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Gloria Morgan Thrilled Crowd At Mass Meeting Sunday
DYNAMIC TALK
ON DEMOCRACY
IS APPLAUDED
S»ys Young People Want
Action In Fight
For Project
win the f gnt for Negro occupancy
of the Sojourner Trutn Hous.r.z
project add the name of young
Gloria Morgan
And ’o the fund* raised *' finance
the fight. add the n.rke.i d..ne*
and quarte-s cmtributad t»\ toe
young per pie on the Weat * de who.
tnrougrt Gloria a.- the.r v e. have
p.edged to “stand behind tr.e older
people wno a:e mak.ng tn.* fiz.v eo
that the young people m gnt enjoy
some of th.* democracy we hear so
Be.ter Ra.e Relations Com r/.f.oc
o* Northwestern high school car
red the banner for toe vour.g peo
tne banrer Glor.a brought $24 to
add to the *147 the young people
had alreedy raised for the fight
fir Sojourner Trutn.
The Crowd Cheered
entire—ettdtetree— nt —■•‘.■er—a
—much ratner d.e neie fight
ing for the Sojourner Trutn p; ijeci
than go off into some foreign coun
try to flg-.t the Japs wnuse treat
ment couldn't be any worse than
Cr.ucizing the governments at
t ude towards Negroes the dynamic I
I*' they *are * going' to * Ku
K .x Kirn run me most important
lan. c and me PaciAc. cah n t e
stop pi rdi.ct.on and ■ pen the doors
and let Hi - lei m If if are go :.g
have Hitter along with
Young People Restless
Gloria tn.r.ks the young people
ah-u.d foi.ow the of me
sign: for the prejee . b;t vie also
thinks young peop\ are g<*t,j*ng a
m ; ttee is being pushed around.
The young prop e do not want
ladders soe *a«d. But. sne adaed .
"we young people are gat.ng fed
We think the leaaers should stop
s> much talk and get do An To busi
ness. W* ar*
e«t into » • fa
•' • >put Keg »in 1M
project that was butit for Them '
Work. With West Siders
Gloria W amt *
lead.ng tne young people from tne
West s.de woo have pledged mem
selves to supp >rt Reverend H I
•ha.. tmh too c- MCM Commit. |
tee. .So L/‘ me g: . p has concent
trated
North and E«.-t s.de / town .n the
fund ra g campti.gn
Hei talk at I
comm t.ee which included lash-on 1
Stmrr.on* Edward S rrrr.oi.- F.iv.n
Davenport and Ernc - t Gooc.run
by a un e P e.oyter an n,.ruler
tne Rev John Burknoi :* and Hor
ace Wh te of the Detroit Housing
Commission
White told tne audience that if
Negroes resorted to violence at tn.s
point tnev would be paying right
into tne hanos of 'he opposition
“We have come this far without
'•We hav e fought this thing through
with bra n* and w arr dgrrrmtnred •
to flgn*. it to the end with brain.-.
he added
ahould not listen to those *who
would resort to violence, claiming
that vtora'ton* -of me aw wo-ilo
not get us very far
•We have tr.e and govern
ment on our s.de and we n'.end to
make tne law and government wm
tn * fight for us' he said
Card Os Thanks
We wi-h to thank tli- man'
friend*
in the death nt our rain nnp 1
Mr Kin o <,r e r. aUn lor t.i.- hexn
Emmett 'trier. *nn; and M-- Mar
wit
Carlton W'. Gaines, president of
the Booker T. Washington Trade
Association, 'resenting a check
of SIOO.OO to Mrs. George D Por
ter. chairman of the membership
rnmrmttee from H. S Ferguson.
chain restaurant proprietor Mr.
Ferguson takes out a SIOO sustain
Witness —
it nntinued from Page li
son nad no power tn certify the
.v, rant A q..T*:.-n of court jorts
' dictum aa- also rated by the de-
H .< mu. >n was den.ed by Judge
Had S-nt Patients to
Trinity Hospital
Dr Paul MtQu.ggan. Wayne
stand st ted 'that he had referred
to be sent m T. .n.ty h*» p 'a' d.ir
ey from Dr Ra.ford dur.ng tn;s
pe and of ttme.
H H is* 2 an 1 jq > steno'g
thnt Di Ra f .rd had tc-f.f ed he
jto O Paul Mdju.ggan
Asked .? he ever pa and any m-utes
to McQu.ggan Raiforo according
~—*— 7
“Not even a d-l ar- '
' No "
"You ' never nanded him.—any .
