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, 1948-04-21
G~oIdsborouuh Finds
John |. Lewis Guilty

Federal Judge Allan Colds
borough put a total fine Of
$l,43,O0O on, union leader
John L. Lewis and his Union
yesterday, for failing to OBJ
serve an injunction of April
3rd urging the miners back to
work.
Judge Goldsborough made
a similar fine against them
sometime ago this time his
figure is doubled. The Union
has been fined ST, 4OO,O Dol and
Mr.. Lewis, $4,000.
Some Of the 4OO, 900 miners
are still on strike pending the
courts action, and threaten not
to work at all if Lewis is
jailed.
On the other hand, the court
is planning to impose a fine.
hat would cost the Union
ABOUT $1,000 a day for every
day on strike.
, 1948-04-21
KING
PRIME MINISTER 20 YRS.

Prime Minister Mack enzie
King of Canada has held his
position longer than any other
prime minister to date.
Mr.. King, now is 70 years
old, is President of the Privy
Council and has held his posi-
finn &c nrirna minister If Can.
ade for 20 years, 327 days.
He has announced his in
tention to resign in August.
, 1948-04-21

would cost more money.
AS scheduled, the Legisla-
tive Assembly convened at 10
and the Governor was intro
|duced at 1890.
The usual custom 81 enter
tanning the Councilfnen 1t the
Government House might be
abandoned due To the extren1-
" financial difficulties now
facing the Islands govern
ment. His Excellency ex
poets the session to be short
also, to keep expenditures al
a minimum,
Text Of the Governors mes
sage follows:
The Legislative Assembly Of
the Virgin Islands has been
convened to consider an agen-
da which is substantially short
er than the agenda Of the last
and other recent sessions. In
addition, most Of the legislaA
tive proposals before you to-
day were discussed in my mes
sage at the opening Of the 1917 1914
session. / shall, therefore,
speak only briefly at this time.
There seems to be substan-
tial interest in the proposed
Continued on page 81
, 1948-04-21
ST. Tho. Police Broadcast
Fails To Come OFF

The scheduled broadcast of
a special program by the st.
Thomas Glee Club, featuring
speeches by Governor HASTE
and other outstanding individ-
uals on Sunday afternoon at
$50, failed to come off as SEIZED.
uled. In reply to an inquiry
by Director Charles, the own
ers Of the Station cabled that
an opera that was featured on
CONTINUED on Page ~
, 1948-04-21
Hollywood Producer
Convicted AS Un-Amer.

A jury Of eight women and
four men found John Howard
Larsen, Hollywood producer.
guilty Of being connected with
communism and has been sen
fenced one year in prison and
$1,000 fine.
Larsen is one Of ten Holly
wood writers and producers
who refused to answer when
were asked BY the Com
.ittee on IN American Actiy
tiles, whether they were men,
CONTINUED on Page a
, 1948-04-21
Governor Sresses Need For UnifieafiOn
Can Be Accomplished Without Return Of I. 4.

Governor HASTE stressed the need for u~niheasion 81 the
Virgin Islands and suggests that il can be accomplished with
out the addition Of "one penny TO our public expenses" He
il because Of the oft-repeated statements by some
Councilmen that the establishment Of I single police force
, 1948-04-21

sOtheF important products OF the country, whose climate ranees
from steamy tropics to that Of lofty mountains. Agriculture fur
nIsheS 2 livelihood for most of Venezuela,s 4,3OO,OOO people. who
live on some S52y 900 square miles Of land. Venezuela is represented
at United Nations headquarters by Ambassador Carlos Eduardo
StOAs Nenezuela's flag has horizontal gold, blue and red stripes
ar semicircuiar row of seven white stars in the center.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
Increase In
NEEDLES Sought

WASHINGTON, D. c. (NNPA)
Senator Ebert ID. Thomas,
Democrat of Utah, last Friday
introduced bill to amend the
Public Health Service Act so
as TO provide grants and schol-
arships for medical. dental,
nursing and public health educa-
ton.
Under the terms OF his bill
both The Howard University Med
ical School and Meharry Medical
College would be eligible fol-
Federal aid.
The Howard Medical School,
as part Of Howard University.
Is now supported in part by
Federal funds, but additional aid
would be made available TO il
under Senator Thomas bill.
The purpose Of the bill is to
provide Federal aid to medical
school, So that the supply %.
doctors dentists, nurses, labora-
tory technicians and related per-
sonnet for the Army, Navy, Pub
lie Health and Veterans Admin
istratlon will be forthcoming.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
Standings And Sho citing
Mark Weekend Of Crime

