ said Court hold
~ the Court House in tho CHS
~ Detroit N said County and
state on the 9Th day OF May. A.
u i94s
PRESENT. The Honorable
James F. chenot Circuit Judge
On reading and filing The at
tached affidavit from which u
appears that The defendant r.
rot resident ~ the State %
Nichigan bur when last heard ~
and from resided AZ 90 Lods
street Akron Ohio. that by rea-
son thereof personal service Of
process cannot he had upon MIN
therefore
OK MOTION n Harold p. Bled-
soc ATTORNEY for plaintiff
1T IS ORDERED thai the de-
PENDANT appear IN this cause
within three go months from
the date hereof or his default
VIII be taken that copy ~ this
order together with copy n
the affidavit unon which IL is
founded be served upon The de-
fendant by registered mail. re-
turn receipt demanded az hts last
known address and that a cory
Of THE order he published In the
Detroit Tribune. newspaper
printed and published in the
County Of Wayne Michigan ac-
cording 10 law.
And all OF which foregoing Is
so ordered
"a True Cow
JAMES F.. CHENOT Circuit
Judge
Casper T. LTNCEMAN. Clerk
BY. ARTHUR y. JONES
Deputy Clerk 7-2S-9-s IS
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ALoNZo u. PITIlfORD. Atty.
lals RrnndMnY

STATE or MICHIGAN IN he
tircuf Court for TIE County q
Wayne Tn Chalycrv.
WILLIAM AMOS. Plaintiff We.
INA AMOS Defei. can't.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28

"a Court. nelA in me Io-hty
RW.l.ng in ne cry o. Detroit
Co4ris I Way.e and stare %
N.r.gar ta-s l.'A day ot June
l5i5
PRESENT Honorable Lila ~.
Neuenfef, CIR ~. judge
This cause having been sso4sat
az 70 - Esart. ufan AZ a.ii@aNit
he'a a.fa. bed .saf" wins among
W.. a.a-s ihs' ne l'~tencari.
Martha e sSs rs not 4 resident
q, fgf state * Nirf-San 'At nav
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28

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ksn an fsi.afs 7fN j
ers se se trne .es
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s cos .rk re
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.owe Misunderstanding else
YOUR friends would MOI have
cooled oii All oi = sudden. "
wont helm any 10 del'e inio
lhls matter the better wa,
10 handle mis- .iina'ion j. to
no extraordinarily friendiy.
spend mars ~ ,nur spare lime
among them. 10 th'm la'crs
whenever ,ou can and show
hem ihaf SON are sincerely IN
f'resied IN ih'ir friendship AMI
rs dnine 80 TIC matter wilt
adin.t il>elf Hold no grudee>
ani forget that an, GOODNESS
over "'i,i"d ana ,ou will De
l.ck IN their good graces again.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28

Ans' Thl. slight aiiiererec IN
your ag a minor fnr'rr en-
your marriage Both ~ ron
have maiHfea con. lderahIv
'ince DC Ia. been In ser,ice
and i stands 20 reason that
you can gef along hotter II yon
both exert The ueees.ar, .iiorf.
h is nov readf 10 SETTLE down
with his famlls and ,on should
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
LEGAL NOTICES
VIM. 7. PATRICK, SRI. Ati,.
1901 ~. Antoine Street

STATE or MICHIGAN IN N.
Circuit Court for the County =,
Wayne in Chancery.
FRED ID. LOVE. Plaintiff. :.
FLORENCE LOVE. Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
NJ. . IHVH
ORDER uf ~ BLICAII0N