If D: Johnson 'Ra fords co
h.m -♦-McQmgZirni arty money, was
Dr. McQuiggan Testifies
P the * and Dr Pa M-Q g
. gan ten.f ed that he f.r-t met Dr !
Frank R. f • h .n 1935 < r 36 He « ...
trxt f.ed that m.»<: ;a-e> of a.flicted
■ adtiltx •.rrre' -referred - th"m;gh the ■
oepai of soc.a. welfare ar.d
A ked .f he ev r referred a pa
. ,; ent to T. n y ho-p •„ . McQu.ggan
answered that he had He also knew
['That D: Tta T.rd wa* -- A .ktf-d With
D and you ever*: ere ,e any o -, n y
:i.*m D- Ra.ford n 1937'*" M Q
•Yes s.r " P
How mucr. "
• Approximate.y $250 m $300"
In D: Rr..ford's off., e at Con
! Bhospital
' There was no ,pe. ; and time";
tne -«v.:ness answered when a-ked
! made to h.m Axed about tne
■ p M
! “Usual y Tn SSO .-um, "
"Received Money Since 1937"
Pi n ik.vT 939 the w ess
r proxur.a'.eir tne-sime e-rr—
to s3oo* n SSO amounts earn \c„r
Raifoi^.
In 1940 and uni:', neat Thank.*-
g. v i: g of 1941. ne ie e.-vs and approx •
: urate v $1.50 from D. Ra.fo.d, ho
i A g-% em n, rgreement." aas
me and fenriant and tie «erd.ng >f
ynd.gent patien** to Tr.n.’y h- -p.tal.
; On crow exam.nat on Dr Mc-
Q . ggan was i u nded of be ng
• gated by D s Ra fo.d and John
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THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE - 'A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
ACCEPTS SIOO CHECK
ing membership every year in ad
dition to a regular business mem
bership. He states that it is a
small appreciation of what the
Booker T. Washington Trade As
utfialion means la every business
and professional man and woman
in De'roit.
EMMETT SCOn
AT THE YMCA
SUNDAY AT 3
Alpha P-t fraternity, announces
thro-, eh its program committee, that
Dr Emmett Scott. Washington! |
D C comes to Dptroit. as guest i
•22 3„ .* *at -he St. Auto ne
b■*< r• h, YM C A Eaxt Elizabeth
Dr SFott « so -vei. known
••-■o.gr.oit 'he United States tnat
Dr Scott comes here sponsored
by p tiani committee of Kappa
4 The piiniir 1. :«\ ted to hear Dr
Scott next Sunday afternoon The
program a ill be in charge of com-
Toe program comm fee of Kappa
: Alpha P,. fraternity - D:.< Clement j
Sos A B Martin. O O Sweet. [
w : im Terrell and Aaron Toodle: I
-kxweene# S'ew*rt-; A ttys R Vam !
Dvne ard Joseph Burch Flint. 1
Mch Fred Hart William*, chatr
- n n the conduct-of a guard :n
Yltnrneys Seek lo Examine
Grand Jury Testimony
Tne defen-e coun-cl contended
•hev h.id she right to know what
ware a^,ked.and answered .
by Dr. Ra.ford when he a.ppeued
before the grand jury on January
'C« for examination dur.ng the
* t.naf . January 22 th:* vear.
Ra ford den.ed paving SIOOO over
. periid of five years to Dr Mc-
Qu.ggan to assign patiCnt* to Trinity
1 no. p:tal
■ Following the indictment. Di
Paifurd sunendered and was ar
ra.gned and p aced under a $2 500
i >. ..id. pvoiding the completion of an
examuiit.on to determine whether
he should be hold for trial on charg-
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER
When Everything Has Failed
IT S TIME FOR YOU TO
CONSUL"!. COD!
will return when the condition i*
D B«;. ,<pe ializes In kidney 'rouble
hickarric legache, and 7Zine«s 'ark nf
r;od he ran help you Coryoi t h.m
Dr. Wm Bell Prophet A D. H.
Phone: Cadillac 5024
543 E Vernor Hi-bway
Detroit, Michigan
Corruption—
i( ontinued from Page 1)
after having given a pat.ent an
overdose of meaicant.