Five men were stabbed last
Friday evening and Saturday
morning, and one man shot in
the face by one of two thugs who
attempted TO rob him and his
wife in an alley.
Robert Hayes, 35, and his wife
Lucille. %, told police that they
were stopped in the rear Of their
home by two men, early Satur-
day morning. One of the two ex-
claimed: "this is a holdup,' ac-
cording TO Hayes, then firing the
gun which he held In his hand
The bullet struck Robert IN his
upper lip and lodged in h 5
cheek.
Arthur Cobb. 81 $685. Beau
bien, reported to police that he
was stabbed in his chest by a
man whom he had ordered out
of his house, along with a wom-
an companion. known only as Ed
ma.
Cobb said that the two came
into his home and demanded that
they be allowed TO get into his
bed, with him, and sleep for the
night.
Abraham Marcy, 80. 1904 Cam
eron was struck from behind by
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
Youth For
Wallace To
Hold Meeting

The Youth for Wallace organi-
zing committee has announced
plans for a state wide Youth and
Student for Wallace Conference,
to be held here, Saturday. May
is, at the Hartford Avenue Bap-
fist church.
The purpose of the Conference
is to organize the young people
Of the state of Michigan around
the Henry Wallace program for
Peace, Security, Freedom"
"A permanent progressive
youth organization will be set up
at this time. whose task will be
to draw up progressive program
for youth needs.
Among the groups who form
the organizing committee. are
young people representing Negro
Youth Church groups. Polish,
Italian, Bulgarian, Yugoslav, Jew
ish Youth Groups, Young Farm
Youth from Outstate, and rep
reservations from various trade
unions.
Read Tribune Twice Weekly =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
Students Should Enter
School Safety Contest

McGivens Safety supervisory has
planned for the following week
are: a quiz contest, a limerick
contest. a photo contest, and a
jingle contest. The contest ends
May Is. II you intend 10 put
Miller in first place you had bet
ter get busy and don't forget
II you are first here at Miller,
and Miller places in one of the
three positions you are eligible
for swell trip TO New York
with all expenses paid.
The l2B's are planning two ac-
tivities for the month; the first
10 be held on the l4th ~ the
annual senior Fun Day which
will take place In the auditorium
at $3.50. and the 10th will mark
the end OF the King Contest
when the winner will be crowned
King OF Miller at the Royal
Ball.
The Speech Department has
received its new wire recording
equipment. The fourth hour
Better Speech Club" will adj
dress some 100000 people in
different churches in this COM
munlty. The topic of the address
will be safety in the community.
PORTRAIT OF a TROJANITE
Today's Portrait of a Trojan
lie deals with a popular young
lady. whose name is Ann Ford.
Ann was born in Detroit on
Aug. n, 1891, and attended
Norvell Elementary School from
which she came TO Miller in
l945. Miss Ford is secretary of
the Sophisticated Ladies and an
active member of the Metropoli-
tan Sportsmenship Council. the
Service Club. the Y-Teens, and
the fifth nour Speech Club.
Ann hobbies are dancing and
collecting and playing records.
both popular and classical. Ann
is commercial student and
plans 20 make her future in
Commercial Law, and with her
keen ability and refined per-
sonality am sure she will sue.
coed.
Well folks, that just about
covers all the news from Miller
this week but I'll be back with
you next week with even greater
happenings Of students at Sid
ney d.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
ADoLPH F. MARscBNI
JUDsON n. POWELL. Atty.
IgOa HroadWav


