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Evening star., 1946-11-09
FARMS FOR SALE CONTINUED,

7a FERTILE ACkEs-25 miles from D: g.
in Fairfax County on hard-surfaced road;
offering many possibilities; ideal for stock
farm or country estate; 5s acres cleared ,I,
10 wooded; watered by never,failing m
and necessary outbuildings; s-room frame
house, structurally sound but in need of
considerable repairs: electricity and hot hot
EstfF sss ReaY P5ifs so rss
ToBacco roGns co FRRM-would FaasM YOU like to own
100 acres of Maryland's very best tobacco
soil gently rolling; easy to S cultivate; lily, deep
even in most unreasonable weather. =
G BARNS. n0RsS RTies $1,000. For information
sEas ShGns WWTfNscHEsrER. VII Hest s7,75o; ao4
sound ] and. and well built: I rooms. center hail
attic .rss ssctsiclty sarn Te metal Il roo Sa
good. os rich land, land eleared S Test In pasture;
10qe. wooded; suitable for general farming
or planting orchards. Call MAJOR LANE, AT SG
Mss IA 5000 3 syss and Is,7 SUNDAY q WI
IS ACREs--Lovely modern home, fireplace.
oak floors. tile bath with shower, INV h..
ssllsr EXCELLENT ns utry fasiasst n,S tsen On
acres AMI subdivide balance, win take
D. c. property in trade. $4,000: priced
Eight E6d fer quick sals STMN lnS 4 RItdERe
so TILLABLE ACRES, watered by year
around stream, with 1a-mile frontage on
asphalt % road ID eIess5s andea eRen 1d
house for 1000 chickens, brooders End
equipment. laying house for 400 hens; shed
for 8 trucks and wagon: also tool, shed,
snS snS Pee
further Information cali MANNAs REALTY
CO, clio Wilson blvd. GIL. or OK. 27s4.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
GARAGES FOR SALE.

FACTORY BUILT. sizes I2x20 and 20x2C
STRAND BUILT. overhead ,sio doors; Easy d;s
play Of models, 100 jefferson Davis hwy
tu s. No. u, Arlington, Va, y nj; south
STEEL GARAGE. new. prefabrics ted; sgle
car; $500. DR.. GORDON BELL, RE. 46oC
or OIL $500. 10
Phone HI 0314-M, -l0
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Not This
AJToMoRILEs FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1887 coupe with heater; under
OPA low ceiling, S235.
heater; OPA low ceiling, 5000.
Chevrolet 1885 master de luxe Fordol
sedan with heater; OPA low ceiling. 5000
Pontiac 1885 Fordor touring sedan; radio
and heater; OPA ceiling. S496.
Dodge 1885 sedan with heater: OPA
ceiling, S431. & MOTOR SALES
4515 l4th St NV 10
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job, $35 up
work guaranteed. GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave
ext Sc Ii 3539
BEST MATERIALS used, reasonably priced
car loaned to responsible party. GEORGIA
AVE 4AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE, 3510
Georgia ave., GE. 9S42. Ia
LET US PAINT YOUR CAR with Dupont
lacquer no synthetics or enamels used;
our work fully guaranteed; three-day sery-
LARD'S GARAGE g. PAINT SHOP, rear
1910 14th Ut. NV. AID. $3.50. 10
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GARAGES WANTED,

GARAGE. Ga. and Dahlia vicinity. RA
449I evenings. 10
WANTED, 2 or car brick garage for
storage, vic. 9th and New York ave. n.w
Phone RE 0911.
WANTED TO RENT garage or space for
storage, vicinity Western High School.
Call FIR 9307 TO-
Evening star., 1946-11-09
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

