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Evening star., 1947-07-18

purser aboard an American vessel.
He was graduated from Roosevelt
High School with honors in 1914
and is a member of Phi Eta Sigma
Fraternity at the university. DR..
Kahn is an economist with the
Interior Department.
Mr.. Kruger, 20. was born in
Fremont. Nebr.. and was graduated
from Mckinley High School in l945.
He received his associate in arts
degree in May of this year. He is
the son of Mrs. Winifred A. Kruger.
The Emma K. Carr scholarships
were established in 1882 by Mrs.
Emma K. Carr. who designated that
four in the amount of $500 each
and II in the amount of S100 each
should be awarded annually to
young men attending the university.
500 Scholarship Awards.
The s100 scholarships have been
awarded to the following:
David S. Davis, 8l8 Shepherd
street NV: Abraham j, Dekelbaum,
429 Emerson street NV: John j.
Dwyer, 2124 H street NV; Judah
GreenZaid, It's Tuckerman street
NV; Manuel L. Helzner. 20l H
street NV; Wayne T. Jacob, 2l3
Raymond street, Chevy Chase, Md.
Charles E. Lilien, 1865 Massachusetts
avenue NV; Melvin S. Rosenthal
1887 Columbia road NV: Harold
Shulman. 1916 Eighth street NV;
Howard R. Unger, 2147 O street NV,
Farrell r. 'Werbow. 12l Eleventh
street NE. and Joseph J. Wolf, 443
Decatur street NV.
Miss Gloria Haipern, $500 Four
teenth street NV, has been award
ed the David Spencer Scholarship
of $24O, and Miss Helen Ludwig
40 Plattsburg court NV, received
the Elma Lewis Harvey Scholarship
of 5000.
Other Scholarships.
The Byron Andrews Scholarships
of 500 each. established in 1920 by
Mrs. Belle Fisk Andrews in memor!
of her husband, have been awarded
to Miss Beverly Mae Barrett, 1917
Second street NE; Miss Ann Court
right, 1913 Crawford drive, Rock
vile, Md. and Miss Elizabeth New
Trucks, 1901 South Barton street
Arlington. Va
Other awards have been made as
follows: Mary Lowell Stone Scholar
ship of $50. to Miss Mary L. Benson
3176 North Eighteenth street, Airing
ton, Va; John Wilmington Scholar
ship Of $50, to Miss Maryanna E
Dotson, 5843 Potomac avenue NV;
Isaac David Scholarship Of $50. to
Miss Dorothy F. Brennemen, 1926
Thirty first street Sc: the Robert
Farnham Scholarship Of $50, to Miss
Joan M. Platt, $50 Twenty first
street NV. and the Ellen woodruff
Scholarship of $40, to Miss Oma M
Hilliard, 32l E street Sc.
In addition, two Henry Harding
Carter Scholarships. totaling sl0o,
went to Vincent H. Hennessy, Army
War College.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
b. & O. Places Orders
For 5000 More Cars
BY .he Associated Pres.

BALTIMORE, July 1s.-The Bal
timore 6s Ohio Railroad announced
today it had placed orders for 500
7o-ton hopper cars to be built by
the Pullman Car e. Manufacturing
Co., 1000 50-ton hoppers to be built
by Bethlehem Steel Co., and 500
lotion covered cement hoppers to
be built by the Greenville Steel Car
Co. OF Greenville, Pa.
Deliveries will start In December
and by April the B. 4, o. hopes to
be operating all of the 1850 new
freight cars it nov has on order.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
D.C,Exchange Volume
Reduced Well Below
Year Ago in Half
By Edword C. Stone