STATE or MICHIGAN in the Circi,
court for the County OF wayne in Chan
sery
IRENE COOPER Plaintiff vs. AS
SEW COOPER. Defendant.
No. AsD-45I
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session ~ said Court held ~
WAYNE county Court House in the city
Of Detroit on the 18th day OF March.
AID. 1875
Present. HOS. CLYDE l. WEB
5TER. circuit Judge.
~ satistac;ori!. appearing by afndaNit
hereto attached that the Defendant. As
kew Cooper IL not = resident OF the
state OF Michigan. but 10 resident ~
ais present address IL Route Box "a.
ON MOTION OF JCpsON y. pow
ELI, Attorney for Plaintiff. 1T rs OR
DERED that the aforesaid Defendant
Askew Cooper. enter his appearance IN
the shove entitled cause within three
months from the date hereof or the
said bin OF Complaint Med herein viii
be taken az confessed against him.
on LIKE MOTION, IT rs ORDERED.
that a true copy OF this order be mailed
TO the Defendant By registered mail, re-
turn receipt requested. deliver 10 adj
dressee only. and that same be publish
ed according "a law IN case said Order
he returned undeiivered by the Post
once Department
CLYDE WEBSTER.
Circuit Judse
True Copy
EDGAR NJ. BRANDON,
clerk
By ED MuRAwsKE. Deputy clark
iiT; 5.sf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
Northwestern Highlights
LA Holds Open House;
Parents Enjoy Program

PLAYED such selections as Robins
Nest. Manana, Star Dust, Balla-
rina and others.
SOME OF THE HOSTESSES
Some Of the hostesses were:
Perppins Woodrlng, ID O rothy
Stinson. Daisy Rolling, Dorothy
Hall. Martha Haynes Evelyn
CLARK. Geraldine NeWberrys
Ruthie Clinton. Dolores Walker.
Ethel Walker and Zerdine Grier.
A Northwestern Dance Band
has been organized under thu
direction Of Mr. Helstein. Dolores
Smith IS the sololst with the
band. and / predict that she
viii become a big hit Some
members OF the band are Dom
aid Owens. tenor sax; Norris Pat
terson alto sax. Don Weiner, alto
sax, julius Jones. trumpet, Har-
old Mckinney. piano. Ray Me-
Kinney, bass, and Carl Davis
drums
STARLIGHTERS SOCIAL
The Starlighters gave a social
party on Friday night, April 80,
al 5439 Roosevelt. The admission
was 25c and a prize was given
TO the best Jltterbug couple.
Rumors arc going around
Northwestern that Charles Moore
has his eye on Martha Cotton.
In fact. who hasn't?
! also heard that Carl Turner
IS becoming interested In a girl
whose initials are S. J. G. Is il
possible that her first name Ia
Shirley. and that she lives on
Alger near Beauben, CARP
Last Wednesday, April 20,
there was q small fire in the
basement of Northwestern
main building. noticed quite
few kids standing around
with hopeful expressions on
their faces. After the fire was
put out. the expressions ell
changed to disappointment.
On Friday, April 80 the r. q.
T c cadets sweatcd through
their annual Federal Inspection
which was conducted BY Army
officers from Chicago. After com.
pletins an inspection in ranks. q
map problem, and interior guard
duty, most Of the cadets were
| dismissed for the day. M-Set.
Byers. the instructor. hopes that
the inspection was success,
The results are not yet known,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
By GERALD COLE

Hello Folks:
This is your old TRIBUNE
reporter back again with all the
news from Sidney ID.
Sorry to have missed you last
week. but after attending the
Detroit Forensic Conference at
Ann Arbor, l was unable to
scout up enough Trojan news
10 III. your favorite column. !.
Miller is doing fine in track this
wear Already, we have won
three track meets by overwhelm-
ing scores.
Our first victim was Eastern,
whom we licked by the score
Of 20 TO 30Is on April IA North
ern took a trouncing April 81 at
Belle Isle. The score was Miller
Tli,. Northern 1914. This week
Mile, met Pershing at Pershing
on April %, and get a load OF
these results Miller took six first
place positions; Aaron Gordon
in the mile run. Sylvester Jones
In thu 100 yard dash, his time
was 0:l0.3; in the quarter mile
il was James Shivers; Walter
Jenkins took the shot put with
As H.. IL inches; Ed Whitaker
took The No. l position in the
broad Jump; and to wind up
the six, il was a team. made up
of Sam Candy, Lawsa Hough-
ton. and William Smith that
took the first place position in
the relays.
The fellows who took second
and third place positions for
Miller were as follows: VIM.
Smith second in the 100 yard
dash: and the go yard dash.
Gordon in the 440 placed End:
Tom Sledge took second in the
half nile; Charles Mcintosh and
James SILVER took second and
third respectively in the shot
put. The final score in this
one-sided meet was Miller 64ia.
Pcrshing 30i2. Keep il up boys
and that City Championship is
in the bag.
SAFETY CONTEST
The Safety Contest is well UNI
dcrway here at Sidney D., and
although the Trojans got off to
4 bad start ! am sure they will
place in one of the three top
positions. Some of the things Mr..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
BiedSoe q Taylor. Attorneys for PIainti9
1909 Broadway. Detroit 20, Michigan
Cadillac 6Jga