~ 0'r-i"' ~ rdlA f0tfI, IltiI
= 'he fogf' ase. IN the Wayne
rn4rfy HaEd|nr n tae cry az Do-
'f0, Comfy Wayne and Sfa'e
~ Nlohiear m ne 18Th day OF
May a y i9s5
PRESENT The Honorable
Jares r Chorof
y Appearing nv affidavit attach
"a here'' that tho Defendant
herein VAS a resident ~ THIS
STATE residing a. 1925 Brush 81
rorojf. Navre County. Michigan.
ard fhat process for her appear-
ance has been duly issued auf
that me same ccnld NOT he served
~ reason % her absence from. or
oorceaimenf N ttis State. or hv
reason ~ her continued absence
from her place ~ residence ard
thaf 81 ran not he asceriatned IN
what State or country, the Defend
an no~ resides.
On mofion ~ Alon,o n Petit
FORD Attorney for The Plaintiff.
John Sfinson " is ordered thar the
Defendant villa " siinson. en-
ter her appearance in this case
m r before three months from
fre date - 'his order or that the
said BIT ~ con.nlaint be taken
as confessed and that The said
order 20 served and published as
rsoNfod w law
JAMES r. CilENOT. Circuit Judge
q; Tr1e Corv
ctsp,R : rlNGEMAS. Clerk
Rv a sIiEDD.
clerk eie 7-2S-lsi5
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Harold Y. Rledsoe. Attorney
1905 Broadway

TATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
WAYNE In Chancery
MARIE LEE Plaintiff, VS.
HENRY LEE Defendant
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No. a1i.anf

I, appearing 70 this Court from
affidayi IN file hat the defend
ant herein Is not a resident ~ the
STATE ~ Nlchisan bur is resi-
dent ~ tho state of New York.
IT IS ORDERED tha' she az
pear ard answer The biil % com-
Plain' fioa in This cause Within
three mon'ns from mo date of
this orsor or said BIZ Viii he
taken az confessed and that this
order he sorvod and published as
required Nv law in the Detroit
Ttiharo newspaper printed
published and circulating IN this
counts
CLYDE l. WEBSTER. Circuit
Judge
"a Tt4e copya
CASTER ! I1NGEMAN. Clerk
~ 8 ShEDD
Deputy Clark --os--9-s SIS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
Herbert /. Dudley, Atty.
i1.,g kuS~ell

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Cisclii Court Tor the County u
WAYNE IN Chancery.
JESSIE NAE WILLIAMS VS..
NEAL WILLIAMS Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
ALO>zO PFTTIFORD. Attorney
lanA RrnahMnr

STATE or MICHIGAN In the
Nrcn1 roar' for ne County az
Wayno IA rhaarery,
foHN STfNSpN piaintitf vs..
NII.LIA n srlNS0N Defenaant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
VIM. Il. Nagill. Attorney
L. 8 Xernnr HighMnr

STATE Of MICHIGAN in The
Circut onfi for The County o.
Wayne = Charcerv.
LoNNIT GLOVER. Plaintiff vs.
LI-FfA JACKSON also known
as LrEIA GLOVER Defendant
~ session o, said onff held
IN the Wavre county Building
this f'h a.y ~ July 4. n, 1858.
PRESENT. Hon Clyde L. Web
ctor T,..t.t. f,,I~o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28
CHARLES b. BERRY. Atty.
I90s RroaUav (JGl

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wavna IN Chancery
FRANK VAUGHAN. Plaintiff. vs..
FANNIE VAUGHAN. Defendant.
no. 370OSi
ORDER or PUBLICATION
AZ session Of said Court held
in the City OF Detroit Wayne Conn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28

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have c-e -ae N s.4
Very rsre - r ana s b.
really rses ~o ana rs
him re pr
irg 81 ts AL tes cor itr-fr'
md par ~ ~ easy
war mr. c- rts 90r was.
leaya arf ~ ~ 10~
an: Iris one ianli IL ,onr
husband. * hardly enough
grounds ior getting di,nrce
and depri'ing your child of
father. w. loves Won and his
l'"me md II Wv are paiien'
hnt firm. Won MAY h4 able 10
'ncourage him ~ drink les.
Ion viii vet ~ ,here nv In.
sl,tlng thar h, Give MP mis-
habi aiioge'fer and hecoming
boss, and dlolaforlal mis-
would have r ienderc, ~ make
lin drink NOR Bot woman
ean work wonder, vim lo,e.
patience end nnecr,,anlins 4
change 70 INC north &. not me
thing fpr vou.
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simmons and Rlhh. Attorneys
-. Crnfinf Are-