Tne axs.stan ». tne doctor said
hold open house* for their a co
doors of the pharmacy laboratory
He s-id Ray P Schne.der deposed
I county auenor. was a constant
Doctor* Play (arda
The n.'orman sa.d the doctors
often keep patients wait.ng wh.le
; they play cards up stairs and tne
man wno ;« ,n charge of pharmacy
from 4 to 12 never leaves the card
; tered pharmacist to do the work ,
j Tn.s man m charge, the doctor |
hour periorx to care of a xtnre
i operated by h.j uncle near tne ho*--
, P-tai.
r
MRS. HELEN GARLAND
Slate NY A supervisor of Muske
gon. Mich., will he the speaker at
the Sunday afternoon forum hour
at the Hamblin l SO club. 24’
Hamblin avenue. Battle (reek,
Mich. .Sunday, March 22. at 3:30
pm Mrs. Garland's subject will
he "What Is Your Future?" The
speaker comes with a wealth of
background, having been actively
engaged in clubs, civic and politi
cal. in Michigan, for the past 14
years. Mrs. iarland is the tenth
speaker to appear at the Hamblin
ISO on these regular Sunday
afternoon forum hours.
Headlines —
'Continued from Page 1)
Slsn to he p send the dele
gation to Washington.
The Press
The big tme national Negro
newspaper* are trying to out do
each other in the worthy campaign
to ■.• .n new r.ghts for Negro people
[ ;n the present crisis. The Courier
lory for democracy here and abroad,
and tne Chicago Defender launched
luit week a campa.gn to "Remem
ber Pearl Harbor" an-i tn “Reinem
o»r Sikes ton Too" Skes'nn * the
.mate infamous by one of the worst ,
The Afro*
A ner.can and a few other national
i> circu.atfd papers aie working up
.-peciai appeal.* t.. -.now '.he r read- 1
eii that the Nt g press is the n I
America for the second emancipa
. tion of -the race.
Negro Morale
A conference concerning the de
, veiopment of an information pro- j
lime pidbem* of Negro c,:i7erv.« and
i Negro morale has been called for
! Fr.day. March 2fi n Washing’on by
Archibald director of the
Office of Facts and Figures A host
of b z .-hots and Negro organiza
t.mal Heads have been Invited to
; attend the confab w hich w 1! be
j under the direct on of Theodore
recently appointed a staff officer in
the i a iso n bureau of the Office of
Fact* and Figure* trtany of tnose
'who nave received 'nvufitik'ns a e
wondering what MacLeish
Women Workers
Di'wn at the Lucy T ! n ar: YVV
women the eiements of bine-print
in industry very shortly. .?.* many
' pletion.
The informant satd the rned cal l
department is negi gent in its care
of patients Pa' ents. he .-a and are
often .ned up i.ke cattle and given
Ia r .nation tn determine the cause of
.. 1 ness One of the*e doctors is said
tents in five pa
..ents leave the hospitalaTfPr wait-'
No Discrimination Charged
The informant did not charge and *-
ce.m.ration at Receiving hospita
some of the doctor* there indicated
that they would rather not be both
ered with colored patients He sa.d
tnev HMI to tn r,k that * f tney
■ N’egroesg live. OK If they don t
live OK'
where Negroes had ca led for an
ambulance and had keep kept wait
ing for hou-s When they pro e-ted
n:ng this hospital ands our service
Isn't fa.st enough hire a tax and
bring the patient in yourself "
Money Wasted On Staff
Receiving hospital has approxi
mately 30 doctors on its staff the
informant said, but few of them
attempt to give good serv.ee for
their salaries Most of the physi
cian* earn approximately $3,300 a
year he said Some of tne doctors
are conscientious and attempt to
g.ve good service but these fr.v arc
handicapped by the set pol.cy of
the indifferent hospital heads
p..' cy not conductive to Ihe goo;
A coinimtiee. headed by Council- ■
man Gux Dora s, made an investi
gation of the hospita. in 1940. the
i informant said, but whatever the
findings were have never been
made pubi c. He said the taxpayers
.should demand an immediate in vex -
the hospital.
White Mob —
'Continued from Page 1)
I ‘he neighborhood tmtr las! StH-ne
dav They said no other and sturb
ances had beer, ra.-ed prior to Mon
munity had planned legal act.on 'o
have the Hagans moved out. B
■ Mrs Hagan said there were no re
the property. A white family occu
p es the lo ver floftr apartment of
nov si <ii is monn r■'
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Roosevelt—
(Continued from Page 1)
ment of the controversy and tnat j
the mayor njisrepre*ented tn« com- J
position of tne committee when he
a cused it of having ‘subversive!
eTemen’s working on its side.