bied~oe Taylor, Attorneys Tor ftninttu
1903 Broadway. Detroit 20, Michigan
Cadillac eJ2s
STATE or MICHIGAN. in the Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne in Chan
,ery.
GEORGE FRANKLIN. Piaintin. W.
MINNIE FRANKLIN, Defendant
order % PublicatiOns-NO. ts3-ti5
A. session OF said Court held ~ the
wayne County. Michigan. on the 18th
day OF April. AID 1915:
Present: The Hon. Adolph v Marsch-
, ner. Circuit Judge.
on reading and hling the attached AZ
ddaVit from which Il appears that the
defendant ia not a resident Of the state
Of Michigan that the defendants last
known address was Route 1. BOX 1877.
silver City. Mississippi: that by reaon
hereof personal service Of process can
not be had upon her. therefore
on motion OF Bledsoe and Taylor, at
torneys for piAintin.-
1T IL oRRERED that the defendant
appear in this cause within three 80
months from the date hereof ~ her de-
/ fault viii be taken. that a copy Of this
| davit upon which Il 10 founded be SER
we'd upon the defendant by registered
matt return receipt demanded az her
last known address and that z copy 81
this order be published IN the Detroit
| Tribune a newspaper printed and pub
hshed in the County OF Wayne. Mtchl-
KAN. according 70 Law
Adolph r. Marschnsr. Circuit judge
True Copy
Edgar NJ BrAnigin. clerk
ny A. Z. Nader. Deputy Clerk. t-it. S-2S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
Posthumous Award
For Race PatroIman

NEW YORK (NNPA)- PATROL
man Winthrop S. Paris was
one Of forty-eight police heroes
listed for posthumous medals of
honor to be given to the next
Of kin. Police Commissioner Ar
thur w. Wallander announced
Jast Sunday.
Patrolman Paris was fatally
shot when off duty by an intru-
der in an apartment adjoining
his own on March IL. l947. Of
duty at home. he responded to
call for help. Though shot.
the policeman managed TO re-
turn the fire. mortally wounding
the intruder.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
LEGAL NOTICE

registered man return receipt demand :
Cd;
And u Il further ordered that copy
~ hi order be puhrshed IN The Detroit
rrhun@. newspaper printed ana pub-
iisheA IN the ''otna Wssnr Ml,hI-
san. according 70 Law;
And all of which iolegoine - N or-
derod
Adolph y Nafs,hne Cucat Judse
A True ,ou,
Edesr ~ Brsnign Clerk
By a =. nader. DEPUTY clerk IS 80
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
By ALBERT cHENNAULT Jr.

The ia open house was pre-
sented by the ia Class on
April q.
II began with swell program
in the auditorium, which the
many parents enjoyed very much.
Mrs. Edwards and Mr.. Young
were in charge OF the music.
and Miss Carty's Dance Club
contributed variety 10 the pro-
gram Three groups Of ballads
were presented. They were: Old
English ballads. Mountain and
River ballads, and Negro Spirit
uals.
After the program, there was
dance in the Boys Gym where
the parents met the teachers.
the Northwestern Dance band
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
Atty. Edward a. simmons
30N LAWYERS RldR

