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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
Says Jewish
Poppy Cock

Frankfurst, Germany, Dec. 3 -
CAP)-Judge Rilkind, advisor OF
Jewish affairs to General Joseph
McNarey, United States commander
in Europe. today described as poppy
cock" reports that a "World-Wide
Jewish conspiratorial arrangement
was behind the in~tiltratlon OF Polish
Jews into the American zone.
Ritkind, speaking at a press con
feren-e. made it clear that he was
Civ. only his personal views on
statements made yesterday by 1t.
Gen. Frederick Morgan, chief OF
UNRRA operations in Germany, who
expressed the belief that a secret
Jewish organization was sponsoring
the infiltration from the east.
..Out Of those | questioned the pro-
verbal 99.44 per cen are leaving
Pollard under a sense Of compulslon
genuine OF imagined. The FREEDOM
mate factor for the flight from Po-
land is fear" he said.
Morgan had said that the Jews
arrived from Poland certainly dc
not like prosecuted people and add
ed Il believe they have got a plar
to get out of Europe
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
Witness Says Hom'na Saw
Orders For Death March

to speak badly Of Homma IN the lat
ter's presence.
Defense counsel had objected that
many of the specifications tiled
against Homma in his trial for viola
lions of the laws of humanity were
vague and the prosecutors introduce
ed additional details.
Will Offer Proof
In establishing wide spread rap
ing and brutal mistreatment OF
American and Filipino women they
said. they would offer proof that
such action. for Whi-h they blame
Homma. included the "lnhuman
treatment Of an unnamed marrled
American Woman at the sWank Rosa
rio apartments two days after the
fall of Manila. AS a result OF her
treatment, they said. the woman was
sem to an asylum as insane.
Homma. the prosecution SAID, was
directly in charge OF all japanese
forces in the Philippines at the time
AS the trial opened, prosecutors tolo
the United States military commits
sion heau ig the case that Hommf
has no right under the American
constitute y and is being tried fol
violations Of the laws Of humanity.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
Rep. umstead Asks
Education Group
Study y. c.. Needs

Raleigh, Jan. 3.-(AP)-Repren-
sentative John w. Umstcad Of
Orange county insisted today that
the State Board Of Education appoint
a committee to recommend a school
building fund in North Carolina.
Appointment of the five member
committee was authorized by the
last legislature which directed that
the findings be presented to the l941
session.
Umstead stated that equitable cdu-
cation was necessary IN TINS state
but most members of the legislature
don't know what the score is and
| doubt if you do
There was considerable feeling at
the last legislature that more flnan-
cial support should be given the
State schools.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
New Paper
By
Document Of State
Department Wanted
By War Probe Body

Washington, Dec. 3.-(AP)- TIE
Congressional committee Investigate
ing Pearl Harbor took steps today
to get a look at documents which
Rep. keefe Of Wisconsin asserted the
State Department refused to show
him.
keefe complained in open session
that information he knew was reVal-
ant to the inquiry had been dubbed
irrevalent by UnderseCretary Of
State Dean Acheson.
He said. specifically, he wanted 70
see a memorandum which ne SAD
VA prepared by Lawrence Salisbury
about three months prior to Sails
bury'S resignation from the State De-
partment.
Chairman Baskley Of Kentucky
agseed that keefe had a pont. He
asked committee Counsel William
Mitchell to get it and submit it to the
committee in executive session.
1t has been the understanding all
along that the committee, and not
the Secretary of State or any other
secretary shall determine what's re-
valent," Barkley said.
The committee resumed question:
ing of Adm. Harold Stark, chief of
naval operations at the time of the
Japanese attack December 7, 1871.
The committee heard from Stark
that he was not concerned in late
l941 about the ability and wisdom
| of Adm. Husband Kimmel, fleet
commander at Pearl Harbor TO pre-
pare against a possible air attack.
Since the situation has been sur
veyed and ''machinery put in mo-
ton at least by the ummer of l94l,
Stark said, Il felt it no longer nee
essary to emphasize air attack in my
letters. | WIS sure that the comman-
der in chief of the Pacific fleet would
continue efforts to meet an air at
| tack"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03