Other Developments
Other developments as we go to
press were: A federal g and jury
continued its investigation to de- |
termine whether there was a con- ;
aptracy to keep Negroes out of the .
project. No leport had been heard
from the grand jury althougn sev- :
eral w..nesses have been called.
W.th Judge Chrtetopher E. Stein
pres.d.ng toe judges of Recorders
court. Monday denied a petition for
a 10.-al grand jury investigation of :
a conspiracy. The petition was f led j
last :eek by prominent leaders who
have been leading the fight for I
Negro occupancy of the project [
The judges stated that the Federal
grand jury investigation would oe
adequate to determine whether a j
conspiracy had kept Negroes out I
of 'he project. Non" of the pcti
:toners’* were present when the pe- |
Friday a delegation of thousands
of Negroes and white citizens
stormed tr.e city hall and formed)
ol ick. The demonstration continued 1
throughout the late afternoon as
po. ee kept a watch on the orderly i
, Banners and flags borne by the :
pickets attracted thousands of iate j
shoppers who had not been fully
acquainted with the issues involved
,in the dispute. Many were seen I
.talking with colored people who)
• • y or-
Mondav n a heavy downpour of.
ran a picket line was maintained j
rmree talked with the mayor who!
refuesed to act until officially!
no’ fted by Washington.
Tuesday n.gnt the leading white |
ministers and laymen of the city
met to d;-cuss ways and means \
to effect an immediate settlement)
if the problem The meeting was !
held at Central Methodist church :
and vas sponsored by tne Rt. Rev j
Frank W. Creiehton. bishop of the I
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Mich.gan, Bishop Raymond J. Wade, j
b..shrp of Detroit Methodist area ;
and many other prominent church,
civic and labor leaders.
The Michigan Labor Leader, a
Catholic publication in its lead !
editorial took a position favoring 1
Negro occupancy of the project ,
and suggested that immediate steps
be taken to safeguard tenants.
Meantime, white pickets are'
maintain? a p.cket line around the
project benmd a police barricade i
which prevent* Negroes from en
tering the community.
LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough & Taliaferro
Attorneys-at-Law
1308 Broadway, Suite 403
Detroit. Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
MARY M EX SI OX, Plaintiff
V S No. 325.230
j IOHN ME NS ION. Defendant
At a *e*sion of *aid court held
• n t rthe Court Home ,n the City of
1 Detroit, in *aid ( otinlv , on the J4th i
-day -of LVl.ruar v. ArP„ -1042. -}
Present: The Hon.—
(il Y A. MILLER.
Circuit Judge ’
In this ran*e. it appearing by |
itHHav it on that the defend-I
j Court, a* he i< not a resident o'
the State of Michigan, hut that he
I resides in the City of Philadelphia.
State of Pennsylvania:
On motion of Roxborough and !
Taliaferro, attorneys for the Plain- j
IT TS ORDERFD that the de- ,
fondant, John Mension, appear and
answer the bill of complaint I'led I
in thi* cause, w thin three months)
from the date of this order, or that
\ *aid hill he take as confessed, and |
'bat this order be published in the I
Michigan Chronicle, and served,
according to law.
GUY A. MILLER,
Circuit Judge
I\ True Copv *
\ST\R J. LINGF.MAN. Clerk
ftv \ Harareavas. Depot v Clark
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
County of Wayne
■s 297.630
At a session of the Probate Court |
ior said County of Wayne, held at
the Probate Court Rc*om in the I
1 ity of Detroit, on the eleventh 1
-.-iv of FeKrnarv. m the vear one
thousand nine hundred and forty-
Present—
D. J HF.ALY.
Judge of Probate
In the matter of the estate oi
j JOSEPH MARTIN deceased
On reading and filing the peti
tion of Mattie Martin, praying that
administration of said estate be j
oranted to Pearl Harris, or some i
other suitable persoft:
It is ordered that the twenty
sixth dax of March, next, at two
o'clock in the afternoon at said
' ottrf Room be appointed for hear
mg said petition
And it is further ordered, that a
copy of this order be published
once in each week for three weeks
consecutively previous to said time
i of hearing, in the Michigan Chron
■ le. a newspaper printed and cir
dilating ir said Countv of Wavne
D. J HF.ALY.
Judge of Probate
A True Copy
Alfred L N inrent.