STATE or MICHIGAN. in tho CW-
suit Court for the County ~ WAYNE In
chsncery
SIDNEY A. HIGH. Plaintiff. ys EN-
MA HIGH. Defendant
NO.4s8-6ea
ORDER or PUBLIC ALTON
A. session Of said court held ~ the
courthouse IN The city Of Detroit IN the
said county and state on the end day
Of March. A.D. i9ts
Present HOS. CLYDE T. WEBSTER
Circuit JudEe
on reeding and hing OF tie aGldavit
hereto attached from which V appears
that the defendant Emma High il not
resident OF Detroit, Michigan, but
when last heard OF and from res led a.
Colp. Illinois and her mailing address
was CO United states Post ofite
on motion Of Edward a, simmons, at
torney for plaintiff
IT is ORDERED ttat the defendant
sppear in this cause within three go
months from the dste hereof either In
person or BY attorney and that her faii'
ure 20 TO do VIII cause her default 90
be taken;
AND 1T IS FURTHER ORDERED tnat
COPY ~ this order he published IN
the Detroit Tribune newspaper print
ted and circulating IN said County Of
Wayne Michigan. according 10 law,
AND 1T rs FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy Of this order. togethcr With
copy Of the aftidavlt upon Which " IL
AZ her last known place ~ address by
registered mail, return receipt demand
ed
Ana all OF which ioregoing IL 50 OF.
dered.
CLYDE l. WEBSTER
circuit Judse.
EDGAR NJ BRANiGfN. clerk
ED MURAwsKE Deputy cicrk
LEWIS. RowLETTE = BRowN
100 ~. Antoine
STATE or MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
court for the County Of Wayne In Chan
GUsstE A. WALKER. Plaintiff Va
WILEY WALKER. Defendant
No. ts0-i0s
ORDER or BIICATiON
At a session Of said Court held ~ the
-ourt House IN the city OF Detroit on
he sth day Of April. AD.. iats
Present. Hon. ADoLPH p. MARsch-
/ NER, Circuit Judge.
satisfactory proof by AFFIDAVIT show
inE that " annot be asertained IN what
iiate on country the defendant Il now
residing ana his present whereabouts
IRE unknown. that the last known place
" residence Of sid defendant was ~
Henry street in the City ~ Morristov n.
County 81 Morris and state Of New
Jersey
on MOTION OF LEWIS. RowLETTE
4 BROWN. Attorneys FOR GuHsie \.
walker plaintiff herein,
1T rs ORDERED that said defend
ans WILEY Waiker enter his appearance
IN said cause on or before three ca
months from the date ~ this order or
the Biii Of Complaint filed herein may
be taken - confession and that this
order be published and copy thereof
served upon defendant b. registered
mail a. required BY Law
ADOLPH r. MARSCHNER,
Circuit Judge
"A True Copyl
EDGAR ~ BRANDON. Clerk
ny A. ~ Nader.
DEPUTY clerk s-2l So
uT1er1T = DTDTTV
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
Lewis, RowIette aud Brown
100 80. Antoine


NNFE ur MICHIGAN. In the Circuit
f' Tor The County OF Wayne In chan
urder 81 Pubiication--No. lss-ess
81 BOsTIc. plantin, W EMMAN-
We bosTic. Defendant.
~ session OF said Court held at the
purl liuuse in the city ~ Detroit on
-nd day ~ March AD 1875
sent HON. CLYDE H. WEBSTER.
'htut Judge.
satisfactory proof by anidavit show
ihat " cannot be ascertained in
siate or country the defendant
Ivy resides. and his present Whereabouts
Unknown, that the last known place
lfnre % said defendant was 90
"'h Avenue In the city OF Detroit,
kan ' o'~'e % "''h'-
~ Motion % Lewis. RoWIette and
IN herein. D''N' ''"'"-
s ordered that the said defendan M
,., ne appearsns in said cause on or
,se three months from date OF this
,.tr or the Bill OF Complaint may, be
hNeu "a confessed and that said order
~, published and copy thereof served
defendant BY registered man as
'equired by law.
clyde wooster Circuit Judss.
True Copy
pg.r NJ Rranigln. CLERK
Na Nurawske, Deputy Clerk
ga; a..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
CHARLES u. PERKINS
Attorney and Counselor