volume OF trading on the Wash
ngton Stock Exchange In the first
half year was substantially below
the like period a year ago in both
stocks and bonds, a survey shows.
Stock sales in the six months
totaled 1857 shares against 27,505
F year ago, decrease of 1928
shares. Sales in June alone. Just
oficially reported, amounted to D.
635 shares.
The most active issue on the board
in June was Julius Garf1nckel COM
mon, new, which registered a turn
over OF 800 shares. Washington Gas
common stood next with 494 shares,
Capital Transit third with 445 and
Garfinckel preferred fourth with
$50 changing ownership.
Bond trading in the half year
reached 500, 500 market value, COM
pared with $275.500 last year a de-
crease of $177,000. due mainly to
exceptional activity and interest in
Capital Transit first and refunding
as. June trading totaled Sl5,5o0,
Merchandise Orders Lower.
The Richmond Reserve Bank re-
ported today that stocks on hand IN
Washington department stores at
the end OF May we're 23 per cent
higher than on the same date last
year. but outstanding orders Tor
merchandise we're IS per cent under
The record for May 81. l946.
Total receivables were 80 per cent
higher than on May 81 year ago
Of csirrent bills due. 40 per cent
we're collected during May and OF
installment bills Is per cent were
paid during the month. AS pre-
viously noted, sales in Capital stores
in May we're UP per cent ever last
year and 3 per cent in five months
B. & O. Earnings Up Sharply.
Nel income of the Baltimore d
Ohio Railroad for the first hall OF
1947 was approximately So.20C,ooo
after provision for interest. com
pared with deficit of Sle,690, lo3
for the similar period last year
when strikes seriously reduced opef-
ations, Net income for June was
approximately sl20OG0o as against
a deficit of s597,92S for June, 1916
Gross operating revenues Tor the
half wear set new peacetime rec
ord. Freight revenues we're up 81
ner cent. but passenger receipts
dropped Al per cent, President Roy
p, White said He added that
Arthur w. Steudel, president OF the
Sherwin- Williams Paint Co., has
been made a B. & o. director.
Bank to Open New Branch.
The Anacostia National Bank VIII
npen a branch office at the National
Research Laboratory near Boiling
Field and the Naval Air Station In
Anacostia. it was announced today.
The Office will serve 1000 employees
now being paid by check instead OF
cash. The branch also Will be
open to the public.
Robert E. Koontz. just elected an
assistant cashier, will be manager
of The branch. He Joined the bank S
staff in 1898. served 3h years in the
Navy and is now note teller.
Peoples Drug Dividend Voted.
DIRECTORS of Peoples Drug Stores
Inc. today declared regular quar-
terlv dividend of 40 cents a snare
PAYABLE October to stockholders
of record September 8. The divl-
dend was voted earlier than usual
on account of the vacation perloo
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Mother Withdrows
Suit Against Rubinoff
ey N. Assoc;oted Press

PITTSBURGH. July IA suit
against Dave Rubinoff. violinlst, OF
Encino. Calf, was withdrawn In
Allegheny County Common Pleas
Court yesterday-ending what Mr..
Rubinoff had described as a nasty
family squsbble.'
The suit had been filed last week
by Mrs. Libbie Rubinoff, IS. nearly
blind mother of the violinist. She
sought to cancel deed, turning
over her home to him.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
CHICAGO Groin

CHICAGO. July Is tHs.-Grains rallied
aftetr openins weakness today, corn pac'
ne the upturn. After dropping few
cents In early trading. the wellow cerea
reversed its trend and moved ahead fol
gains 0 fmore than 2 cents from yester'
days finish.
the cash corn market, encouraging buyini
OF this grain. Some traders feel the new
crop December delivery Is low-priced II
are bringing. recovering helped oats
During the early part Of the session
fairly liberal selling developed IN wheal
from cash houses Producers we're said tt
have been quite free sellers OF cash wheat
overnight In the Southwest. Support came
mainly from mills and commission houses
hisher. July, 2.36h: corn was . to 2M
higher. July. 2.15le. and oats were %-lh Y:
hiener, July. .00h.
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Evening star., 1947-07-18
Business Briefs