Major. Gen. of Police Otto Ohlen-
dorf, testifying in the trial Of % Nazi
leaders, declared that the high COM
mand of the German army had full
knowledge Of the commando order.
The 3~8-ycar-cld witness. who
had been in the SIS since his
early teens, said his own Elm
satzeIIpp, operating with the
German 18th army in the Tx
raire. alone had liquidated 90
600 persons in the first year of
the war with Russia.
Outlining the inner workings OF
the security police system under
questioning by Gel. John Amen, as
Si5tant United States prosecutor Oh
II dorf testified personally that
Himmler gave liquidation orders.
He told us that the men had 10
responsibility for the ats and that
the responsibility was his alone as
we'll as that of the fuehrer,' the wit
ness said. Ohlendorf. who admitted
giving orders himself for mass exc
CutionS. testified that he conferred
frequently with army commanders
on the execution Of Himmler's Or
dcrS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03

Manila, Dec. 3.-(AP)-Japs'ese
1t. Gen. Masaharu Homma must
have seer orders for the brutal
death march" of Americans and
Filipinos from Bataan IN 1912, but
had "a very thin interest IN his cap
tives," one of his former stall DILL
GERS testified as Homma's war crimes
trail opened today.
The witness said that Homma's
Headquarters on Bataan were less
than 500 yards from the death march
route, and that he Travelled 20 miles
down the highway while the prison.
ers were driven along it.
Describing the death rate among
captives as nearly 800 daily, at the
O'Donnel camp, he said that medi-
cines 'Were not sufficient. and
there was lax of fodos which
was mostly rice
Earlier Statement
His statement that Hcmma's -
terest was very thin vas quoted by
-~~~~~'+0rs from ar earlier, written
statement.
4.4e witness, Mai. Gen. Takatsu
evplainod to prosecution Questlonel
Lieut.. Benjamin Schwartz, Los An
geles, that he was honor bound .o'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
Western Electric Employees
Start Strike Which Might
Affect u. s. Phone Service
Workers In Score
Plants WalkOut;
10000 Are Idle

New York, Jan. 3.-(AP)-
\ strike affecting 17,400 West
ern Electric company employees
in p plants in New York City
and New Jersey began today as
thousands Of men and womrn
quit work in a wage dispute that
may also bring d shutdown in
national telephone service.
Henry Mayer, coyHse! for the
Western Electric Employees Associa-
ton, one of SIX unions operating III
plants OF the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company's Subsid-
larry said the strike was "onc hun
dred per cent effective al the Kea.5-
ey, N. j. plant where between H.
600 and $4,000 are employed.
Employees in six New York City
plants walked out at II d. M.
Some Not Affected
TIE strike did not affect employees
III Western Electrle plants On Che
west coast, Hawthorne, Ill.,, Balti-
more and Haverhill, Mass, where
workers belong to the other five
unions.
Western Electric manufacturers
telephone sWitchboards for use by
the Bell Telephone System, another
A 7, &. T. subsidiary. The work
stoppage had no immediate effect on
telephone service throughout the IA
ton but Joseph Beirne, president 4
the National Federation of Telephone
workers said members of AZ unions
i'll the federation had been asked to
authorize a national sympathy strike.
The federation has about 10000 pay
ing members.
Beirne said a strike by them would
affect some $50 600 Bell System en-
ployes,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
Ready for War

New York, Jan. 3.-(AP)@ose
Glral, Premier of the Spanish Re-
publican goVelrment-ln-eXlle, SAID
today there were resistance groups
and guerrillas numbering 10000 mel
in Spain ready to start a civil war
IF necessary to overthrow Franco.
Giral said at a news conference
that Spanish Republicans would pre-
fer to use peaceful meas to oust
Generalissimo Francisco Franco from
the Spanish government
I'VE do not want another civil
war in Spain" he said, but we Will
resort to such, if necessary to over
throw Franco
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
LORD HAW HAW, 40,
DIES TRAITORS
DEATH ON GALLONS
American-born Broadcaster
Executed at 9 A. NJ;
No Spectators

