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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-07
Federal Agents Seize
Porter In Railroad
Ticket Scheme

cHI AGo -fANP4-- Charging
a railway porier with USING the
mails 70 tefraad Bernard soke
assi-e' S attorney last
weos cr'ssd how Iiardine Wii-
lians rhr car porter FOR tho
Brr'iH "a railroad had obtained
more 'haa $500 rs scheme
wherNN b. would collec' fail-
road ~ kels from passengers
and 'afn mail them hack to me
tichf office FOR refunds VIII
iiams vas indicted by the feder-
al grand jury
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-07
LIFE IN OFFICERSSCHOOL
PROVES DEMOCRACY WORKS,
YET NEGROES BARRED

Wi1H TIVE A'lfnlcNN AENN
IS FRANCE Asp = Eish' Ae-
RIO soldiers al msmAe1s % ae
e-ega Ens,necr AYarot sesi
mst H,se .ssr'ei r haze osen
derled aas4ssor % ne arr.
aew o.hssy candidate ssnpo. "
inis area
The slsA, sct.ers rest .r tse
a-sfd we're SER % ne rss ~
tuer CANDIDATES seaoo. 70 se
ponse s. 4 9,a ressazc paeef
the dare ~ fsn cl arf Cii las
l5 dated ~ Ffs So ias
ny Waite ~es 3 tAasss * iac
sToa9
He rs7ose 70 10 oiaee q
Goa az te anf.ta'ts NF
Cunt worg Nh9 appssfei
eo.ofsd fenns stf tesc Ss'
NfHe rtro - to his sspcsloF
sals VIZ g Pss ir lsa
ST. Gaa'rrq foi rm ooin'.
bses asg were rei aceerNal
Corr nfN expressed his ~
crfr Is ns MEN and missed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-07

Sell, Rent, Find a Job o,
Secure Help Through The
Detroit Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-07
STABBIN'
CUTTIN' AND
A. SHOOTIN'

As usual nshls and cut
tnss hIghhEh,ed the miscellaneous
records in The homicide squad Of
fees his past weekend.
Ben Lewis. g. OF 1'i-s MITCHELL
police prisoner az the Receiving
hosp.,aA is suffering frym sfsia
iae.rat.ons and possible sNu'i
fracture Homicide reports are trat
lxWis received his injuries on
March 81 While trying TO beat up
OF his wife.
Thomas Adsms s., q 1854 Rus
ssH. IS q the opinion tina; a mis-
fsse has Been made Nh,n be Nas
treated Thursday tor laeef~tipns
q, ,ke ear and head tie said 'hat
AZ dsa not know who cut him OF
Why he is being held on = oharfs
OF Investigation ct robbery stm'a
special 0tncef Va.iam NcGiA O.
ne Thsweenth precinci sad that
te had Witnessed 'he assanl' q
Adams aud that he arrested Fiei
Caeers 2s q a>y Horton for cut
ung Adams
James Washington docs not Ike
10 be accused o. cheating. THIS
Was ire conclusion reached by
Mss vera Smtn ~ q sSi2 stan
.cre she TOLD police that she MAS
s,stosd Ia tho hack by Washinf-
ION on Thursday al me cornei q
Hastings and Garfield. when she
accused him Of going out Win an
other gifl.
she refused 70 s!gn complaint
Iccla Taylor = 81 655 + Col
imh.s Nss gwen tirsi ana II ne
Receiving no. pilal last Thursday
for a. wounds q her right shoul-
der. She STATED she was cut by a
girl she knew only as Marie al
the corner OF Cratic, and Bcaphen
hccausc she owed her t~enfy.fivc
cents
Ano'her argument over some
money had serious results too
This litle assault took place a.
Harper and ST. CLAIR. The sicslm
vas norris Pounds. ~ Of 5ol5 S.
Auhin He was treated for SCALP
iacefa,ions and slight skull sra'-
tare ~ Dr stewart AZ sos Beau
bon. Pounds stated that he va.
struck on tie head by James Glib
hens IS in an argument oser some
money that the victim owed him
Z James Riley r. o. the Madison
hotel was given first aid Friday
for minor gun shot Wounds of th'
upper right arm he confessed Z
pohce thar he had thrown n brici
through the window Of business
place ~ 2i7a Clinton street an'
was shot by a Waterman TIL
youth is being held on chars. O.
breaking and enteiing.
John Jackson a. OF ls4S Clinton
received internal injuries when h
fell down the stairs in his home
, last Friday His condition Is i'm
| proving.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-07
Alabama Teachers
Hear Patterson