STATE or MICHIGAN. IN the Circuit
cut Court for the County Of Wayne tn
Chancery
GERALDINE LOVE. risintR Va
GRIFFIN LOVE. Defendant.
No. 4s0-a11
ORDER OF PUBLICATION WITH
AFFIDAVIT II SUPPORT or
ORDER
~ session OF sald Court held a. the
Courthouse In the City Of Detroit on
the 9Th dey 81 April. ID, 1sts
Present Honorable ADOLPH r.
MARSCHNER. Circuit Judge
In this cause u appearing by afti-
dRvit on file that the defendant. Griffin
Love. cant he served by process issued
out Of this Court as ne 10 not q resi-
dent Of the state Of Michigan. but reeld-
90 IN the city Of Hawkinayilie, County
OF Pulaski and State Of Georgia
on MOTION or Charles r. Perkins,
attorney for plaintiff;
1T IS ORDERED that the defendant.
Griffin Love. appear and answer the
Bill Of Complaint In this cause within
three Ca months from the dats OF this
Order. or that said Bill viii be taken
a. confessed and that this order be
published according 10 law and a COPY
thereof be served upon the defendant
BY registered mail 80 required BY Law.
ApoLPH y. MARscitNER.
Circuit Judge
a True Copy
EDGAR 81. BRANIcIN. Clerk
ny A. r. Nader,
Deputy Clerk t-i7--S-ss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
LEGAL NOTICE

special Administrations ~ said estate aud
herewith renders his first and final ac-
| sount AZ Successor Special Administra-
tor.
II Is ordered That the Seventeenth
day or May, next ~ ten o'clock IN The
forenoon AZ sad Court Room be APRON
ted for examining and sllowine said ac-
counts
And n IL further Ordered That
copy 90 this order hc published once in
each " eek for three weeks CONSECUTIVE
~ previous n said time ~ hearing. In
the Detroit Tribune a newspaper prin-
ed and circulAting ia said County OF
Wayne
WILLIAM =. CoTTEH
Judge OF rrobato
a true copyl
s.s0.st.tt.t.s +.+afs..sssssf
Deputy Probate Register t2t SIS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
No. 'es-iso


Anida,h for order 81 Publication
ions LOUISE JONES iiatnNG vs.
JOHN Earl. JONES Defendant
STATE pF MirHlsAN. county ~
Wayne - los Louise Jones being
first duly sworn depuset aud SAYS:
That she is The Iiannh IT, the tore.
going attached cause thst on HE lith
DAY of Fehrusr a.. iriN Bui ~
compliant Wts Hled m aud cause AVA
summons ISSUED thrrep\ rcturnanie
Aprl H. 1875 that arturting tn afH
dat on fic the defendant John Earl
Iores no longer resides al sisp NesnAus
street Hamfrsmck AtchiCan MS last
known place Of address. and that trou
inquire made ain0nE his friends and
acqusiutances his present whereabouts
are unknown
pcPonenl further gstes that Iohu
Carl jones' b. residrut of the CTS pf
hautrnmtk Wayne county MchIran
and his last knpNn pisce 90 address eAs
$3.50 Yrmans street Hamtramck. Mich
gan that he has ressvu TO believe ihst
the said John Earl Jones defendant ts
ronCealing hmself within tHe iurisdic-
uon, or has moved heHund the furiedi,
tion 81 this court for the purpose ~
svsdinc process ~ the ruurt that she
nakcs this afidatH as an apniics uan
for AZ nrder f,r The appearances Of the
sald defendant
Lois Louis. Jones
Subscribed and suorn u before me this
itth day o. April A a., iaN
Matis g. LIVINGSTON Notary pnbuc.
Wayne County, Michigsn ny Commits
sion expires Juno ~ isf9.
\ True rops,
Edsar 81 Hrantgin. Clerk
Leonard Edelman
pcputy CLERK 5-b SO.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-05
LEGAL NOTICE

what state or country the said defen.
dsnt IL now residing. snd her present
whereR bouts are unknown, that the las
iplace ~ residence Of said defendant Nas
i07 West c3rd street in the CITY ~
Rryan. County OF Brszos ana STATE OF
Texas
on MOTION or LEWIS RnNl.ErTE
Brown. Attorneys FOR Vernon John.
con. plaintiff herein.
1T Is ORDERED that said defendant
Viola johnson. enter her appearance IN
said cause on or before three months
from the date Of this order or the Bill
81 Complaint fled herein may be taken
as confessed and that this order he pub-
iished and copy thereof served upon
defendant by registered mail as reauir-
ed by law.
ADoLPH r. MARscHNEH
Circuit Judge
True Copy
EDGAR NJ BRANtGtN Clerk
ny THOS. n. CABLE.
Deputy Clerk i-i5 B-1e