^s^ SOUTH BEND PUBLIC LIBRARY 304 "S.MAIN ST. , CITY pROPBa^" Short On Morals They Vote Money In nl^^^rii innoRGrant Goes Goosefles h fWDAV, OCTOBER 30th, 1942

Tries Camouflaging His Record With Silver ER' FUEHRER of the Reich (right) and the Sun of Heaven (left), in their contempts for ELIEVE IT parliamentary governmenT^-ist have chortled with great glee, not alone, first at their ob­ D structionist votes pre-PearTHarbor, but are chortling still at the methods being employed by American congressmen, seeing reelection, to fool the "fool people," as they regard Americans, OR ELSE —and cOfct-iMie, mayhap, if opportunity affords, in the Axis 1 MEAT O' THE COCONUT service. They , must include, in their prospectus, Robert A. • -Grant. -. -•- -- if^SI ... BY ... It was no wild exclamation of Attorney, Gen., George N. SILAS WITHERSPOON I Beamer, when he said re? Roscoe Conk- cently at Franklin, Ind., DEFENSE IN TRIAL ling, late in life that "the election of a a leader of the Republican house of rep­ OF U.S. VS GRANT American bar, resentatives would do in starting out (Continued On- Page Three) TAKES ON AIRS OF like all other "rising young PETTIFOGGER WITH attorneys," was once perplexed. NO CASE BLASTING A criminal case Vote! had fallen into F YOU are qualified to STATE'S ATTORNEY his hands and vote next Tuesday, by he was puzzled. He went to William Evarts, I citizenship, residence, already a top-notcher, for advice. Evarts was always kind to young lawyers; helped them .registration, or. age, vote! as much as he-could. He listened to Conk- Vote early, if possible! If ling's story. you are not qualified, don't try, and if not qualified by "Young man," said he, "here is good ad­ reason of negligence, such as vice in all criminal cases. If you're short on failure to register, don't facts, and the law is favorable, play up the cuss,—and don't crab.. You law and ignore the facts. If the facts are are not to blame for any- favorable, and the law against ^you, dwell on (On Page Six) the law and ridicule the facts. -If both the law and the facts are against you, then raise hell with the prosecuting attorney—but al­ ways salve the jury." --K Republicans Win That seems to be the modus operandi in RE the the case of United States of America vs pre-Pearl Robert A. Grant. The facts are against him; A Harbor so is the law—the Congressional Record and isolationist - ob­ the bills against which he voted, or if finally structionist Re­ to finance them, then when, why, and how- publicans, such so? Therefore, lambast Lewis J. Murphy, as Ham Fish, the prosecutor, discount his legal caliber, sneer Claire Hoffman, at the NeW Deal, he don't know how to mol­ Steve Day — and lycoddle reporters, used a scrap saving poster ROBERT A. for advertising, to hell .with the marines; GRANT, — en­ anything to take the public mind off Grant; meshed in a de­ salve the people by playing them for fools. liberate conspir­ Grant hasn't the moral calibre to defend acy to sabotage his record; there is nothing moral about it to the war, by grab­ defend. This refers to his congressional rec- bing off the Con­ ' ord and that is what he is on trial for. Per­ gress, through sonally, Mr. Grant isn't anything great to false pretense of brag about; but this is not a personal matter urging the war except to the extent that his official career is effort on now, involved. True he knows how to keep in and then to with, certain reporters, scrap saving to him is throw a monkey- (On Page Two) wrench into the war machinery? One could eas­ ily deduct such a conclusion from GRANT the manner after which congres­ sional campaigns (On Page Seven) Page Two THE MIRROR EUEVE It Or ELSE!! (From Page One) a were-matter of -expediency, he never set. the world on fire practicing. fow>,and ; for his. being* an Olct Shuffler instead of a NewSe-tler, you can evaluate that any way you want to.

The-.ssue4.et-ween;M.urphy an<| <§;ran.t is the war, grerPearl Harbor and since, an4 on into the peace, fi^on't forget that Mr. and £•••*$-,%, Vot-e-fc when you .go to the flolls next Tues­ day. If you. are all out against Hitler. Mussolini and Hiro­ hito, you C-Mfc't vote for- Gra_jtjti $nd be consistent.