s2s. .225, 900 900 on July is, decline
Of $4,000. 900 from a week carrier
and $4,000. 900 below year ago.
Federal Reserve Board. The total
has declined steadily since shortly
before Christmas.
Freight Loadings in the week
ended July II totaled 8O6,96l cars,
a gain of 283% from the preceding
holiday week, but 98@o below the
like lo46 week - Association OF
American Railroads.
wholesale Food Price Index Of the
Bureau of Labor Statistics on July
L stood at l48.3'c of the 1875
average. a rise of III from the
preceding week. and 81, above 8
month earlier. but 22a"c above a
wear earlier and 69.1cc above the
like 1887 date,
The Treasury will offer l1-month
s,8 certificates of Indebtedness IN
exchange for all of 81 ,223 ,4o3,o0o
issue of l2-month 78 certificates
maturing August l. The more
liberal interest allowance was inter-
preted as preliminary to un-
pegging the 81 rate.
New York. Chicago & st. Louis
Railroad accepted collateral loan
of s6.n0O.000 from the Mellon Ma
tional Bank e. Trust Co. at 2.24eo
TO finance purchase of Wheeling d
Lake Erie Railway shares prepara-
tory to consolidation OF the latter
line.
NJ. Lowenstein & Sons. Inc. de-
rlared an extra dividends OF 90 cents
and regular quarterly OF 3I12
cents. both payable August Is. This
Is the firms first extra. Earnings
after preferred requirements in the
June quarter were $3.314.150 or 1891
a share VS.. s2,059 1888 or s2.G5 a year
earlier.
Cities Service Co. and Continental
Oil Co. have formed a new corpora
ton. the Citcon Corp. which has
acquired a 162-acre tract near Lake
Charles, La. and will construct a
$50 100000 plant to manufacture
solvent refined lubricating oils.
The plant will be the largest Of its
kind in the country.
General Electric Co. earned $751;
e79,536 or sl.32 share in six
months ended June 80, including a
non-recurring dividend of $5.306.S3
rs. deficit of s5.98o,l79 year
earlier. Net for three months ended
the same date was S212l5.S36 or
IA cents VS.. s7,72l ,40l or 26 cents.
Loew's, Inc, profit for 40 weeks
ended June was $l0.904,82l or
s2.l2 VS.. s12.579.245 or s2.47 in the
same 1916 period.
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
nnt income for five months ended
Nav Fl was s6,66565l or s2.S5 vs..
s2.o6o. .152 or 1927 year earlier.
Container Corp. earned 1864 $50
or s5.e4 in six months ended June
30 VS.. s2,e92.551 or s3.17 a year ago.
Interlake Iron Corp. profit for the
June quarter was sl.235.l06 or So
cents VS.. $234.66 or 10 cents in the
same 1916 period.
Rome Cable Corp. earned 1857 ,774
or 81 cents in the June quarter VS.
S233 ,438 or 81 cents a year earlier
Amalgamated Leather Companies
reported net income of s403 ,999 or 90
cents in six months ended June 80
We. s3o4.Oe5 or SO cents in the same
1916 period
Pittsburgh Foryings Co. earned
s212.3f9 or 96 cents in the June
quarter VS.. s121 PSI or S. cents d
year ago.
Illinois Zinc Co net for nine
months ended June 80 was $462475
or 1929 vs., S104,755 or 81 cents a
year earlier.
Sidney Blumentha, & Co. profit
for six months ended June 80 was
sa2.A49 or % cents VS.. s74l,12o or
s3.o4 In the same le46 period.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. July Is tP.-Foreign eZ-
change rates follow tGrest Britain in dol
lars. others in cents):
Canadian dollar In New York open mai I
ket, Sh per cent discount or 9i.o'12
Europe: Great Britain. S4. .02A, un-
changed France frapc,. .s4A OF cent,
unbalanced: Sweden tkronsl, ".s5, I'M
% 40. UNCHANGED.
Latin America: Argentina. free. "a So,
down .O3 Of a. cent: Brazil. free. 80 un-
che anred; Mexico, 20.S2. UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Washington Produce

(From the Department of Agriculture,)
EGGs-Market firm on Government
Prices paid fob. Washington for Federal
state graded esgs received from gradin:
stations July IS Whites, browns. nike
colors o. s. grade A, large. 81: mediums
50; U. S. grade 3. large, 81; U. 6
grade c. 43.
LIVE PoULTRY-Market weak: receipt
moderate: demand slow. prices lowe
on heavy fowl and broilers, fryers snt
roasters; prices paid f.o.h. Washington
fowl. heavy type. 30c: light type, 2l-""c
oroilers. fryers and roasters: 30-31G.
steady with prices unchanged: supple
ample; demand slow; prices paid fob
Washington dced-packed), fowl. s pound
AZ pounds. 42c: pounds. 3sc; fryers
2H-3h pounds, 36c: broilers, 1-lk
pounds, 40c: 1A-2 pounds. 3ec.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, july Is tN.-The. cotton
futures market turned steady today fol,
lowing early easiness as mil buying and
short covering met onlv, limited offer;
ings Steadine:s in, outside marfet ano
the upturn.
Early seiline was Influenced by favor
able privete crop report, and dtsanpoint-
Credit Corr. to enter the market for
cottor 70 met, needs for Japsn- The
Late afternoon prices were 3s to leo
bale higher than the previont close;
October. 81 December, 34.lb, and
Msrcb SSSE
Evening star., 1947-07-18

a representa- tive
of a cement firm.
Mr.. Kahn, 20.
is the son of DR..
and Mrs. Rich
ard A. Kahn.
He was born in
G e r many and
came here in
1885. For two
years during the
war, the youth
was in the
u n i t e d States
M e r chant Ma
rine. and during
the cu urr e n t
Evening star., 1947-07-18

