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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-08-31
NJ. 3g9- l5G
ORDIR on Ape ARANCF

At session OF sand Court held
in the Count Mouse IN the cry Of
Detroit Nayue oU'y Michigan.
on his la day of lu,y AID. l9ib.
Present Honorable SHERMAN
u. CALLfNuEB Circuit Judge
Ii satisfactorily appearing from
the AFFIDAVIT ~ me Plaintiff on
file in This cause and The Return
of no summons issued out VI and
under the seal of this Court that
tho Defendant Leonard Coleman
cannot be located after diueent
search ana pqliry and t'a HIS
present whereabouts are unknown
hui thar his la~t known address To-
the PlaiwG WIS 1880 Ncnkd ST.
Detroit Michigan
F. 1T Is ORDERED THAT said Leon
ard Coleman appear and answer
the NIL of Complaint nled ~ this
cause wthlu three go months
from the dae of this order. or
said lHf VH he aiken as confess
ed agans huW
And 1T rs FURTHER ordered
that q COPY NJ sad Order be sent
tho Defendant a his last known
address hy roriS cred mail and In
ease nn registered reuirn recent
signc3 y said Dc'cndan Is re-
ccired that this Order he publish
cd as feQured hy Law.
SHERMAN p CALENDER
Circuit Judge
"a Truo Copy
CASPAR y LINGEMAN Clork
Bv J. u Sable.
Deputy Clerk S-l0-9-l4
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Willis VI. Graves, Atty.
ii6 T.. Warren Ave,

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Nayne In Chancery.
GOLDEN KENNEDY. Plain in.
rs LUEVENIA KENNEDY, De
isndanl
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No. 39I.5sl
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

VhUEN VT IAhitN AhNf
AZ session " said Court held
al the Cour; house In the city OF
Detroit, Wayne County, Michigan,
on the 2Sth day OF June AID, 1915.
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Lewis, Rowlette 4 Brown
Attorneys
F-n0 60 tutotuo Sfro.of

law FNta AHNNfUF EAiNEA
STATE OF MICHIGAN IN The
Cifcu, Court FOR the County Of
WayHc n Chancery.
ANN1E NAE COATS. PLAINTIFF,
u.s. SHEAp COATS. Defendant
No. i0l-26t
ORDER or PIBIICATI0N
A. session ~ said Court held
at the court House in the CRY OF
Deuol, ou the 10Th day OF July.
a. - lqi6
Present honorable SHERMAN
j. CALLFNDEB Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by AFFIDAVIT.
showing thl lt cannot he ascer-
tanned I'M wha sta,e or country
the defendant now resides and
his present whereabouts are un-
known that his last known place
40 residence Was care OF General
Delivery Akron 0hio
Ou Motion ~ Lewis RoWlette &
Brown arorncy> for Annie Mae
Goats plaintiff herein
mr. is ORDERED that the said
defendant enter his appearance in
said cause On cor before three (S)
months from date ~ this order or
hr 1911 ~ Complaint NAV be taken
Us confessed and that said order
ho punhshad and opy hereof
served upon said defendant by reg
Istcred maii as required by law.
Shrman ~ Calender
Circuit Judge
"a True C0pvl
CASFAR J LING EMAN Clerk
nv J. b stone
Deputy Clerk S-17-s-z1
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nRnER 81 PIRIICATION

At session Of said Cour held
al the Courthouse IN the city OF
Detroit Wayne County Michigan,
on the 2Sth day OF June AID l'to
Present Hon JOHN v. BREN-
NAN, Crcui Judge
In this cause 10 appearing ny
AFFIDAVIT thar Gladys Gun defend
ant. was last known 90 be ? resi-
dent OF this state hut hat her
present Whereabouts are unknown
that her last known address was
Detroit, Michigan
on mo.ion Of Arthur i. David
son. attorney for plaintid
II Is ORDERED that the defend
ant. Gladys Cuff enter her appear
ance I'm this cause on or before
three full months from he date
hereof or said Bill of Complaint
will be taken as confessed against
her.
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED
that true copy OF this order be
sent nv registered mail TO he de-
PENDANTS last known address. and
I'm the absence of said registered
letter be delivered to the defend
mt only then said order ia 10 be
published In newspaper circulate
ing I'm Wayne County. Michigan.
according 10 law.
JOHN V. BRENNAN.
Circuit Judge
a True Copy
CAsPAR J. LINGENIAN. Clerk
BY A.E. Nader,
Deputy Clerk S-lo--9-zl
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James Lee, Attorney
O0IO - iutafua