Deputy Probate Regi»tei
Speaks
SATURDAY. MARCH 21. 1942
I I S FIDEI.IS CXI B
Members of tn* c..b net at the
horn* of Mrs Bel!. I»<WS WexiOld
All member* proent. A vary p.ea-ant
avaning «u enjojed by a Naw
members added io tut gioup -ere
PREMIER HOMEMAKERS TUB
Tn* dub hold Ms wee... e-' g
Mia-pi Beirh and Day tar. a Beacn. Fla
Mr*. Evelyn Dennis is pie*.dent, Emma
LEGAL NOTK’F7
JULIAN W. PERRY
Attorney-at-Law
405 Gratiot Avenut
Detroit, Mich.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
PEAR I. \YR 1*G Ill^Plaintiif
! MATHEXV WRIGHT. Defendant
Order Os Publication
> \t a session oi .-atd Court held
iat the Wayne County Court House
in the C tv of Detroit, on the 1 Ath
| day of February, A. D. 1942.
Present: Hon.
DEW ITT H. MI'.RRI.VM.
Circuit Judge
| It satixfactorily appearing !io,
--1.14! artida*it *»i the I'laiiitiM-un fiir
m tiie above entitled cau-e. tha'
! tlie Defendant. Mathew W right, >s
not a resident of tins >tat.\ hut
that lie does live at 52k Biook-
j haven street, in the utiy of Bir
) miiighani. County of Jefferson ar.d
jin the htate of Alabama.
1 IT IS ORDERED that Mathew
W right appear and au-urr the F I'
lof Complaint tiled* in thi* cause
within three month* from the date
j of this order, or -a.d Bill oi t om
plaint will he taken a* confessed
I "n" I- FU'RTHMR ORI»F.«KI>
j that a copy of <aid order he *ent
to the la-i known address of tn<*
-aid Defendant by regi-icrcd mail,
land in case no registered return -e
; ceipt .signed by the Detcndant is
: received, that tlii* order be pub
j li.-hed, a- re<iu.re«l bv law
DEWITT H. MF.RRIAM
I’ircuit lodge
) A True Copv
|«'\SP4R I. LING EM \N. Clerk
1 By Leo Borke. Deputy 4 lerk-
LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough & Taliaferro
Attorneys-at-Law
1308 Broadway. Suite 403
Detroit, Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
BESSIE MAE WROTEN.
Plaintiff
YS:
EDDIE WROTEN. Defendant
At a ses*ion of said Court held
at the Court House in the City of
Detroit, in said county on the 7th
-.fay of February. A. D- 1942.
Present: The Hon.:
In New Location
Mr. Volian A. Howell wishes to
announce to his customers and
friends that he is now located at
the New Universal Barber Shop,
3129 Hastings street. HSurs 8 a m.
to 7 p.m.. except Saturdays. Sun
days S a.m., to 9 p.m.
CUT IN HEART
IN FIGHT OVER
AUTO ACCIDENT
. - J
Stabbed tn the heart, the <*on< -
| t.on of Charles Dobson of 1175 East ;
j PhtladeLph.a. was reported tern- ;
! pora.-ily serious Tuesday by Rc- j
reiving hospital attache*. He was ;
taken to get aid by Henry Bohan
.fKnv /vs same .
It was disclosed that Bohannon
had picked up Dobson at a filling
station at Lin wood and Fullerton j
where Bohannon was employed. [
Then the two men drove to Hol
brook near Delmar where they
parked while Bohannon went to get .
some sandwiches.
At his time, an unidentified van
sides wiped the auto of Dobson w-ho j
got out of his car and became en
gaged ,n a fight with the other
man. The fight ended with a stab
wound to Dobson's heart.
It « disclosed that Irene Byrd. I
in ’he auto at the time, but did
not *ee the fight.
SOPHISTICATED SWINGSTERS
The Sophisticated Swmgsters with
to thank their many friends for ne o
ng to make their cocktail sip a huge ;
success at the home of Mis* E Cable, j
Ot.s William*, president; Mrs Ruth
LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough Or Taliaferro
Attorneys-at-Law
1308 Broadway, Suite 403
Detroit. Michigan
STATE OV MICHIGAN
County of Wayne
ss 297,919
At a *e>sion of the Probate Court
ior said Counts’ of Wayne, held
at the Probate Court Room : n
the City of Detroit, on the twenty
fourth day of February in (he year
•me thrviwand nine hundred and
. Present—
THOMAS C. MURPHY.