James Talcott. Inc, earned s259,-
008 or IS cents in six months ended
June 30 VS.. s33s.933 or 81 a year
earlier.
Mutual Life Insuran nee Co. Of New
York reported new business in the
first half totaled $159 ,0C0,0 600, high
est for the period since 1881, and 80
above a year earlier.
Philadelphia g. Reading Coal 4
Iron Co. increased coal prices at
the mine IS to IS cents a ton. ef1ec-
tive August l.
Evening star., 1947-07-18

Warren Reed West. chairman of the
Committee On Student Loans and
Scholarships. announced today.
Emma K. Carr scholarships
for $500 were awarded TO Howard H
johnson, jr.. 1904 Chesapeake street
NV; Fritz r. Kahn. 1907 Fifty
eighth street, Hyattsville, Md; John
r. Krueger 81 Rhode Island avenue
NE. and James A. Sinsabaugh of
Purcellyille, Va.
Mr.. johnson, 81, was born in
Richmond, Va, and was graduated
from woodrow Wilson High School
here in June. 1914. His father is
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Market AVERAGES
Odd-Lot Dealings

eurities and E1chsnse Commission report
ed today these transactions BY customers
with odd;lot dealers Or speeialisti sI on ne n.
4.267 purchases involving l24,s43 shares;
AIS sales Involving 125.672 shares, in
Guiding 3s short sales involving J, ,43s
! shares
Evening star., 1947-07-18
|. Y. Bond Market
furnished By the Associated Rress.D
SELECTED LIST OF ISSUES.


WORLD BANK
Int Blk IS ~ WHOA s
IntBk2 2As57wi lo1 Q
NEW YORK CITY
IS so 112iA
FOREIGN $50
Australia3Nas66 e5
5raz6la 26-67st 4S
Canada As 60 1864
DOMESTIC 2:3G
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Am T&T 2As61 113
AmT&T gas sa lcozs
Am Tobacco3s69 lo53A
A T 8 r As 9S 12o
Balt6sOh 5sa95 63N
B a. o CIV 90 ~
B & o IS 4S -
Beth Stl 2As G01ozik
Bost Me 4Ias 10 81
Brk UnGas4s69 lo6
BufRoch&P57st 66lH
Can Pac As perp 1925
Cent Ga IS soc i
cenPac 1st4s49 1o3,l
Chi&E ! inc 81 42iz
Chi ct Ws As So a6H
ChiI&L4h2O 4oN
CMStP412s201a IS
CMStP4 Hss2044 S7M
c M st p As "a 1851
Chi Ry 5s 81 ~
GRIP 4Kss so l7E
GRIP rf As "a 81
Col g. So 4lasS0 50
Col G&E 3 hs71 lo5A
Comwl Ed 3s n 1851 4
Del & Hud As 63 90
Del L&W4s2042 59N
D&RG3-4s93wI 63N
4Ha2O1SwiA6i1
Erie 4Hss 20I5 50
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fla z est 6s "A 56H
G M&O 2044 B sly
Hud Coal 5s 62a e5N
Hud&M in IS 81 17N
I C 4Ns az 01N
TCCStLor5s63a e2N
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rntGtNor 6s 81 1911
Int G N 1st6s52 s.
TrtEvdrn E1GSAA lAnL
Evening star., 1947-07-18

Heurly Sales on the Eachange Teday:
n omar. 10 900 l2:OU noon $40 COO
90 nm $40 900 600 p.m. SO oco
runtcy or receivership. or being reorEsnized
under the Bankruptcy Act. or securities
assumed BY such companies. Rates Of
disburseuoents based on the last quarterly
or semiannuai declaration. Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
q Also extra or extras Plus stock d1vt-
dend. Cash or stock. Paid last year.
Payable 10 stock; DECLARED or psi5 &c
funds. Accumulated dividends paid or
declared this year.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Scholarships Awarded
To ZIG. W. Students
Of Washington Area

Twenty-seven students from
Washington and nearby areas at
George Washington University have
been awarded scholarships, Dean
Evening star., 1947-07-18

Shark nvers recently were sold by
Chile on a commercial scale for the
first time.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Hedy Lamar Divorces
Loder for indifference
BY III. A,socio'.d Press