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne IN Chancery
ERVIE OAHS. BAYFIELD,. Plain
tin vs. BERT BARFIELD. Defend
ant.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Ralph Miller. Attorney
III lAnlii Street

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Ciitmt Court for the County OF
Wayne in thancery
FL Ia MONTGOMERY Plaintiff
Sc WILLIAM MONTGOMERY, De-
PENDANT
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LEGAL NOTICES
Attorneys
I336 BruSh street


Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne in Chancery.
GEORGIA BUCHANAN, Plaintiff
VS.. JOHN BCCKMAN. Defendant
No. l0O-81i
ORDER or APPEARANCE
~ a session OF said Court held
in he Court House in the City 90
Detroit, Wayne County Michigan.
on the 3rd day OF July. AID. 1915.
Present Honorable ADOLPH +.
MARSCHNER Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing from
the affidavit OF the Plaintiff on
lille herein that the Defendant.
John Buchanan Is not a resident
90 the state OF Michigan, but is a
resident of the State OF Indiana.
CITY OF Bloomington post office
address therein $40 West Pine 81.
1T Is ORDERED hat the said
John Buchanan. Defendant, appear
and answer the Bill of Complaint
He'd IN this cause within :hree
t2i months from the date Of this
Order. or said Bill will be taken
as confessed against him:
AND 1T IS Further Ordered
that a copy OF said order be sent
to the Defendant John Buchanan
by registered mail. and in case no
return receipt signed by the de-
fendant is received tina. this order
be published as required by law.
ADOLPH + MARSCHNER
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN, Clerk
BY c. n. Fitzgerald,
Deputy Clerk s-lO-9-l4
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oRnER nF nd RI.IcATIoN

Aa .es lon 81 said Cour, held
~ me Cont llolB IN Tie City OF
Dermf said CounD State Of
NleMcan on his Srd day OF May,
ALL Iaif.
prseu honorable GEORGE B.
MURPHY Circuit Judge
II Satisfactorily appearing to the
roGt ln tDis cause from the af-
ndaylt og TIE pain r on file In
thc above eniuled and numbered
cause Thar the within named de-
Grdaut IS not resident OF he
CIV OF Detroit County OF Wayne.
State os Michigan hut that her
a- known address was Chicago,
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED hat
Ba,hd Jones appear and answer
n b ~ ompiaint filed IN this
cause within three ca months from
the date OF ihis order or said Bill
,ot compair whl he taken as con-
fused against her
lT is FURTHER ORDERED
that copy ~ this Order be sent
10 the LAST known address OF the
SAID defendant by registered mail,
and IN case no registered re'urn
receipt signed nv he defendant siS
reccived that this Order be pub
Ashed la tho manner and form re-
duired by law
GEORGE B MURPHY,
Circuit Judge
& True Copyl
| CASPAR j. L1NGEMAN. Clerk
liy q + Nader,
Deputy Clerk o-25-6-ze
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Edward 4. simmons, Atty.
gO3 LAWYERS bldg.

STATE or MICHIGAN. in Tie
Circuit Cour for the County OF
WAYNE IN Chanoery
FSTELLA CtRRlE Plaintiff VS.
CORNELIUS CrRRfE. Defendant.
NJ. f02.09O
ORDER or OBLIGATION
A. session OF said Court held
40 he Court House in the cry Of
Detroit said County and state on
tho 30th day OF July AID, 1916
Present. Tho honorable SHER-
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Edward NJ. Turner, Atty.

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Court for the County OF
WAYNE IA Chancery
HOUSTON WHITMAN Plaintiff,
VS. DOROTHY WHITMAN, Defend
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Anthony Nelson, Attorney
toS peuObScOt Bldg.