London, Jan. 3.-(AP)-
William Joyce, notorious Lord
Haw HaW' of the German
radio. died a traitor S death this
morning on the galloWs Of
NandsWorth Prison.
The 40-year-old American born
Joyce. VINO o his voice to Adolf
Hitler as a radio propagandist at
The outset OF the war, was executed
shortly after 9 a. m. (4d. N. EST,
On high treason charges of which he
was convicted by a British court
last September 10.
Only a small group of prison
officials saw Joyce rtunge
through the trap. Under Eng
lish law, no spectators may wit
ness Al execution. Executors
of the death sentence was an
nounced in two typewriter
hectS which were posted out
side the prison gates shortly
after the hanging.
Prison officials said joyce walked
to the galloWs from his death cell,
his arms %pinioned behind him with
the broad black strap used ~ count
less executions. The trap was sprung
by Albert ~Pierepont, nephew of the
famed hangman who executed John
Amery Sol of the famous cabinet
member on December 10.
Nazi Propaganda Minister Joseph
No~t,Il., .>a,l -.,.. eco ..,.I. -,
his radio work which consisted of
four daily broadcasts. Joyce who
came to England from America at
the age of Is, became a follower OF
Sir Oswald Mosley while a student
at London university and was a
member of his British fascist group
until 1888, when the two parted
among rumors of d quarrel. Later
Joyce organized a national socialist
league in Britain.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
Communists
And Chinese
Meet Again
Yenan Dispatches
Claim Peace Plan
Answer Is Sent

Chungking, Dec. 33-(AP)-Cen-
trial government and Chinese Com
munist delegates met officially TO-
night to seek d truce in emma clVl
war.
Ncnan dispatches a few hours
earlier said the Communists had
rcplicd formally to a govern
mcnt new year peace plan, well
coming Generol George {. Mar
shall as mediator, and promising
to discuss f%avorably any sugges-
tom
The meeting was the third torma
session between the two delegations
since December 81, General Chot
En-lai. leader of the Communls'
delegation. attended after confer
ring a half-hour with GuHeral MAJ
shall. He also had conferred WITT
the United States envoy on New
Years Day, shortly after the Ma
focal governments counterpart
posal for a truce had been an
nOllnccd.
Reports Of fighting meanWhll'
thickcned.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
No Room

Baltimore, Jan. 3.-(AP)-Evo
are having a tough tune
finding a place TO live IN Maryland
this wear. the States chief game var
den reports.
He says lumbermen, destroying
large numbers OF den trees the
hollow trunks of which ordinarily
house the animals, have drlNul rae
coons into the open marshes. When
they can find them, the 'coons are
moving into the upper stories o.
doubie-decker muSkrat houses.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
Fertilizer Firm
Must Place Tag
On Chlorine Goods

Raleigh, Jan. 3.-(AP}-lie
State Board Of Agriculture TO-DAY gu
rected the Smith Douglas fertlllzer
company Of Norfolk. Va, to put d
yellow tag on all fertilizer sold IN
North Carolina containing 5
Der cent chlorine. ,
The rule, allowing increased
chlorine content, is effective only Tor
the 1916 growing season and directs
that it be applied only to tobacco
fertilizer. Other fertilizer compan-
les may sell the 3.5 per cent thior'ie
far,ilizer but must use yellow tags.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
Truman Address To Deal
With Whole Labor Issue
Half-Hour Talk
Set For 10 P. M;
Appeal Planned