TUSCALOOSA. Ala CAMP -
As kcanofe speaker for the dis
trc, meeting of the Alabama
Sis'e Teachers Association wn.eh
oosned here Thursday President
III % Paterson of Tuskcgee I'M
st.''!'e said that ihe common
postwar respousihili,y OF ail
rfoNps IN our country is 70 'sup-
por' aid vote FOR those measures
iooklnr 20 ne provision ~ min
lnam essentials Of sound livirs
for everyone
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-07
PRINCE HALL O.E.s. COLUMN


GUIDING STAR CHATTER No II STATED MEETINGS Isl
Wednesday DEGREE WORK 4th Friday. Worthy Matron-
Mrs. Viola Perry s33 Leland. TE l35s2 Worthy Patron
Mr. Richard White. s22 FrskIne Apt 60S; Secretary
Vera White s26 HendrIe, MA 1894.
BATHSHEBA CHAPTER NO. g-STATFp MEETINGS LIST Fri.
day. DEGREE WORK 9Th Friday. Worthy Mrs.
Florence Fields 3il5 Hamilton. TF I6j3t; Worthy
Mr.. r. g. Schuser, Sill Cooper ". 1922 Secretary Mrs.
Carrie u. Riley, 1898 Parker PI. 7'65
GOLDEN LEAF No. If-STATED MEETINGS 1s Wednesday
DEGREE WORK Ord Wednesday. Worthy Mairon-Mrs. Ger.
trude Gray 1903s Cameron, To. SS629 Worthy
j. Walker. 1881 Goodson; Secretary Lula Hendley.
1891 Charest
PRISCILLA CHAPTER no. 2I-sTATED MEETINGS end Fri.
ME " Lindsay, 55i Mack IT,. e.5lO3: worthy Pafron-Nr
Devoid Holey. 1910 Woodland. TO- 6-O672 Secretary-Mr
Alice iancey BIB Russell GU 1859.
LONE STAR CHAPTER No. &c STATED MEETINGS fsf
Thursday. DEGREE WORK Thursday. Worthy Marion
Mrs. Abbe Thomas e0i2O Kentucky. i-62s WORTHY Pa.
tron Mr. Richard White 800 Frklne Apt 60s; Secretary
Mrs. Nellie Wilson. 2Ossf Wyoming Ferndale.
ST. AGNES CHAPTER no es-STATFD MEETINGS snd We'd.
nesday. DEGREE WORK 9Th Wednesday. WORTHY Natrnn-
Mrs. annie Jones. 3sG Hudson. TY Worthy Patron
Mr. Walter Baleneer. 1854 Soih IA iGG Secretary-Mrs
Ruth Flood. ss5i Central.
CAPSTONF CHiPTFR NO s9STATFD MEETINGS end Thurs.
day DfGRFF WORK ith Thursday. WORTHY Matron Mrs
Celeste Richardson. 292 CharIeyo ~ WORTHY Patron
Mr. General Johnson. Jr- 3.sf Hunt ~ 1859: Secretar
Mrs Rosalla Matthews. se39 v. Fort. FL 49,
WATERFORD CHAPTFR NO. 20 STATFD MEETINGS If
Thurs. DFGRFF WORK 9rd Thurs. worthr Watron Mrs
Wary Crnchfleld. Ii9i Russell To. s2at WORTHY Patron
Mr. Jordan ~ Granger stsi Oakland. M seI.
Mrs. Clarene &. Brown. 10fa Marson. TR. 1.6a0t
DORICTAN CHAPTER NO. a2-STATFD MTFTNcs ond Th,rs
dnv DFGRfE WORK ith Thursday. WORTHY watron-Mrs
lillian Gaines $50 Woodland. TO. 53i2; WORTHY Patron
Mr. Ernest Steele $500 Tlremnni Secreary- MRS Wure1
Poheris IsNs NcDoural W. 7eSa
DFB0RAH CHapTFR No. N-STtTED MEETINGS epA Tres.
day. DFGRpF WORK 9Th Tuesdav. worthy Matron--Nrs -.
sic Wiley. 80 wedhury. W. 0aS. PatronWr wal
steve 7ea2 MeIrose f-ggf. Secreiar-Nrs Ame,
Flowers iese W. Forest "
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
Ask Cooperation
In Campaign To
Register Births