LOS ANGELES, July ls.-Hedy
Lamar was free today of John
Loder's indifference"
The 32-year-old actress was
granted a Superior Court divorce
decree yesterday when she testified
that Mr.. Ioder. 49, her third hug
band. was very casual in his atti-
tude toward me and the children. 4"
His actions. she declared, made her
sick.
She received custody of their
three children, including an adopted
son. and Mr.. Loder was ordered to
pay $500 monthly support. They
were married in Nav. le43.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Washington Exchange

| SALES.
Garinckel 4hn plo--lS at "a. rs at "a
Potomac Elee Pwr SO pfd-15 at 1O7A
| 5 at 1914
Potomac Elec Pwr 5IaHc pfd-10 at 1918
| Riggs Bank com-11 at 312.
Potomac Elec Pwr 61e pfd--1 at 1OT.
GEORGETOWN Gas $500 at 124.
Evening star., 1947-07-18

G1tn
Rates of dividends in the foreeoini
table are annual disbursements based or
the last quarterly or semiannuai declara
tion. Unless otherwise noted. special o.
extra dividends are not included; a.Aist
Cash or stock Paid last year fPav.
able in stock. Declared or paid SO fsl
this year. n Payable in Canadian. funds
Accumulated dividends peid or declared
this wear. New issue. WV With warrants
XIV without warrants
Evening star., 1947-07-18

Atlantic Refining Co. announced
a general increase of four-tenths
of a cent per gallon In gssolins
prices to meet increased costs.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. July is R.-Dividends
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26
LEGAL NOTICE

tachcd hcrctp and filed hcrcwiih
that the defendant named hcrcin
not a resident ~ The Cltv 90
Detroit County ~ Wavnp and
state of Michigan that tho do.
icndant has uhdc search and IN
qulv among friends and relatives
10 ascertain The defendant place
~ residence that from his In.
We ug1ton he has hccn reliable
informed thai thc defendant now
resides ~ 500 Charlotte strcot, az
ihc City ~ Kansas and state Of
Kansas and this The Plaintiff
verify believes, and as Ich She
cannot he served with process Isl
sued out ~ Tins Court because
shf beyond 'hc inu Aicton
thereof
On Motion Of { J Flanaran.
aifrre TO- ihe Plaintiff
1T is ORDERED that the abovc
named defendant appear and ans
swcr tho Bill Of Complaint with
N three y months from date
~ this Order. that \ conv 90 this
Ordcr be sent 10 tho defendant AZ
her last known ldrees hv regis
torcd mail or a like COPY nc pub
hshed accordinr 20 law
THOMAS J MURPHY
Circuit Judge
q 7wc Copvl
CASPAR J fINCFMAN Clerk
e p FITZGERALD
Doptlf,s lfl.l Z % 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26
LEGAL NOTICE
Lewis. Rowleiie 81 Brown
700 ST. Anioine ST.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
County u Wavne


County nf WAYNE
NO. 34l.les
Al 4 session 81 tho Probate
Court for SAID COUNTY ~ WAYNE
held al the Probate Court Room
IN the CITY ~ Detroit ON the FIR
tecnth day Of April. IN TIC vcar
ono thousand nine hundred fortv-
seven
Present HON PATRICK r.
oBRlEN Judge Of Probate
In tho Matte AZ tho Estate of
JOSEPHINE STAFFORD al.o
and JOSEPiIINF CHFSAN 10
and JOSEPHINE CIKSAM Dc
ceased
On reading and filing mo pch-
ton dulv verified ~ ROSA
WADE adminstratriX Of sad cs-
tate prawnG that shc niav hc H.
ccnScd 70 scll certain zeal estate
Of said deceased for tho purpose
Of paving the debts ~ sud de-
ceased and tho charges of admin.
lStcrng SAID estate
IT IS ORDERED Tint the
TwcntY second day ~ NAV ucx,
al Ten o'clock m Tho forenoon
a. SAID Court Room hc appointed
for hcnnc said petition and Tint
al persons Interested In sand
eStatc appear before saii Court
~ ,aWi tlnlc and plac. ID Shove
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26
NO. 3s7 447
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