AUTO CAR, 1910; 4 rear-wheel drive. aux
trans. or johnson bar. Sol motor base.
Wheel base, cap. 90 tons. for moving heavy
sagpment or mounting cranes Call j. .Y
BRAND-NEw 1s4s chev. n ton. stake
body tpick;up chassisl:, will swap for 1948
car. or take late model panel truck in
TRGck Esft Yain t399 nSsT asbes
truck 4 '1 rear housing. Ford and Chevrolet
siss asss cs Be s0Fa seen sands ad
INTERNATIONAL 1854; perfect. l2-ft.
van body; ,Ja PASSED D. c. inspection. Pnene
AuTocAR atiIe'e 1885 CLIFTON truck: stake body:
cheap; Can be seen at 4l3 llth st. sw
3767 after s. Monday; also pigs mothers
MACK isas Ell tractor; in Al CON
ditioni has vacuum and air hookup. GE
ceiHEvRoLEr 1912 1h-ton tractor with
with win good @ tires. IA Grosvenor lane, vi.
IINTkRNArIoNAL 1898 one-ten panel
truck; sacrifice, s2s5. 1885 N. Capitol
siHryP Gin Pu isai silt ion and half truck; II d5on
CHEVROLET 1871 1la-ton truck for sale
collins slah 1913 NM e1d oRoss Rsss 1900
Iatls Isss ii FEbERAL Truck. stake body, 1Ns-
GOOD soo conc eondition Sso' rrfse s5o WI
1871 G. NJ. c.-van-type body, ton and
aa SFo SAFES sAhEs 30 Is Mass o0s ave
ehEskoLEr Chi sfaS 1889 panel, good condition;
viii trade or sell. 27l9 Nichols ave sc.
GHEvRoLET CHis R 1912 van body. good tires.
ssie. Se ansi ss.ToN, ! p s1s. GMc. excellent eond
81 900: 800 Bladensburg I'd. ne. l0'
TRUCks-Dump. cargo, tractors, trallers'
y Us Ior 5Se aeo bess prices In in town; RIc.
1898 CHEVROLET. ton and half; stake
Raued Raui, eVef1a' SPA ceiling. sG cAMPsELL Afro
FORD I94I--Ih tom, long wheelbase with
or neE ~ "a auto. os FR: aS4i or RE. 1907. q.
DODGE 1883: ton and half stake body;
Wo HE seas ss pses r. a sefa efosfn cS FR
spection; irst-eiass condition. Apply. S. J.
Eierman. ULINE ICE CO.. 3rd and M sts,
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by CENTRAL
d 6-ton 1913 Brockavay. bridge CON
stakes-tH ,GMc 2s tons; go 1942
Chevrolet n badt tons 1870 % 1sss cSsy cssy st body
Buses-194g GMC III tons 29-pas-
senger; C2) 1912 Chevrolet 15-passenger
Dumps-t4 1912 Chevrolet l "a tons;
f2) 1912 GMc 21a tons; 1910 Mack ga
tons.
Tractors-1942 Studebaker 2a tons
booster brakes, overdrive.
Command cars-1942 Dodge A-ton.
.Pickups-1942 Dodge A-ton some with
Wreckers-1a42 GMc eh tons.
Caterpillar tractor-Allis-Chal IL
Vans-u) 1h-ton 1910 Dodge; ~ ia.
ton 1912 Chevrolet: CD 1912 2la-ton
GMCs.
Bodies-12-ft. vans: 10 and II IT. stake
| bodies.
Trailers - 1-ton truck trailers. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR Co. 3143 Lee hwy, Ar
| ilngton. Va. Daily and Saturday. to 8;
| Sunday, 10 to g. CHI. 1000. To reach:
Out through Georgetown. cross Key Bridge,
| turn right onto Lee hwy. tRoute I'll or
oa1, drive 4, miles
Evening star., 1946-11-09
ALFRED GALBLUM, 2962 end st. Sc.
Washington, ID. C.
Filed Oct. 25, 1916. Charles e. Stewart,

IN THE DISTRICT elfrk; COURT OF THE
United States for. the District Of Co
lumbia.-In Re Application of Alfred Gal
Louise Galblum.. by and through her next
friend and father. Alfred Galblum, for
Change of Name-Civil Action No. 3739S
Alfred qalblum. Florence Louise Galblum
complaint for. Judgment changing their
name from Alfred Galblum to Alfred Ar
thur Gallen; Florence Louise Galblum to
Florence Louise Gallen; and Pamela Louise
Galblum to. Pamela Louise .Gallen and
Of publication Of the, notice required BY
law IN such cases; Il is. BY the Court;
that an persons concerned show cause, #
Of November. 1916, why the prayer. Of
said complaint should NOT ii, be snJI. granted; q:
published once week for three consecu-
tive weeks before said day In The Evening
1sJ T. ALAN GoLDsBoRoUGH. justice
ses Trus e.Gf GeDss By TEA CLARA edNs
NELL Deputy Clerk. oc26,no2,9
Evening star., 1946-11-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
DANIEL W. O'DONOGHUE, yR., Attorney
SCI Union Trust Building.
rTCTp C0IrDT nF THE TJNTTE1