STATE or MicHlGAN in the
c.rfar our' for the county Of
Navne In Charcerv
THOMAS HOWE lR Plaintiff,
sc VA NFTA HOWE. Defendant.
Va. 3>O.0sS
~ session az said Court held
AZ The Colr House IN he City
~ Detroit or Tho 18th DAY OF
Jane p ia4T
ORDER or PTBIICATION
PRESENT Honorable Clyde |.
Webster circuit Judge
In this cause i appeerinc from
afiidavi, on flle thar after dill
gent search ard irqaidv Il cam
not 10 scer'alned In nha. state
or country thr defendant re-
sides.
on MOTION of simmons and
Pibb a'tcrnees for plaintiff
1T is ORDERED mat copy
of This order DO published ac-
cording 70 law IN The Detroit
Tribune and also that copy OF
this order he son hy registered
mail 20 said defendant AZ her.
las' known address 70 wit. $50
Int Stroe' windsor Ontario. a
NADIA
CLYDE 7 WEBSTER. Circuit
judge
"a Trle Cow
c.ASPAR j LTNCEMAN.. Clerk
~ a. Z HAMILTON.
Deputy Clerk 7-2s-a-s As
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-07-28

Ans: The main thieet'cr ipnr
raren,s have 70 mi, afiair
Inc ,ca oi YOU connecting
yonrseli hriore ,on nect The
Girl. Romancs> founded through
mail are seldom a, -aii>laciory
as those nade personally. BE
fore getting m, deper involved
with iiil> Girl Il "op.d ~ 20
sour advantage - VOL q. hers
n arrange q personal meeting.
~ which time. a"u can au 90
maiicalls determine il >he is
The right one i'r ,At 20 choose
Tor a lifc vafs III no mean-
time. make friends win lot,
II The ,ounr girls 10 sem 'i-
einity a. mi, ne normal
thing Tor an, seuus fcllov 70
d.. l0n have hotu ei' ~ cir
culafion since heins ln me ar
nv and surely san wan. 10
have lille frn hefcre setting
down to mlrriagc.
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LEGAL NOTICES
VIM. 7. PiTRIt h. ATTY.
lylll ~. AufOlne

STATE or Mil HlGAA IN The
Clfs-t Cout Tor The County Of
Nsyre IN ChanSerf
WILLIAM ROGERS Plaintiff IS.
MARTHA ROGERS rsfendar;
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"a Tree Copy1
CASpAR J L1NGEMAN. Clerk
By r. J. Dunno.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-15
JAMB0REE TO Be
STAGED APRIL Y

The first edition Of the 1915
Jamborees will be presented next
Sunday afternoon at ITALIAN Hall,
the MANAGEMENT announced last
night, with emphas sis on Hlll-Bll-
lies, featuring "Ole Sher" and MS
Carolina Playboys.
Highlighting the show will be
music consisting Of special ar
rangements by the Playboys.
Appearing on the show will be
Victor Loman, formerly with the
Blue Sky Boys, heard on many re-
cent programs over the radio net
works. He will play several spe'
cial arrangements on his i've
string banjo.
Also on the program will be
the Blue Ridge Mountaineers; ana
the two Dixie Bellies, two lovely
girls having last appeared on Sta
ton WIS, Columbia, S. c.
Curley Hinson, with his guitar
and western songs, also will have
4 part. as well as Ed Lowhorne,
with his electric instruments.
A full tw6-hour sho has been
planned for Sunday, and other
acts i'll be announced later.
Three shows will be given, the
first at 3:15 pm, the second at
e:15 pm, and the third at $3.50
pm.
Advance sale Of tickets will be-
4in tomorrow.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-15

ern edge Of mountainous south
Germany where the Nazls finally
will be brought to bay.
The Eleventh Armored Division
also battled to the vicinity OF I'm
tersteinach, where it was Is miles
from the border Of Czechoslovakia.
Infantry was crowding in close
behind the armored spearheads,
clearing town after town.
The 10th Infantry cleared Zeitz,
20 miles southwest Of Leipzig,
against moderate resistance while
the Both Infantry captured Gera,
city Of $4,000 population 50 miles
southwest of Leipzig.
While attacking in front of Leip'
zig, 1t. Gen. Courtney H. Hodges
U. S. First Army likewise was BY
passing it on the south.
Following over a route churn
ed by the treads Of U. S. Thirc
Army tanks headed for Dresden
the First Arny's Ninth Armoree
Division reached the Pleisse riv
er at Bergisdorf Is miles south
west of Leipzig.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-15
MOLOyOY COMING
10 ALLIED MEET
CONTINUED from Page One)