Judge of Probate
In the matter of the estate o'
LILLIAN GEN KVA DUNBAR,
j Deceased
I On reading and tiling the peti
I tion of • icorgia Anna Dunbar, |
! praying that administration di ‘-ai l j
, r-tate he granted to Morgan Dun-j
bar. Jr., or some other suitable
I It is ordered that the twenty
second day of April, next, at *en
o'cldek in the forenoon at said
| ' ourt Room he appointed for hear
j ing «aid petition.
And it is further ordered, tha*
a copy of this order he published
once each week for three weeks
consecutively previous to said time
of hearing, in the Michigan Chron
icle. a newspaper printed and cir
culating in said Countv of \\ ayne.
THOMAS C. MI'RYHY,
Judge of Probate
YA True Copvt
! \LFRED L. VINCENT.
Deputy Probate Register
DeWITT H MF.RRI AM
In this causl, it appearing by
affidavit on tile that the defendant
I Eddie Wroten. rarmot be rerved
; by process issued out of this couit,
jas he is not a resident of the Mate
of Michigan, but that he resides in
the City of Blanton. State oi Mis
sissippi:
On motion of Roxhorough and
Taliaferro, attorneys for the Plain
tiff.
IT IS ORDFRFD that the de
fendant, Fddie Wroten. appear and
answer the bill of complaint bled
m this cause, within three months
from the date of this order, or that
said hill be taken as confessed, and
that this order be published in the
Michigan Chronicle, and served,
according to law.
DeWITT H. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
A True Copv
CASPAR 1. LINGFMAV. Clerk
; Bv 1 F Grace. Deputy rwk
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
GLADYS A. ELLIOTT,
Plaintiff
VS. No. 324.260
VERNAL ELLIOTT, Defendant
At a session of said court held
at the court house. Wayne County,
Detroit. Mich., February 4, 1942;
Honorable
DeWITT H. MF.RRI AM
Circuit Judge
It satisfactorily appearing by
affidavit hereto- attached that the
served with process in this state as
| he ik a non-resident, the last known
i address being Cleveland, Ohio:
; ORDERF.I), that the defendant,
I V ernal Elliott, enter his appear
ance within three (3» months from
[ date of this order or Rill of Com
plaint Med herein w.|l be taken a4
i confessed:
I ORDFRFD. further that a true
copv of this order and affidavit he
*ervrd by registered mail, ••eturn
' receipt demanded, upon said de
fendant at his last known address
above mentioned: also, that a true
' copy of this order be published in
the Michigan Chronicle, a news
paper circulating in the County of
Wavne. if service cannot be had by
| registered mail, according to the
i statute in such cases made and
) provided
| DeWTT H MFRRJAM
Circuit Judge
V True Crtysy
: CASPAR LINGF.M AN Cle.k
' By J. t. Grace, Deput) Clerk
LEGAL NOTICE
Roxborough & Taliaferro
Attorneys-at-Law
1308 Broadway, Suita 403
Detroit. Michigen
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
THOMAS ABROM. Plaintiff
\ S No. J 2500?
I ALMA ABROM. Defendant
I At a session of said Court held
at the Court House in the City of
Detroit, in said County, on Feb. lb.
1942
Present- The H«n
GUY A. MILLF.R.
Circuit Judge j
Tn this cause, it appearing by j
[affidavit on file that the defendant.)
I Mina Abrom. cannot he served hv (
proces* issued out of this Court.;
a* she i« not a resident of the State ;
jc* Michigan, h«*t that *he 'eside*
j in" the City of Chicago, State o' .
Illinois;
1 On motion of -Roxhorough and
Taliaferro, attorney* for the Plain
' tiff.
| IT IS ORDFRFD that the de
fendant. Alma Abrom. appear and
answer the hill of complaint --filed
in thi* cause, within three months
from the date of this order, or ihat
»aid h 11 he taken as and j
j that this order he published in * Tic ,
Michigan Chronicle, and served, ac
cording to law.
GUY A MILI.FR
Circuit Judge
A True Copv
CASPAR J I.IV.FMW Clerk
B> L. G. Nault, deputy clerk