Washington, Jan. 3.-C.AP)-PrCs-
ident Harry Truman's report to the
nation tonight by radio will deal
White House aide said today.
The President had practically fin
ished the half-hour talk to be de-
liVered at 10 p. m. EST when he be
gan receiving his first callers this
morning. He saw no visitors yester-
day after his return from a four-day
river cruise on the Presidential
yacht Williamsburg.
The speech has been dcscrib-
ed by party leaders as an over
all report on the Presidents leg
islative program and an effort
by the Chief Executive to slim
ulate interest by a direct appeal
to the people in the hope this
will be reflected in Congress,
where his program has begged
down.
One of his most recent proposals
was a recommendation to place the
boards to permit them to weigh dis
putes affecting important nation
wide industries. Both strikes and
Walkouts would be barred while the
fact finding commissions were in OPP
Grafton.
Mr.. Trunnan's championship of this
and other legislation tonight may
we'll figure in next summers Coz
gresSjonaI campaigns.
-. 49, CJn TT-..-I 49, yrr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
CHURCHILLS PLAN
TO SAIL JAN. 9

London, Jan. 3.-(AP)-Former
Prime Minister Winston Chur-hill
md his wife will leave january 9
aboard the QucuN Elizabeth tor their
American vacation. it was announced
today.
Their daughter, Sara, will join
them later.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
Killed
At Wise By
SAL Train

\ man said to have been How
ard CappS. of near DrcWry, was
killed when northbOund Sea-
board Air Line freight No. 80
struck the car in which he was
riding at a crossing in Wise
shortly after two O'Clock this
afternoon. Another man whose
name was not Immediately
learned leaped from the auto
mobile before the train struck
it. and was reported not TO have
been injured.
Few details we're learned, but
the car was said TO have been
virtually destroyed.
CappS was reported to be
home on leave from the Navy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
Labor Conditions
Show Up In Mart

New York, Jan. 3.-(AP)-GroW-
ING labor strife throughout the ma
ton helped accentuate a iurthef oe-
cline in today's stock market.
ON the down side were u. ,.
Steel. Bethlehem, Paramount flt-
lures. RKO preferred, Great North
e,r. Consolidated Edison and Doug
las Aircraft.
Bonds were shakey.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
NEW WHITEVILLE A

Richmond, Jan. 3.-The Federal
Reserve Bank of Richmond announc-
ed today the opening of the First
National Bank of Whiteville, N. c., a
newly organized bank. Lee Braxton
is chairmsu of the board and Bill
Hooks is president, c. B. Sears is
cashier
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
STATE CALL ISSUED

Raleigh, Jan. 3.-(AP)-Banklng
Commissioner Quincy P. Hood to-
day called for a report of conditions
OF State banks at the close OF bust
ness December 81, l945.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Considerable cloti iinesS and
warmer with occasional light
rain in west and north tonight:
Friday partly cloudy and mild
with light rain.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
Former Aide To Hilnmler
Describes Mass Murders
Special Commands Had Orders To
Stay All Jews, Russian Commisars

Nuremberg, Jan. 3-(AFl-A former aide of Gestapo Chief Heinrich
Ii1nnlcr told the international Military Tribunal that special SIS Commands
were attached to the Germi, army on the eastern front with order to, kill
every jew, and Russian political conmsar in occupied Russian regions
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-03
Futures Drop
10 Cents At Noon

New York, Jan. 3-(AP)-Cot-
ton futures opened unchanged to Is
cents a bale higher.
Noon prices were 20 to 40 cents a
bale lower.
March PAST, May 24.4g, July 24.32.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02
LEGAL NOTICE
Lewis. Rowleiia = -

Lewis. Rowleiis 4 Bror
100 ST. Antoine s,. Atty.
STATE OF MICHici"sssai
TToDase Court for the c on, h !,
No. all.lss
In the Matter on ~.
JOSEPHINE STAFFoCRans' aie q
known as JOSEPHINE cyi,sa lss
ceased. iIoAM, d.
Notice is hereby plver q,
creditors OF said deceass5 'nal Al
CURED TO present Their LA. are 's.
writing and under oath. '' u Y
Court at the Probate o, 70 sad
the City Of Detroit, IN ss Gi', g n
~, and 10 serve = co Tsiu Coun.
upon ROSA WADE. ADM pg lmetsia
trlx OF SAID estate. al PHI MlIa'
son, Detroit Michigan. - - Msdl.
fore the 3lst dav ~ M M OF o.
a. d., l946. and that sur 5bVs ali
VIII be heard by said CONF ! slsiri
fore Judge Patrick n O 80, BE-
court Room No 3OS. wa .
County Building in tbs c@'.syn
Detroit. in said County Wy q
5lst day Of Decembcr, a n 7" M, "
at ten o'clock IN the iorc.l ~
Dated October 81. A n ''9 wa.
PATRICK II o'BRTgN, 'n
Judge Of Probate
l0-26-I,|
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02
LEGAL NOTICES
resent. Hon. THOMAS