~ a session ~ said Court held
~ the Court House rn INC CIV
~ Detroit. on thc l4ih cav 81!
March A ID l9l1
Present Honorable THOMAS J
MURPHY Circuit judge
Ii appearing fgon affidavit 81
tachcd hereto that Joseph Wiu6
field defendant named lu tho
above entitled cause docs not roe
side in the city Of Detroit Coun-
~ az Wayrc and State Of Mlchi-
gan. but that from search and
inquiry the plaintiff has been rc-
liably Informed that the defend
amt resides at ll9 West 18th
street, Gary. Indiana this The
plaintiff vculv believes and a'
such he cannot be served wif
process issued OF this CoWt nc.
cause he Is beyond The Jurlsolc-
ton thereof
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26
LEGAL NOTICES

tn,s tic Plantf verify believes
and 4 such be cannot be served
with procc ISSUED out Of th,5
Court bocduso be IS beyond the
jurisdiction thereof Therefore.
or MOTION Of S J Flana-
gan attorney fus thc Plaintiff
IT IS ORDERED that Tho
above namc4 defendant appear
and arswc TIC Bill ~ Compliant
floi n sad cause within three
3 months ft0rr date hereof.
TT Is FURTHER ORDERED
that 2 cops * TINS order be sent
~ the defendant by registered
mail f hc last known address
re Sc COPY be published 5c-
yord.rg N Lave
JAMES + CHENOT
Circuit Judge
s T ~ Capy)
CASFhB J LINCEMAN Clerk
~ = Stone,
Deng Cl@k 3c24 2s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-04-26
NO. 400 463
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

AZ Session " SAID Cout ht'd
~ tro Court House y tho CIV
N Dttrot IN SAID Countr aBd
state on the 10Th day Of Apl
A u 1857
Present The Hon FRANK 3
FUGUSON Circuit Judge
ON eating and filing the if-
davt hereto 'iachcd from which
II appears That the defendant
Amelia Anthony IS not a resident
~ Detroit Michigan but when
last heard Of and from resided at
l4t4N 2l>t street ST Louis Mo
therefore
on motion Of Edward 8 Sim
mons. attorney for plaintiff
1T. IS ORDERED thai the ic-
fcudant appear ln this cause
within three 90 months from the
cate hereof either IN person or
by attorney and that her failure
SO to do viii cause her default 20
be taken
AND 1T is FURTHER ORD
Erred that q copy Of tins ordol Ne
published in the Detroit TRI-
BUNE a newspaper printed and
published In the County of
Wavnc. Michigan according to
law
AND 1T IS FURTHER ORD
Erred that a true copy " this
ordc together with q copy of The
affidavit upon which u is found
cd hc served upon the defendant
al hct LAST Nnown place ~ address
bv registered mail return re-
celpt demanded
And all Of which foregoing is
so ordered
FRANK 3 FERGUSON
Circuit judge.
"a True Copvl
CASPAR J LlNGEMAN, Clerk.
A + Hamilton,
Deputy Clerk 4-26--o-5l
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NO. 4l2l29
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

~ session af sand Cont hold
az the Court House y tho CIV
~ Detroit on The - day of March
A y la47
Prcacn, Hon LILA 3. NElEN
FELT Cucu't JU8gc
Ssti,factory prnof hr affidavit
showing that il cannot be a,cct-
tanned n wha; state or coun'rv
the defendant move csdcs and
his present Whereabouts arc I'M
knoWn that hls last known place
~ residence Va Route On
Box Sc Ctt' ~ Danwlic Counts
Of Dckaln and Sttc - George
on MOTION OF LcN Rove
lotto & Blown ATTORNEY a.. Ely
al8l Plus plaintiff hcroln
IT Is ORDERED Mat thc SAID
defendant enter hs appearance n
sand cause ON or before three
months from tho date of thi, ord
en- 81 the Bill ~ Complaint may
be taken AS confessed and thtt
tho sand oicr hc nUhl Bed and
q cory thereof served apon de-
fcnddnt hv cgstctcd mail "a.
CURED hv l0c
LILA " NtrENFELT
CucUt judge
CAsnAR J LINGEMAN CHI X
4 a Al'reda.
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JANES Y SFNTO
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5sS Grafton Ave.

STATE OF MICHIGAN in tic
Circuit Court Cor The County of
Wavnc u Chdnccry
MINNIE WINFIELD PLANE
tT Us JOSEPH WINFIELD.
Defendant
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S J. Flanagan. ATTY.

STATE CT MICHIGAN n the
Circu' Court lu tho County Of
WAYNE n C'hnCorv
ROBERT II HAZARD pla'r-
TIT vs. EANOR J HAZARD,
Dafat,91pf