STATE or MICHIGAN in he
c,rcpit Court for the County of
Wavre IN Chancery.
OLA CONOR, Plaintiff vs.. JAKE
cONOR. Defendant.
~ lnIs-E
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Chester smith, Attorney

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
lrcuit Court for the Count of
Wayne in Chancery.
JOHN TRlCB. Jr.. Plaintiff VS..
AMANDA TRlCE. Defendant.
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Arthur u. Davidson, Atty.
JQUG Hastings

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wavno in thancery.
JOHN x. CUFF Plainun vs..
GLADYS CUFF pelcudant
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NJ fW--slHo
ORDER or PUBLIC ALTON

Al a session of said court held
ia tho Court House IN the Wayne
County Building al Detroit Michi-
gan on this : day Of august, AID
1876
Present Honorable VINCENT N.
BRENNAN. Circuit Judge
Il appearing from AFFIDAVIT on
file that after dileeut search and
inquiry. il cannot be ascerained
in what state or Country The de-
PENDANT VIII Murpy re,ldrs.
IT is ORDERED hat The de-
PENDANT VIII MURPHY apnear
and answer ,ho Riil of Complainl
filed in this cause within three
months from date hcloof or said
Bill will be taken ~ confessed
against hing
TT IS FURTHER ORDERED that
copy OF this order hc svn, by reg
istered mail return ecDp re-
guestcd 20 said dcfGhar' az MS
last known address 10 o-N Gam
field Detroi, Michigan nd mat
copy of this order hp published IN
no Detroit Tribune so accordance
with the Law.
VINCENT VI BRENNAN,
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
.CASPAR j. LINGEMAN Clerk
Ry a Shedd
Deputy clerk Nl'--9--l
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Anthony Nelson. ATTY.
l1S PrnnhNcni Hlhp.

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chanccry.
OLA MURPHY pldinI6 vs.,
WILL MURPHY Defendant
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Gl True Copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
liy a a Berle
Deputy Clerk 7-27-S-3l
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14

Of coal has tripled and the cost OF
labor has increased sharply. They
add that rents at the two projects
have been increased, thus defeat
ing the primary purpose OF the
housing projects to provide living
quarters for persons in loW-income
brackets. Some tenants are said to
be earning around 5000 a month.
On the other hand, I. l. Blan-
ford, executive director of the
Housing Authority, argues that the
city has no right to cancel OF
amend the contract at this time,
since it was signed for a ten-yea-
period at the 1.3 cent rate. He has
submitted a check for $603.20 to
cover the July bill figured at the
contract rate, whereas the city bill
for the month on the increased
basis came to 1928. If it were figur-
ed at the regular residential rae,
it would be far higher.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
TWO SCHICK TEST
CLINICS PLANNED
Health Officer Announces
Dates For Guidance
OF Parents

DR.. A. H. Elliott, head of the
County health department, an
nounced yesterday that two Schick
testing clinics will be held at the
Health department offices on Fri
day, August 16 and % at 3 o'clock.
1t was pointed out that the clinics
are only for those pre-school pupils
who have not had diptheria i'm
nominations and it is necessary
for the pupils to be vaccinated
before they can attend school.
All pre-school pupils taking the
tests on Fridays will need to re-
turn to the clinic on the following
Tuesdays at 3 p. m. for inspection
of the results of the test.
DR.. Elliot said the Schick tests
are not obligatory, but the record
of immunization for diptheria is
required. If the tests are positive
toxoid will be administered at the
Tuesday inspections.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
HATCH CASE SENT
TO HIGHER COURT
Conductor To Face Assault
Charges August rs At
Whiteville
Special To The Star

,WHITEVILLE, Aug. 10. - The
case against l.. L. Hatch, Atlantic
Coast Line conductor, charged with
assault with a deadly weapon has
been continued until the August 70
term of Superior court here.
Arrested August l
The charges were lodged against
the 65-year-old Goldsboro resident
Thursday, August /, following a re-
ported affray between Hatch and
G.. H. Courington, baggagemaster
on the mixed train that runs be-
tween Elrod and Conway, S. c.
According to Deputy Sheriff Will
Billiard, Hatch stabbed Courington
with a knife while the train was
making it's scheduled run between
Elrod and Conway.
Courington Apologies
The deputy said he understood
there had been an argument be-
tween Hatch and Courington sever
al days prior to the stabbing and
that railroad officials had advised
Courington to apologize to Hatch
because he is an old man."
The officer said that when Cour-
ington went to offer his apologies
the stabbing occurred.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
TRIP