"
52I Union Trust Building.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate court..Estatsee o Of Hugh
ministration Docket REHABILITATION hay
ing been made herein for probate Of the
last will and testament Of said deceased,
and for letters testamentary on said estate;
by The National Metropolitan Bank OF
Washington and Ruth Reilly Eakin, IT IS
ordered this 31st day of October, AID.
1946, that Kathleen Carroll Reilly, Hugh
Reilly III. infants, and Jane Slater Reilly,
their custodian. 1876 Vallejo Street, San
Francisco, California. and all others con-
cerned. appear. in said Court on Tuesday,
the ] 9th day of December, AID. 1946, at
1000 o'clock AM. to show cause Why
Let notice hereof be published in ..l the
washington Law Reporter" and The
cessive weeks before the return day herein
mentioned, the first publication to be not
less than thirty days before, said return
day. Witness, the Honorable BOLTTHA
J. LAWS. Chief Justice Of said Court. this
31st day Of October, A;D. 1915 1915. Gseal
Register of Wills for the District of Colum-
bia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
no2,9,16
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GARAGES FOR Rent.

ONE-CAR GARAGE. rear a22 Webster st
NV, So month. RA. S141.
DOUBLE GARAGE, S1e month. s26 Crit
tenden St NV 10
Evening star., 1946-11-09

Remove one letter, from each word and
arrange to spell the word called for
print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed 1t. If you have
''Lettered- Out" correctly its mesa.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

In cooperation NTH OPA, ad-
pertisements under Automobiles TOR
Sale must include make, year.
model, body type, price and state
nent "Within OPA Ceiling" \
Evening star., 1946-11-09

213O PA. AVE. N.W.-Business center. Can
be made suitable for onices, dental or
medical labs, etc. 3-story brick with
stores, apts.,, 2-story gar. In rear; lot
Corner 2001 1st st. n.w.-3-story brick,
store. two 5-rn. and bath apts.: oil heat;
Georgia ave. n nw.-Ideal corner ocation.
. stores. 9 apts., with parking lot adjoin-
ting: lot 50x1 S5: suitable for large gas
station or business development. MICHAEL
WALSH g. SON, 1911 Eye st. NV. RE.
S2S2: ewes. co. $3.50. 10
COLORED-STORE, corner 9th and Bates
sts. NV: large corner frame building, con-
tanning rooms and bath. with store on
1st floor: reasonable down payment re-
auired: terms arranged. Call D1. S724,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

UOJtNGSS FNVEN11 VNEs0.
LARGE DETACHED HOUSE located 18th
st. to Conn. ave. section; should be zoned
insurance CO. Phone Ma O8O4. Mr.. Harrell
is
GROCERY STORE LOCATION wanted to
buy; consider nearby new development.
Cali MARY J. HYMAN, AID. 0021: ewes,
AID. 459S. 10
WANTED TO RENT shop, suitable for
WANTED 1000 So. IT,, 2nd commercial,
suitable for light manufacturing. Adams
1850, Ext. 507. H.
Evening star., 1946-11-09
BUSINESS pRoPERrY ron RENT.

KITcHEN cR EoR RENT. Reasonable price
sse 6 ST. NV, complete, building Of 9
rms, bath, suitable for sales and service
or once space; 500. GIL. 1857 mornings.
VERSATILE NEW BUILDING. 1900 50.
It. on 1st f., with beautiful apt. on End
trial: also another ,15,o0O-sq.-ft. lot ad-
jacent for rent as lumber. Junk Or con-
tractors yard. Call VIM. LABoFIsH;; UN.
2S 1871 AND NGsn MASS. AVE. NV. suitable for
once OF nos stqdio; $loo mo; E. tgo6 w SIMPSON
VII WILL BGIIp to suit tenant On l. st, NV,
e. nesf ssh aeors a,'os oRsosssERT ss MORGAN 9'1V co.
EARGE essAsEMENT-s rms and bath, nr.
uss or cns ss sasness Saes oF R PSF
e, and and 5 and daily; r1o ooo
60, #. Of level End commercial ground
balance easily fenced: ideal for used car
los % q smilaT use; niSa $s5o psr 4as mS M
RoCKvILLE, MD: exceptional opgor-
proof bldg, over $500 So. TT, suitable
for warehouse. light manufacturing or
whatever use you may need. Ia. 4181. 3
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings available.
1oned industrial: both in D. C. and nearby
Maryland small or large acreage; long or
co ONCE UN 2525; res EN- 1880
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T. HOUSE; this de.