WASHINGTON-Dr. w. Monta-
cue Cobb. president OF the Medico-
Chlrurgical society OF the District
OF Columbia and a faculty member
of the Howard University Medical
school. has joined other outstand-
nS Americans IN urging that Ne
GRO parents cooperate with state
health departments and bureaus OF
vital statistics IN an intensive
blrth-registering campaign.
The campaign began ON Child
Health Day, May !, and is spon-
sored jointly by the Children's Blu
reau OF the U. S Department OF
Labor and the Bureau Of Census.
U S. Department Of Commerce.
A 1910 study Of Completeness
OF Birth Registration" by the Blu
reau Of the Census shows that
registration is generally poorest IN
rural areas and among the nom
white population in both rural and
urban areas. One out of every Is
babies born each year is not reg
lstered. the report shows In many
states where large segments Of the
Negro population reside. the per-
ceniage OF non-Hh!te registration
IS generally below that Of the white
community.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05

HghlyRegarded
By Commander

One Of the first Negroes to re-
ceive a naval commission as a line
officer in the present war. Ensign
George c. Cooper has been Sc
lected by 1t. Comdr. L. F. Moore,
commanding officer OF the Naval
Training school. Hampton, Va, TO
serve as his personnel officer, the
Navy Department announced this
week.
Ensign Cooper has an excellent
background for the duties of per-
sonnet officer. his commander said.
In October, 1912, he became a ci-
william instructor assigned to the
metalsmith school at Hampton,
and in June. l943. he enlisted in
the Navy and continued his duties
at Hampton with the rating of
chief specialist.
In January. 1914, Mr.. Cooper
was transferred 10 Great Lakes
Naval Training Center, Ill, where
he was commissioned. In April.
1914, Ensign Cooper took over the
billet of supervisor OF instruction
at the Naval Training school.
Hampton. Va, and in October he
became personnel officer. retaining
contact with the training school
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
Detroit Masons
Initiate So As
Double Eagles

The Detroit ConSiStory No. !
A A S R. Masons. held a special mi
tlation last Sunday al the Masonic
hall. 40i T. kirby. Candidates from
Saginaw. Bay City. Grand Rapids,
and Flint were represented Fifty
two candidates were eligible and
qualified for the 32nd degree.
Following an eight-course din
rer in the famous gold room OF the
Tram Mems club, ceremonies were
opened al p. m. by c. G. Francis
W. Stewart Of SAGINAW. Michigan
Programs We're also outlined for
officers and members Who will Of
fcIate during the Seventh War
Loan drive.
Other officers present included
y { CO. ID. Jackson, Detroit: Ill
David Jackson. Fin. Sect. Fern
dale, Mich: lll-Leroy d Austin,
Rec Sect; and III John Hunter.
The next meeting will be the
fourth SUNDAY in Nav
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
Win
Equal Salaries
In Birmingham,

BIRMINGHAM. Ala Salaries Of
Birmingham Negro school teachers
Will be equalized with those of
whites beginning September l9l5.
A decree Signeds here April y
by the judge OF thebFederal distric:
court reads that tie defendants.
the school board OF Jefferson Coun-
~. Ala. and J. E Bryan, Superin-
tendent' of Schools Of Jefferson
County. Ala. and the agents OF the
said defendants and each OF them
do not and are hereby perpetually
enjoined and restrained from dis
eliminating in the payment of sal
aries against the plaintiff and any
other Negro teachers and princl-
pals in the public school system Of
Jefferson County, Ala. on account
Of race or color.
The operative effect Of this de-
cree is postponed until the school
term beginning September. l945."
The case was brought by William
J. Bolden and was filed March q.
1912 Attorneys for Bolden were
Arthur ID. Shores Of this city and
Thurgood Marshall. NAACP spec
lal counsel. OF New York
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
White Corp. Sends
NAACP S1OO Gift

NEW YORK-Cpl. Irwin Ross.
serving with a transportation unit
overseas. has directed Liberty
magazine 10 send The NAACP 500,
part Of the money he received for
an article TO appear May 70 en-
;itled They Keep the Army Roll
ing"
Since the article is abou; army
ralroads in Europe and since regu-
lations prevent Cpl. Ross from
accepting pay for work done in
connection with his army duties,
No contributed his check 10 various
causes, including the NAACP.
This is the second gif, az this
nature received by the NAACP
the frs, being 81 900 early in 1914
rom SGT. John Sweet who gave
away the money he received for
acting in the British motion pic
ture. "A Canterbury Tale"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
Deltas To Honor
Detroit's Most
Patriotic Mother