tend the -,nference gives it ADDED
importance. Forty-eight hours ago
President Roosevelt's death made
1t questionable whether the con-
ference would even be held. Now
with President Truman pledged to
carry on Mr.. Roosevelt's objective
of a durable peace and with Eden
already here, the conference
chances of success seemed much
improved.
Text of the White House state
ment:
The President yesterday direct
ed Ambassador Hartman, who has
been comforting with Marshal Sta
lin on plans for the San Francisco
conference, to assure the Marshal
that the coming of Foreign Secre-
tary Molotov to the conference at
San Francisco would be welcomed
as an expression Of earnest CO.
operation in carrying forward plans
for formulating the new interna-
tional organization is laid down by
President Roosevelt and confirm
ed by the Yalta conference
THE President stated he woulo
look forward with pleasure to
visit by Mr.. Molotov to Washing
ton.
To-day the President was ad
vised by Marshal Stain that For
ei9n Secretary Molotov would at
tend the San Francisco confer
ence."
When the Big Three met at Yalts
in February it was understood ane
thought then that all the foreign
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-15
AMERICANS WITHIN
IS MILES OF REDS
Continued from Page One)

IN. 900 German trops cut of there
had been captured.
On the Ninth Army's western
flank, the British Second Army
drove SO miles out Of its Celle
bridgehead and reached Uelzen'
. miles from the Elbe river and
a. miles southeast of the great
port city of Hamburg.
The battle for northern Holland
wa. all but won by the Canadian
First Army, which drove into the
Dutch communications center OF
Groeningen near the North Sea
and to the east were within 10
miles of the sea on the appro ches
to the port of Emden.
Canadians farther south captur-
ed Anthem, where heroic British
parachute trops met defeat las'
September, and drove into APPEL
doom, 16 miles to the north, where
Kaiser Wilhelm spent his exile.
One the southern end Of the
front. the French First Army in
13-mile drive captured Kehl,
east bank Rhine city opposite
strasbourg, erasing the threat to
that city. More than so towns were
captured.
The U. S. Seventh Army opened
a concerted push on the ancient
CITY of Nuremberg, which Hitler
turned into Nazi rallying ground,
and Joined the Third Army in hack
ing into the mountain redoubt.
The 45th Division, after >captur'
ing Bamberg, 80 miles to the
north, began pushing south, with
the veteran Third Infantry Divl
sion and the 14th Armored Dlvl
sion on the TANKS.
The Fourth Armored Division O.
1t. Gen. George S. Patton's Third
Army was battering at the ap
breaches of the communication
CITY of Chemnitz, 80 miles west o.
Dresden.
When last reported it had driver
six miles beyond the Nude rive:
in twin advances and was in thu
vicinity of Meinsdorf, seven mile
west of Chemnitz, and Hoherstein
nine miles to the southwest.
There was no late news from thu
Sixth Armored Division, which las
was reported near Lindenberg, 2
miles southeast of Leipzig.
The Goth Infantry in a 1O-mil
advance was nearing Lichtenberg
10 miles from the Czech border
The Eleventh Armored Division
swung Is miles southeast int
Bayreuth, home of the Wayne
music festivals and at the north
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-15

ministers Of the big powers would
head their respective delegations
at the San Francisco conference
on April Is.
After most of them had signified
their intention to. attend, Stain
startled the rest of the world by
announcing that Gromyko would
head the Russian delegation. There
was no explanation, and there was
a tendency in many quarters to
believe it reflected a lack of in
terest in Russia in the conference.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-15
SEIZE
ISLES OFF LUZON
CONTINUED from Page One)

(VO0tl0ucQ 1IOIu dSc OACJ
toll of Japan's meager reserves
on Cebu where enemy hill posi-
tons RAPIDLY ar being out-hank-
ed and envsloped, the communl-
que said
Heavy bombers struck at Da-
vac, on Mindanao, starting large
fires, and patrol planes bombed
and strafed the west coast of For
mosa. On the China coast. air
units maintained their blockade.
wrecking six small freighters and
sweeping rail, facilities in 1ndo-
China.
Enemy shipping was attacked
in the Gulf of Bone in the Cele-
bse. Two medium sized freighters
and 20 schooners were sunk or
seriously damaged.
Macarthur announced carrier
that Americans on Luzon had cap
tured an enemy order in which
a japanese ground commander
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-15
SUPERFORTS START
HUGE TOKYO FIRES
Continued from Page One)