COLORED-6-UNIT APT HOUSE; this de-
tached brick bldg. in NV. section. consist
ing of s rms. and bath each; can be worked
monthly: separate gas and electric meters;
no expense. Call Mr.. Rudden. ME. 5400.
until pm; Sundays and eyes,, GE. 2456.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN a. CO., 1415 K st
NV, ME- 5400 Washington's Complete
Real Estate Institution -
Evening star., 1946-11-09
AUToMoBILEs FOR HIRE.

WILL TRADE I946 Ford s-eylinder supe
IS" 4-dr. sedan and cash FIR. 6167. III
Evening star., 1946-11-09
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
TAxls FOR RENT
AUTOS EXCHANGED.

AMERICAN CABS-Reasonable rates to
.esponsible drivers. DU. 1852 or MI. 7b2l,
Mr.. MARKS or MR.. WAND. IL
Evening star., 1946-10-17
Sentencing Of Archbishop
Outrage, U. 5. PreIates Say
BY The Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE
prison sentence imposed last week
on Archbishop Stepinac of Yugo-
slavia was termed 4 "barbarous
outrage" in cable sent by three
of four American Roman Catholic
cardinals to Pope Plus XII.
The message, drawn up at a
meeting of the Episcopal Committee
of the North American College in
Rome at the seminary of st. Fran
els Borromeo here, also was signed
by two archbishops and a bishop.
The cable added that the sentence
is an Infamous travesty of justice" ;"
Signers included Dennis Cardinal
Dougherty, Archbishop of Philadel-
phia and president of the board;
Edward Cardinal Mooney, Arch
bishop of Detroit; Samuel Cardinal
Stritch, Archbishop of Chicago: the
Most Rev. Richard Gushing, Arch
bishop of Boston: the Most Rev.
Ralph Hayes. Archbishop of Daven-
port, Iowa, and the Most Rev. j.
Francis Mcintyre, coadjutor Bishop
of New York, representing Francis
Cardinal Spellman.
Evening star., 1946-10-17
w Weaker Nations Right
To Stability Backed
ByU. s., Acheson Says
By the Assoeiaisd Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-Undersec-
retary of State Dean Acheson de-
clared last night that in accord
with other United Nations, the
United States is defending the
rights of weaker peoples demo-
cratically to achieve. without outside
interference, political stability, eco
nomic progress and social achieve
ment."
This Government is upholding
the right of democratic peoples in
defeated countries" he told a din
ner of the Alfred E. Smith Me-
mortal Foundation. ito get back
on their feet in democratic fashion.
This Government Is resolved that
the rights Of religious. political and
economic minorities shall be pro-
tected."
Mr.. Acheson also said that in the
conduct of foreign affairs between
friendly nations there is no such
word as victory"
U. S. Seeks Understanding.
THAT is a word which connotes
war and not peace" he added. "The
United States seeks not victory, but
understanding with all nations and
all the peoples"
Bernard M. Baruch, United States
member of the United Nations
Atomic Energy Commission, con-
demned what he called the "shilly-
shallying and weather waning" OF
the British and American Gov
ernments in their failure to open
Palestine to the Jews"
The moral side of this question
has been ignored and wiped out,
he said. Politics of a dubious ma
ture, resting upon assumptions that
are even more doubtful, have been
permitted to sway the world, and
notably the Labor government in
Britain, from the plainly marked
path of duty"
Stepinac Conviction Denounced.
Speaking in the presence Of Fran
els Cordinal Spellman, Mr.. Baruch
also denounced the conviction in
Yugoslavia last week, ION delayed
and fiimsy" charges of Archbishop
Stepinac. head of the Catholic
Church in that country.
MIR. Baruch said it may have
marked the start of new drive
against the great church that has
been so long a bulwark against COM
munism."
Other speakers included W.
Averell Hartman, newly appointed
Secretary of Commerce.
Evening star., 1946-10-17
Dah|gren Terrace Unit
Votes Against Merger