A search for DetrotS most pa
lgIoiic mother is now underway
IS part OF the annual May week
celebration Of the Delta 5 : m a
Tacta sorority THE mother Sc
icctcd as having contrib uicd most
- the war effort Will DC honored
by the sorority al a special pro-
lam SUNDAY. May 20. II 3 m. al
Plymouth Congregational church.
CONTES TANTS WILL be
Judged on the basis OF the num-
Der of sons they have IN service
and other voluntary work con-
nccied with the war effort
Mothers who qualify for this
honor should call Mrs Gladys
BarthWell, To. $1,000. or Mrs. Ida
Isabel. Tw. 2-09,2. or Mrs. Gladys
Fisher. To 6-l676
II YOU know Of a mother who
has five or more children in the
armed forces. the sorority Will ap-
preclate your calling one Of the
above numbers.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
Detroit Soldiers
Receive Awards

4 SOUTH COAST PORT, Eng
land For superior performance
Of duty in the execution of the
d.ficul, task OF loading invasion
ships for the assault; on the Nor
mandy beaches. SGT Harold F.
Kennedy "A. 4540 fireman, De-
troit. Mich, and Pfc Thomas J,
Hoppins. "a. $3.50 ColfaN. Detroit.
Mich. have been awarded The
Mcritorious Service U4.t award.
Pfc. Thomas J Hopp.nS IS a
Ion gshoreman and Sergeant Ken
nedy is hatch foreman in
the 55ith Port company. which is
The first Negro unit OF rs kind 70
be awarded the MeritoriouS Serv-
ice Unit plaque
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
Worker Sponsors
OF Ship

CHESTER. Pa-William Brown.
OF Lansdowne. Pa. sponsored the
SIS Marine Star which was
launched from the shipysrd OF the
Sun Shipouilding company Mon
day, April 30.
He chose his mother. Mrs. Mary
B. Brown, 10 christen the vessel.
She received a 81 900 war bond
from John c. Pew Jr.. vice-presi-
dent, who presided az the cere-
monies Brown was one OF the
first Negro employees OF the COM
pany which is now predominantly
Nesro-emnloved
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
Tuskegee Sgt. In
ETC Records Post

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE. Ala
Technical Sergeant Harold X. Lo-
gan. OF Tuskcgcc Institute, Ala,
is IN charge Of all records and re-
ports on operations Of an ammu-
milton sub-dcpot in France which
supplies the Third Army. accord
ing 10 announcement received by
President +. d. Patterson from
Headquarters, European Theater Of
Operations. this week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05

MUST PREPARE
TO SERVE VETS

NEW YORK.-Private Negro
colleges must be prepared TO
serve the Negro veteran. J. Mel
vile Broughton, former governor
OF North Carolina. declared last
Wednesday at a meeting launch
Ing the second annual United Me-
gro College fund campai gn with a
nationwide goal of sl,5OO,o0o. The
meeting was held in the rainbow
room of Rockefeller Center.
THE returning Negro veteran
must be accorded q treatment
worthy Of his great sacrifice"
Mr.. Broughton told 800 business,
labor. philanthropic and civic
leaders. And ope way 10 assure
this Is to enlarge and improve
the 81 accredited private Negro
COLLEGES participating In the
fund"
THERE ARE more than a mill
lion Negroes in the armed serv-
ices. he pointed out. and il is ex-
pected that member institutions OF
the United Negro College fund
will have the task of serving the
majority OF the 10000 who have
expressed desire TO continue
their education. Thirty OF these
schools are located in the South
but the South alone cannot ac-
complish the task. 1t is a national
responsibility ne added.
He said that Southern sentiment
has changed considerably. mot
only in respect 10 Negro colleges
but IN the whole field OF race re-
latlons. Because OF this change
there is grea. deal OF interest in
this particular campaign"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
SelUer Slayer Gets
20 Year Sentence