BURGAW, Aug. IS - Thirty
two All club members and
eight adult leaders have re-
turned from a trip to Manteo
to see the Lost Colony. The
group travelled by a special
bus. Those who went were
Peggy J. Marks, Sylvia Burnett,
Alice Ray Dixon, Carolyn At
kinsoa, Joyce Newton, Shirley
Bowden. Bonnie Ceile Hanchey.
Mary Slocum Hall, Sue Wal
ker, Barbara, Betty 10, and
Eleanor billiard, jeanette Hall,
Jacualine Bats, Elizabeth Dean
Johnson, Dorothy Woodcock,
Julia Ann Hall, Billy Halves,
Dean Sudbury. Billy Whitehead,
David Newkirk. Pat Wheeler,
Edward Squires. Dewitt Nc
Gowan, Bobby Groom, David
Mcmillan, Homer Hall, Joha
Floyd Littleton. K. D. Futch,
Jr.. Tommy Harvin, Dixon
Johnson. and Herbert Murray.
Leaders were Frances o. Wes-
ton, H o m Demonstration
Agent, Mary Lee Burns, As
sistant Home Demonstration
Agent, Mrs. L. L. Harvin, Mrs.
H. c. Walker, Mrs. c. Bowden,
Mrs. E. N. Sudbury. Mrs. E.
Dinnis Atkinson, and J. R.
Sasser, Jr.
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Ellery Queen a Detective - CBS-basic
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Lone Rangers Drama of West - ABC
Battle of Commentators - MBS-basic
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Bill Brandt Sports (R'pt 7:15)-MBS
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Lum and Abner Comedy Skit - ABC
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Jean Hersholt as DR.. Christian - CHS
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RoTARIANS HEAR
FARMING LAUDED
Nil Bolton, Tide Water
AGENT Addresses Club
At Regular Meeting

~h,siness man can no longer
inc ,,0on the farmer as a hay
box members of the Rotary club
sea .old Yesterday by Neil Bolton,
we're ., ,y,T agent of the Tide Water
sss-s company, at the clubs regu-
Jar osent. who was recently en-
INV nv the power company to
Ploys' farmers in Southeastern
aSSs. Carolina, came here from
NolI VIRGINIA, and took occasion
Fss Suite the members to come by
70 .Hico to discuss the many
his "aos that face the profession
PEop s1sinoss man and farmer.
a. Merchants Benefit
uent on to point out that
ne farming conditions mean
'os"' income for local merchants
no asrl as the farmers He said
4; Ho onIv s. per cent of the gradu-
tna' w. Horticulture colleges return
ifs .so % farms. the reason being ne
70 5nt was due to hard work
fSp. .sa farms. It will be his duty
Oh a ps the farmers in any way
% aiSle in the territory served by
gs Utilities company, he remark
Su' To Sponsor Show
Charles Harrington, chairman of
Horse Show Committee gave
s w interesting report and the club
, a., n 10 sponsor the Cape Fear
uorse Show to be staged here Octo-
Der 4 and 5.
prisade Boys camp next Wednes-
.t,Ib picnic to be held at the
DIV August q at 2 o'clock. Mem
hers were invited to pack their
Inches and enjoy the outing.
Walter Cartier, executive seere-
4,rv Of the Wrightsville Beach
Chamber of Commerce., told the
members of the fishing rodeo to
he staged in this section next
north.
The program was in charge of
J. Russell Parks and Jack Cars
well. president presided.
Guests included: W. M. Burton,
Mgncie, Ind; Paul N. Nichols,
and John 7. Hancock. Jr., both Of
Toccoa. Ca; Robert j. Walker of
G-eenville, S. c.; Bob Creighton
Of Raleigh; W. M. Daughtridge,
Jr, of Rocky Mount; James L..
RiDpy of Union City, Tenn; DR..
Walter McIntire of Knoxville,
Tenn: J.. C. McAnis of Knoxille,
Tenn; John W. Rankin, manager
0 fthe James Walker Memorial
hospital; Neil Bolton and George!
Conant of the Tide Water Power
Company.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
PEPPER PREFERS WALLACE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. -P-
Senator Pepper D.-Fla.) said
Tuesday he would "rather have
Henry Wallace for the 1948 Dem
ocratic presidential nomination but
that President Humans chances
for denomination are ''overwhelm-
ing" The Florida senator told a
news conference that he and others
with like views are going to 40
everything they can to see that
the liberal element in the demo-
cratic party Is strengthened in ev-
cry possible way.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
TENANTSPROTEST
INCREASED RATES
New Bern Residents Nav
Take Electric Raise
Case To Court