Rumors of merger with neigh
boring association were dispelled last
night by members of the Dallgren
Terrace Citizens Association when
they unanimously rejected such an
affiliation.
THE Dahlgren Terrace Associa-
ton Is a valued member of the
Northeast Council and certainly its
numbers present tonight would in
dicate it is a strong one" declared
Jerome P. Lynch, president of the
council, in urging the association
not to merge.
William H. Luers, who reported
talk of such merger, said he
brought the question before the
group to determine whether they
were enthusiastically behind their
association.
In another action, the group con-
graduated George E. Keneipp, trafnc
director, for his excellent handling
of the traffic situation"
A plea for Community Chest con-
tributions was made by Brigadier
Wesley w. Bouterse of the Salvation
Army, who spoke briefly on the work
of the Chest.
Kenneth P Armstrong, chairman
of the Fiscal Relations and Tax
alton Committee of the Federation
of Citizens Associations, asked that
a District budget stripped down to
maintenance costs be presented at
this time.
Elected delegates to the Federation
were Mrs. Helen Fritz and DR.
Joseph j. Kelly, vice president.
Mrs. George E. Dodson, president,
conducted the meeting. first of the
season, which was held in the Crosby
Noyes School, Tenth and Franklin
streets NE.
Evening star., 1946-10-17

AGP STORES CARRY A FINE LINE OF
SMOKED AND PicKLED FISH!
Evening star., 1946-10-16
Lack Of Food and Fuel
May Make Dairen City
I0f Death This Winter
By the Associated Press

NANKING, Oct. 16.-Famine and
fuel shortages are likely to turn
cviet-dominated Dairen into a city
of death the coming winter, say
travellers just arrived from that port.
Sealed off from China proper by
Soviet occupation and China's civil
war, Dairen's approximately 1,000,-
900 residents have little food and less
fuel for Manchurias bitter winter.
1 The travellers, including some in
offcial positions and several who
lived in Dairen since before the war,
said the ports swollen Japanese
colony is in the worst straits, with
10 to IL suicides and an equal num-
ber of starvation deaths daily. They
told this story:
Rail lines which normally brought
coal, wood and agricultural products
from Manchuria's producing areas
are not operating because of the civil
war. Soviet ships, calling at the
rate of i've or six a week, are busy
carrying away capital goods but are
bringing nothing to relieve the city's
pressing needs.
Dairen nominally is under control
of the Chinese 'businessmen's gov
eminent" which is directed by Soviet
military authorities Russian troops
still are numerous, but appear to be
raw echelon rather than combat
soldiers.
The citys population has grown
from a prewar 1000 to approx
mately 100000. Japanese, who
poured into Dairen from Port Arthur
and other Russian controlled areas,
number more than 100000. Most
Japanese are without work, food or
fuel. Shortages are spreading into
other colonies.
Imitation is fantastic. Residents
are selling their personal belongings
at low prices to purchase costly food
stuffs and coal.
The city remains Russian domi-
mated, with operation of the main
hotels, department. stores and port
facilities in the hands of the Soviet
Since the first of the year. only six
vessels other than Russian have
called at Dairen.
There Is no Russian naval activity
except one patrol boat to inforce
cholera quarantine measures. In
contrast, there is considerable evil
dence of the presence of the mill
tary, including the occasional sight
of artillery units.
Evening star., 1946-10-16
Two Killed, Is Injured
AS Train Hits Truck
BY the Assoeiot.d Press

RUSSELLVILLE, KY, Oct. 16-
Crews were busy today clearing the
wreckage of a train accident near
here yesterday afternoon which took
the lives of the engineer and fireman
and injured l6 others.
The dead were Engineer Ernest M.
Potter and Fireman Jim w. Murphy,
both of Paris, Tenn.
Their bodies were recovered from
the demolished engine about four
hours after the southbound Memphis
section of the Louisville 81 Nashville
railroads American passenger
train collided with a heavily laden
trailer truck and left The rails about
a mile north of here.
None of the 16 injured, including
the passengers and crewmen, was
reported seriously hurt. T. D. Smith
of Nashville, Tenn, the truck driver,
escaped with minor head injury.
sThe locomotive was split in two
and four cars of the six-car train
left the rails. The train carried 116
passengers.
The Memphis section branches of
at Bowling Green from the main
Evening star., 1946-10-16