Present: Hon. THOMAS F.
MAHER. Circuit Judge.
In this cause il appearing by
affidavit on file that the defend
ant, Florence Milton. cannot be
served by process issued out OF
this Court as she is not resident
Of the State of Michigan. but re-
sides in the City of Chicago.
County Of Cook and State of
Illinois.
ON MOTION OF Charles r.
Perkins. attorney for plaintiff;
1T IS ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT, Florence Milton. appear
and answer the Bill Of Complaint
in this cause within three (3)
months from the date of this
Order. or that said Bill will be
taken as confessed and that this
Order be published according 70
law and copy thereof be served
upon the defendant by registered
mail as REQUIRED by law.
THOMAS F. MAHER,
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
By A. z. Nader.
Deputy Clerk l0-l2-ll-lo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02
Cecil L. Ward. Atty.
1903 Broadway
NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that default has occurred IN the
conditions Of mortgage MADE
nv the SUGAR ISLAND AMUsoE-
NFNT CORPORATION, Mlchl-
ran Corporation, and REUBEN
RAW and GRADY JACKSON,
dated June 10Th. l945 and re-
corded August 9th, l945. IN the
Office of the Register OF DEEDS
for Wavne County, Michigan, IN
Liber 1912 Of Mortgages, on page
e5. that the amount CHARMED 10 be
due on said mortgage and secured
thereby al the date of tins no.
tice, for principal, interest and
mortgage foreclosure expense IS
Five Thousand and Five Hundred
ts5.50000) Dollars. and no suit
or proceedings al law or In equity
has been instituted to recover
said debt or any part thereof.
that by virtue Of the power OF
sale contained in said mortgage,
and the Michigan Statute IN such
case made and provided. on the
10th day Of December AID, 1916,
at IL o'clock am. Eastern Stand
ard Time, said mortgage will be
foreclosed by sale at public
vendue to the highest bidder at
the Congress Street entrance 70
the Wayne County Building, De-
troit, Wayne County, Michigan
chat being the building where
the Circuit Court for the County
OF WAYNE is heidi of the lands
and premises described in said
mortgage, namely.
premises situated in the Town
ship OF Crosse Tie, Wayne Coun-
~. Michigan, described as Lots
Number So, ga. 65, 66. 81, SO, 50,
70. II and 70 Of Crosse lie
Estates, a Subdivision Of part Of
Private Claim $50 on Crosse
Ile,"
With all the privileges and APP
purtances thereto belonging; or
10 so much hereof as may be
necessary to satisfy the amount
due on said mortgage, interest,
costs. expenses and statutory at.
torney's fee allowed by law or
provided for in said mortgage.
and any sums paid by the under
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02
No. 403. Se4
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

~ session 0f said Court held
az the Court House IN the City
of Detroit N seld County on the
10Th day Of September, a D.,
1876
Present. Hon LILA " ~
ENFELT Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
showing thai Il cannot be ascer-
tanned n what State or County
the defendant row resides and
hcr present whereabouts arc I'M
known. that her last place Of res
idCnce Was 5846 ST. Antoine
street. Detroit. Michigan
OK MOTION OF FREDERICK
YATES. Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
1T IS ORDERED that the said
dCtcndsnt. Iyma Godfrey, enter
her appearance IN SAID cause on
or before three Is months from
the date ~ tins Order, or the Bill
az Com plant MAY be taken as
confessed and that order be pub
lished and q copy thereof be
served upon the defendant lrma
Godfrey. personally or by regis
tered mail. as required by law.
LILA VI NECENFELT
Circuit judge
CASPAR J LINGEMAN Clerk
"a True Copv)
BY J 3 Stone.
Deputy Clerk ll-2s-ll-3o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02
No. 4o5.7so
ORDER OF PUBIIcAT,n,