NEW BERN, Aug. 13.-The ques-
ton of whether the city of New
Bern has the right to raise the
contract price of electricity for the
federal housing project tenants
here may be taken to court.
When the two federal housing
projects for 116 white tenants and
253 Negro tenants were under con-
struction in June, 1910, the city
signed a ten-year contract to sell
electric current to the New Bern
Housing Authority at one and one
tenth cents a kilowatt hour. The
next November the contract was
altered to make the rate one and
th-ee-tenths cents, through action
of the Federal Housing Authority
without formal request by the city.
Increase Voted
Last March the city aldermen
voted to increase July l the hous-
ing projects rate to two cents. This
is far lower than the other local
residential rates, which for the
first 80 kiloWatt hours 60 as high
as eight cents, then are reduced
for greater amounts by degrees
until all over 200 kilowatt hours
cost only two cents per k. W. h.
Aldermen assert that the price
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
INDIANS WATCH

WASHINGTON, Aug. l3.-U.p-
F%ull-blooded Indians in feathe-ed
headdress watched solemnly Tues
day as Present Truman, using rs
pens signed a law designed to give
the American Indian speedier JUS
tee in his claims against the white
man. CoStumed Sioux, Blackfeet,
CaoctaWs and Utes nodded their
heads appreciatively as the presi-
dent said he was happy to approve
a measure removing "a lingering
discrimination against our first
Americans"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
MOVES TO RALEIGH

NEW BERN, Aug. 10 - Mrs.
T. N. Grice has joined Mr..
Grice in Raleigh to make their
home there. For some time
they resided here while The
latter was general manager of
the Atlantic and Last Caro-
lima Railway company. Several
months ago he resigned the
railroad job in order to return
to his former partnership in
the w. M. Russ and COM
pany, general auditing firm in
Raleigh. He was a member Of
the Rotary club and an active
leader in the chamber of COM
merce while he lived here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
BANK TO OPEN

SHALLOTTE, Aug. 10 - j.
E. Cooke will open the Shall
lotte office of the Waccamaw
Bank ond Trust company here
at 9 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing, August IA. The local bank
will occupy a frame dwelling
on the main street of the vii
lage. This site is only Temporal
ry. A new brick building is
being erected by R. D. White,
next to the drug store, and will
be completed in the near fu-
ture. Cooke formerly served as
cashier of the Holly Ridge
branch of the WaccamaW bank.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14

DETROIT, Aug. 13.-U.P'- The
Packard Motor Car company be-
gan calling its $500 workers back
to their jobs Tuesday, after the
United Auto Workers (CIO) an
nounced the end of a week-old
strike over seniority and overtime
differences. Packard officials said
they hoped to be back in full opera
ton by Wednesday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
FIVE LYNCHED

ATHENS, Aug. 13.-(P-Five
persons were lynched by an angry
mob in the village of Nea Anchialos
Tuesday after they allegedly help
ed a Communist band in an attack
against a gendarmerie station in
which n gendarme was killed
and three wounded.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
AUTO COLLISION

TABOR CITY, Aug. 10 - A
collision between the cars of
Charlie Bruce Floyd and James
Redd Douglas resulted in the
arrest of Floyd on charges of
improper equipment and Doug
las for improper brakes and
reckless driving.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
STARTED

WARSAW, Aug. 10 - The
Presbyterians Of Warsaw have
recently started construction
of a manse for their pastor,
Rev. Clark. The house will be
located behind the church and
will consist of seven rooms.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14

WHITEVILLE, Aug. 13-All
veterans interested il agri-
culture training are requested
to meet at the Williams Town
ship High school, Wednesday,
August IA at 8 O'Clock. Pat
Formyduval and c. R. King
will talk on Veteran training
and requirements.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14

Culpepper of Daring, Ga, we're
placed under arrest by state
highway patrolmen following
an automobile accident here
Saturday afternoon. Both driv-
ers were charged with reckless
driving.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
NICE A RAISE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.- up -
President Truman Tuesday signed
a bill revamping the United States
Foreign service and increasing the
annual salary Of top diplomats
from $40, 900 to S25, 900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
NEW TT

WHITEVILLE, Aug. 10 -
Mrs. Bob Stevens has been
named superintendent of
nurses at the Columbus county
hospital. She succeeds Miss
Mary Elizabeth Stephens, who
resigned the position.