Edward Eugene Blair, %. 1855
w, Warren, who pleaded guilty to
manslaughter in the sewer death
OF Joseph Collins. immigration
border patrol inspector last Au-
gust. was sentenced 10 serve 20 10
40 years in prison by Recorders
judge Christopher f. Stein this
week.
Collins disappeared from his
home, 9l55 Home street. last Au-
gust His body was found stuffed
in a sewer in October. Blair later
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
Gets Jail Term,
Breaks Into Home

Johnny Bryant, IS. OF 1902 Hol-
brook avenue. sentenced 10 serve
one 10 IS years in prison follow
ing conviction for breaking and
entering a dwelling las, Feb %, is
not Johnny Bryant. the politician
Bryant was convicted by Re-
corders Judge John p Scallen last
week OF felony charge after
breaking into the home Of Isaac
Brown. 627 Horton street.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
Charge Girl Had
Gun In Tavern

A young girl. whom police say
vas disarmed following an argu-
ment with a photographer in a
beer garden al 7l0 E. Forest ave-
nue.. was named in a warrant this
week and charged with carrying a
concealed weapon.
Police say that Helen Hicks. q.
23l Alfred street, explained hav-
ing a revolver in her purse dur
Ing an argument with Kenneth
Davis. 55. e6 E Euclid by saying
that she intended 10 sell the gun
gwen 10 her by a boy friend
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05

confessed beating Collins TO death
with quart pop bottle during an
argument between them while in
Collins auto Blair was driving
the auto belonging to Collins
when he was arrested by police
following an accident on Aug Is.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05

er gained experience In COUNSEL
ing and guiding trainees that has
been OF inestimsble value to him
as personnel ofiicer. the Navy De-
partment said.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
EORlNE THORNTON. PLAINTIFF
Va No 37S 2RI
HENRY THORNTON Dciendsnt

%'D'''' 49, 'N'''''''
HENRY THORNTON Dcicndsnt
A, session ot sstd Court held a.
the Court House IN the CITY 81 Detroit.
In SAID County on the 18th day OF April.
AD, la45
Present The Hon
GUY A MILLER
Circuit Judge
In this cause. II arpcarins from the
srdavit hereto attached that the de-
fcndant. Henry Thornton. cannot be
served by process issued out. Of this
court, as he Is not resident Of the
state Of Michiean. hut that his last
known address Is IN the City Of Column
= bus. Sfa1ssi,s" "a ~ -
on motion % ROXhorogeh aud Tals-
fctrn.- AttarpevS- fat-lAe- plaintiff
1T is ORDERED that the defendant.
Henry Thornton. cause hts appearance TO
be entered In this cause. within three
months from the date ~ this order. or
that said bill will he taken 80 confessed,
and that . true copy 81 this order for
appearance he sent to the defendant by
registered natl 10 his last known address.
and ~ not received. that this order be
published IN any Newspaper published
and circulatins IN the County Of Wayne.
tccordins 10 law.
GUY A. MILLER
Circuit Judse
True Copy
cASPAR y LINGEMAN Clerk
b. A SHEDD Deruiv clerk
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program through additional duties
as assistant to the training divi-
sion.
While serving as an instructor
and later as supervisor. Mr.. Coop
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
ACCUSE YOUTH
OF ATTEMPT TO
STEAL HEARSE

Eghteen-year-old Herman Ford,
of 1888 Chestnut street. was held
this week for investigation OF I'M
lawfully driving away a hesrse,
when, according to police. he
started to drive away a car parked
in front of garage at Rivard and
Frederick street.
Perhaps II Ford had succeeded
In driving away the auto and
CHANGED to look inside. he might
have received q shock of sur
prise. Weston Digs, 693 Mack
avenue. later told police that
the hearse had . corpse inside.
Diggs forced Ford into the ga
rage, police say. and started to
call Garfield station. During the
struggle Ford slashed Diggs with
a drinking glass and ran. He was
later recaptured al Hastings and
Farnsworth and held for investi-
CATION by the police.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
STATE G1F MICHIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
TIE COUS - OF WAYNE
IN CN,NCERY
osTE burden Pislnur
rs No J7.-sRa
IOUlEsE burden Defendant