Of is beds and bassinets to mothers
and babies next Monday, DR.. James
L. Hall, superintendent, announced
today.
Sufficient for taking care of from
so to IS mothers and infants per
month. the ward will be in a section
Of the hospital not affected by the
Evening star., 1946-10-16

epidemic. which cost the lives OF
Is normal and six premature babies
New cases were not admitted to
the hospital shortly after August
%, when the first death occurred
When the maternity ward finally
was cleared Of all cases, workmen
began renoyating It.
Evening star., 1946-10-16
Couple Wed 20 Years
To See Parents Married
Rx The Assnnintad prasa

BY The Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA-Margaret Mil
ligan and Joseph Bonner, who nave
been married more than 20 years,
will attend the wedding of their
parents. -
liam Bonner, 6&have known each
other for % yearS4sBoth are widowed
Evening star., 1946-10-16

section Of the Cincinnati New
Orleans Pan-American. The main
section travels by way Of Nashville
and Birmingham.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25
No. 39s.iGG
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE

At a session of said court held
in tho CITY of Detroit on the 9th
day Of April. AID, 1916
Present The Honorable SHER
MAN D. CALENDER Circuit
Judge.
IL satisfactorily appearing by Rt-
fidavit on file that summons is
sued herein. has been returned -
No service and thai the residence
OF the defendant is unknown and
after diigent search and inquiry
1t cannot be ascertsined in what
State or Country the defendant
resides.
1T is ORDERED that she appear
herein within three months from
the date OF this order. or the Bill
OF Complaint filed herein may be
taken as confessed. and that this
Order he served and published ac-
cording to law and copy thereof
mailed to the said defendant al her
last known address
SHERMAN d. CALENDER.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
CASPAR J. LING EMAN, Clerk
ny J. P. stone
Deputy Clerk 5-11--s-i5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25
Arthur Il. Dawson
9gO6 HaStlngs ST.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
JOHN r CUFF. Plaintiff. vs..
GLADYS CUFF, Defendant.
No. Sg2.78i
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session Of said Cour, held
az the Court House in the CITY OF
Detroit, Wayne County. Michigan.
on the 10th day OF March. AID.
1916
Present Honorable JAMES r.
CHENOT, Circuit Judge.
In this cause II appearing that
Gladys Gun defendant. was last
known t. he resident OF this
State bur that her present where's
abouts are unknown that her last
known address was Detroit. Mich.
On Motion Of Arthur B. David
son. attorney for plaintiff.
IL Is Ordered that the defend
ant Gladys Cuff, enter her appear
ance within three ca full months
from the date hereof or said Bill
OF Complaint will he taken as con-
fessed against her
II IL Further Ordered that a
true copy OF this order be sent by
registered mail. return receipt re-
quested. to the defendants last
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25
LEGAL NOTICES

state. but that sne resides in the
city OF Cleveland. in the State OF
Ohio,
Therefore, on Motion OF Frank
y. Woodbury., attorney for the
Plaintiff,
1T IS ORDERED chat the de-
fendant enter her appearance In
this cause on or before three ca
months from the date OF this Order,
and that within forty days from
the date OF this order. the plaintiff
cause this order TO be published In
the Detroit Tribune newspaper
published and circulated within
said county. said publication TO be
continued once in each week for
six weeks in succession.
GEORGE b. MURPHY,
Circuit Judge
CA True Copy
CAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerck
BY A. T. Nader.
Deputy Clerk 6-l1-6-l5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-25
LEGAL NOTICES

the CITY OF Detroit. County OF
WAYNE. State Of Michigan on the
25lh day of March. 1946.
place of residence by registered
mail.
JAMES Z. CHENoT.
Circuit Judge.
ca True Copy
CAsPAR j. LINGEMAN, Clerk
A. Il. Nader
Deputy Clerk 4-2O--o-25
Present the Honorable JAMES
y. CHENOT, Circuit Judge.
II appearing from the affidavit
on file that the defendant, Con-
ME Longmire, is not a resident
of the State of Michigan, but that
she resides at 500 Il. 1872 Street
New York. Kew York.
IT is THEREFORE, ORDERED
thar the defendant enter her ap-
pearance in said cause on or be-
fore three C3l months from the
date Of this Order or said Bill OF
Complaint will be taken as con-
fcsscd and that this Order be
published as required by law ana
a copy of this order be sent 10
the defendant tn her last known