AT a session OF said Corr, ~,
IN the Court House in the w.. 80
County Building al Ds,,,s
Michigan. on this 2nd a.
October, 1916.
Present: Hon: THOMAS , |
MAHER, Judge, Circuit Ina.
1t appearing from affidayi,, !,
file that after diliecnt search "a
inquiry, Il cannot be ascers,s.i
in what State or Country he 4.
PENDANT, John Ray jenkins. !.
sides.
1T is ORDERED that John p,
Jenkins, defendant, appear .,i
answer the Bill O. Complsri
filed in this cause within thra
CD months from date hereof \
said Bill will be taken as an.
fessed against him
1T IS FURTHER ORDEHEn
that copy of this Order be sd
by registered mail return recera
requested 20 said defendant 4
his last known address. SIS Vel.
ington, Memphis. Tennessee. an.
that copy Of this Order he pub
lished in the Detroit Tribune ~
cordlng 10 law.
THOMAS +. MAHER,
Circuit Judge
GA True Copy
CASPAR J LINGEMAN, Clerk
BY A. f Nader,
Deputy Clerk lO-l2-ll.a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02
~
Com YoW spot your sf0te
=. Ossd how ns0nY TOore7

This page is framed BY al ~ states They're
accurate in outline but not in relative size
Without picking into Juniors geography book,
find your own state first Then see how many
more YOU can identify. Answers buried below.
Ten right means you re bright Twenty makes YOU
an honor student Thirty qualities you as Secre-
tary Of States!
So what? So the folks who own Americas
buaHes.managed electric companies live in every
one Of these states They include lot Of your
friends and neighbors-and probably you, too.
How come? Well several million Americans
have invested their savings in electric companies
directly. Some 48 million more have invested
indirectly - through savings bank accounts and
life insurance policies. Banks and insurance com
panies. entrusted with your funds, like to put I'm
10 work in sound utility securities.
As result, almost erery american family has
stake in me seif-mppouiirg tdr.paVHg electric
CON pdHies that propide most OF Americas porer.
Thanks largely to good business management the
price of electricity has come down while other
prices have some way up and this country en-.
Joys the best electric service in the world.
LAa~- -, NV nIcTEuc HoUR"-Tks HOUR or
CHARM Erer7 Srldt1 sttcrspc-. Al ESusvs
Ns.ksvd Ti~4 NafosHJR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-02
No. 4O4-TA4
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

AT a session OF said Court held
al the Court House in the City
OF Detroit IN said County and
State on the 18th day of Septem-
Der AID, 1916
Present. The Hon. FRANK B.
FERGUSON Circuit Judge.
On reading and filing the affi-
davIt hereto attached from which
II appear that the defendant. Jim
mi Martin, IS not a resident Of
Detroit. Michigan but when last
heard of and from resided at
Central State Hospital, Peters
burg. Virginia; therefore:
On Motion OF Edward A. Sim
mons, attorney for plaintiff.
II Is Ordered that the defend
ant appear IN this cause within
three 81 months from the date
hereof. either in person or by at
torney, and that her failure so
to do Will cause her default 10 be
taken;
And II Is Further Ordered that
q copy of this order be published
in the Detroit Tribune. a news
paper printed and published in
the County Of Wayne. Michigan.
according 20 law
And II Is Further Ordered that
copy Of this Order together
with a copy OF the affidavit up
on which II is founded. be served
upon the defendant at her last
known place Of address by regis
tered mail. deliverable to address
see only, return receipt demand
ed
And all Of which foregoing is
so ordered
FRANK B. FERGUSON,
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEAIAN. Clerk
BY a. A, Berger,
Deputy Clerk 9-2l-l0-26