It made no mention of damage to
the Japanese imperial palace.)
Tokyo said in a communicate that
buildings within the imperial pal
ace; the adjoining Omiya palace,
residence of the empress dowager;
and the Akasaha detached palace
were set afire and that the main
buildings and sanctuary of the
Meiii shrine, one of the greatest
Shinto shrines in japan, had been
RACED.
A later Japanese broadcast said
that Suzuki visited the imperial
palace to offer profound apollo
gies'' to Emperor Hirohito. The
broadcast said that Suzuki said he
was determined to crush the en-
envy who dared to "defile'' such
shrines.
Some japanese fighter planes
rose against the B-29's, returning
crewmen said, and late waves of
Superfortresses found heavy an
ti-aircraft fire thrown up against
them. The japanese claimed that
Al Superfortresses were shot down.
-V-
Joan of Arc, the French patriot,
was born on January 6, 1912, in the
countryside of Domremy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-15
Won PAPEN, FORMER
NAZI ENVOY, TAKEN


chuted into Scotland, were: LIST
1t. Thomas Mckinley, Lexington,
KY: Sgts. Stephen Witchko, Nc
KEGS Rock, Pa; Hugh Frederick,
Adamsville, Ala; Herbert Steuben
(21-15 North Sawyer Ave.), Chica-
20: Waldo Elder, Burlington, Iowa;
and Privates First Class Jess
Leonard, Lexington, N. c.; Den
yer Terrill, Bunker, Mo-; and
Pvt. Anthony Giuinto QSSS South
Kedzie Ave.), Chicago.
Won Papen wore knickerbockers
and a tyrolean hat when he was
taken at the hunting lodge, owned
by his son-in-law. Although the
announcement made here said he
was taken on April II, front dis
patch said the capture was made
Tuesday, at the eastern end of the
now almost crumbled Ruhr peck
ct inside which 10000 Nazi troops
were surrounded.
The men who took Papen were
members of the 194th glider regi-
ment of the 18th Airborne Division,
part of the LIST Allied Airborne
Division fighting with the Ninth
Army in hopping up the Ruhr
pocket.
The Americans first captured his
son, Franz, Jr., a captain in the
German Army. His American &C
cent betrayed him-he was educa-
Gated at Georgetown University
and the Yanks became suspicious
and upon questioning, learned his
identity.
1--WE approached the hunting
lodge from the rear" said Sgt.
Frederick, one Of the captors.
"Yeah," added Pfc. Leonard,
"there was some character sitting
on the little front porch who had a
gun and there was no point in
taking chances"
The character" turned out tt
be Papen's son-in-law, Max Vor
Stockhausen, after whose family
the town where the diplomat was
seized apparently was named.
The soldiers entered the lodge
and found Papen eating dinner.
There are no German soldiers
here" Papen said.
He admitted his identity to Lieut.
Mckinley, leader Of the squad
and added 'but I can't imagine
what you Americans want with ar
old man of 66 years." They ex
planned to him that it was neces
sary to take him.
Papen was taken 10 days afte:
American LIST and 9th Army troop.
snapped shut the trap around the
Ruhr pocket by making a junction
along its eastern edge.
Papen was the most prominen
Nazi official bagged to date by thu
Allied armies. He was the frs
Nazi 'big wig" to fall into Alice
hand since Rudolf Hess, torme,
No 2 Nazi, parachuted into Scot
land shortly before Germany at
tackled Russia in the summer 0
1941.
Papen's last official post wa
ambassador to Turkey. He LET
Turkey for Germany early il
August when Turkey broke rela
tons, and there had been report
he had retired. His presence in tn
Ruhr at the time Allied force
were closing in was not explained
Immediately.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-15

Joan of Arc, the French patriot,
was born on January 6, 1442, in the
countryside of Domremy.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-15
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