IOUlEsE burden Defendant
A. session 90 yntd Court held al
TIE Court House IN I'VE City O.! Detroit
iu said County on the .7th day Of Fec
rgAry AID latS
Present. The Hon
ARTHUR WEBSTER
Circuit JUDGE
IN this cause 81 s. appearine b, AZ
dawn hereto attached, that the defend
snt Lcg!cSe Durdcu, IS not resident
OF the State Of Michiran bat that she
icSidcs in the City -DecAi4r.-stAte- Of
Ge0rsla
on motion ~ Scsbron = Hall. Attorney
Tor The plaiBNr 10 IS ordered that ihe
defendant LoucSr Burden, appear and
answer the bill 81 complaint hled IN this
cause, within three months from the
Gate Of this order. or mat said bill be-
taken as confessed and that this order
I've sent 10 the defendant to her last
known address, and u not received that
the same he published IN any newspaper
PUBLISHED and circuistiug IN the County
OF Wayne. according 20 law
ARTHUR WEBSTER
Circuit Judse
True Copy
CASPAR : IGNGENAS Clerk
nv A SHEDD Deputy Clerk
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FLORENCE MAT-TN'"S. Defendant
A. session o. e art he'd A. ,he
Court House iu ne t.0v Of Detroit IA
tsld County, on Tie 10Th Gay Of March
AD l94S
Present TIE Hon
VINCENT " BRENNAN
circuit JudEe
I'm this rsuse u sppesra4 from the
sHdsylt hereto Attached that tht ccicnG-
enf Florence Matthew cannot be
ke:yed by process issued out % tnis court
o. SAc Is not resident ci the STATE OF
~ hlsAu, hut that Sire resides IN the
Co. 81 Cincinnati STATE o! ONO
ON motion OF RnNbofoash and Tslia-
fci'u. Atiotre's Tor tnr p,A,ptiT
IT Is ORDERED that the defendant
Florence Matthews rsUse her sppeAfance
g ~ entered IN this cause within three
months from me da'e O! tA.s order and
ST. case % her appearance. she cause her
answer n tAe plAtn'}" eill ~ complaint
o. be filed and served and that true
copy Of this order oe sent 20 the defend
ant hy REGISTERED msn 10 htr .ASt knoNN
address. and thar n same Is not received
TAT this order DC published 10 any news
paper. published ano CirculRlug - The
County ~ WAYNE Acccyltns 20 lAV
VINCENT NJ BRENNAN
Circuit judge
A Truc Cory
CAsPAR } tINGFMkN Clerk
A EHEflTD no
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05

Retail prices for rice. coffee, milk
and bread have risen 100 per cent In
Nicaragua within a year.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
CLAS SIFIED
HELP WANTED .

Girl to answer phone and keep books
Ideal working conditions Good pay. Must
be good. Call after 2 pm. To. 5-Bl6l
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
LEGAL NOTICE

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN TIKI CIRCUIT COURT FOR
Tbs COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHASCERY
smith MATTHEWS. Plsint-
vs. No 3TtS17
FLORENCE MAT-Tp'"s Defendant
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05
FOR SALE

Large lots rs las si25oo ideal
home sites. Lots plowed free. Near ali
industrial centers Good TRANSPORTATION.
Loo ated Ia miles east OF Woodward on
IA Mile Road. corner Leafdaie Or write
r. !, Box 48o. Royal Oak
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-05-05

CAsrAR J LINGFMAN Clerk
~ A SHEDD Deputy CLERK
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-11-24

came into the City Saturday mite
to ye ole Scribe's apt. To let our
hair down. Among others there
were: Gloria Twisdale. from Rich
mond. Va; Margaret Eaton. Letitia
Holloway. from Norfolk. Va
Esther Walker. from Lansing; Ger
trude Jones, from the West Side:
Pearl Bacon. Ann Arbor: Marjorie
Beck, Kansas City: Thomas Flake
from the West Side; Lucian White.
Charlottesville, Va; Frank Bruce
from Chicago; Carroll Little. from
Evanston: Weiner Willis. Ann Ar
bor Lyttle Riddle. Ann Arbor;
Earl Smith. ST. Louis. Allen PIXIE.
from Pittsburgh; Howard Nelson.
from the North End. Dempsey Tay-
Tor. from Ypsi; and Wendell Will
liams from Pontiac. The party
ended up at the Kappa Kastle in
the wee hours in the morning
but it was fun while il lasted
THE A.K.A's had their annual
fall tea at the Dunbar Center Sun
day. al which time all the frater-
mites and sororities on the cam
pus were represented. Among
other outstanding numbers. the
Pyramids gave a short skit and the
Alphas sang their famous hymn
Well that concludes another
week Of activities Of Michigan
Revue-Hope To see you at the
Purdue game.