The latest diversion in the congressional campaign, to Making Mountains divert attention from the real issue,, somewhat na­ Out of Molehills tional in scope, but cen­ tered upon Mr. Murphy — to detract attention And Molehills of &W. Qc^ftrt,—is an effort by Frank Gannett, sub- Mountains G, 0. P. ch&Umajti of the Republi­ can National committee, who undoubtedly gave Mystic Artistry Sam Pettengili his G.Q.P. finance secretaryship. He would make a mountain out of the molehill of Mur^ftfet"^ ujeging the ' people to save their scrap, for war purposes; help win the war. He says the l^^ Ete-al aglricu&Ujsai dej^_r$ent in Washington is appar­ ently sj^o^soring Jkltorphy/s. gpmpaign, and Congressman and his great injtecest in it? Who is.he? Well, he is,a down Charltjy H&tleck, ^ fcen^^a^ ib^s taken it before congress east newspaper publisher with a meteoric record]. Before us y rres is a book by Samuel T. Williamson, distributed about two demanding-an investigation. ]|fell is out for noon. "|p^ "D ENTERS wilt become tenters What t-e-a-ly ba^ened is that Brown & Bigelow, years ago. when Gannet thought he was a. candidate for the **• if the housing shortage Minneapolis engravers, g^pt up a. handsome poster urging Republican nomination for president. He got two votes grows worse* in the convention. But his meteoric career; climbing to 18 * * * -especially farmer to cgj^i^ute their scrap. Pt states that Switzerland misses her tour­ the appeal is apjjvr-oved hf ,tehe Department of Agriculture; papers! I wonder how he came to drop so completely out ists. What? No lit"$e*. Japs with it was. Why shouldn't, it be>—unless you are for the Axis? of sight that Williamson couldn't find anything about him little cameras? Below the ejagravwfe poster is arfe&nk space for an advertiser during tt&e last World War? Was he a general; or some­ i to run an adv. spo^so^r.® tfee dj^j^hyution. It might be a thing, tyo modest to** permit mention of it, or wasn't he Test Your I. Q. hardware merchant, an impfea»e-nt deal.ejg, a dry goods house, anything? About three years in-there-are blotted out. That was the period during which Dr. Edward A. Rumely or what not, and thousands ojjji su£_i are scattered all over Rec^Bjk h,ea<41uies have made the country. In the local instance Murphy bought a hun­ (LaPorte), Sylvester Vierick, and others, got mixed up news that, witk live. How mapy dred posters with hiis political advertisement on the bottom. with the government over the ownership and pro-German­ of these events and personalities ism of the New Y'Q^ Evening Post. Rumely and Vierick are familiar to you? Wow! Wtarr.-QfisJ 1. In what country has muttt"*_y Nohafiky but a fool, Qr af goJi'tical demagogue, would were "lagged" until releasee, by President Harding pending among Nazi soldiers been re­ the separate peace of Paris, the sabotaging Versailles, and ported? miijj^e the approval by the Agricultural; Department as 2. What eastern rivers flood­ sp-QjftSe^ship of the advertise**}—in Murphy's case any more the League of N« quick, sure that you and your. before The South Bend Retail Credit Men one night; was i& «V^ i -a_t family do not lack essen-* Jack swap rj

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means very little. For-.instance, where, You've told us your eight points, Mr. when and how? Be a little more speci­ iStmmons, so now if you'll kindly analyze fic, .*Howard, we're tired of shooting at them for us so that well know what targets that won't stay still long enough you're driving at we'll think it over. for us to even get an aim at. Otherwise well consider you as being "Elimination of every non-essent^tl just another one of those things that activity" makes good hot air to warm up bobs up in politics, every now and then --_ the radio listeners with but unless seme and come to the final conclusion that a distinction is made between what Mr. "bird in the hand Is still worth -three Emmons would call "essential" and in the bush." How Senate Conspirators Kept Us "non-essential" we again finding our­ Out of League selves chasing rainbows or bidding fer a It's Up to You (Gary Post-Tribune) pig in the poke. "Cooperation with all other govern­ Editor Mirror: LMOST everyone is ready to ad­ it, churches are very .largely favoring it, mental units" is fine to talk about pre­ A Roosevelt defeat in Indiana Novem­ mit now that the United States ALL THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN election "out- before he could ever think ber 3, 1942, would be the equivalent of v A should have joined the League BURDENED AND OPPRESSED BY an Axis victory. Roosevelt is the hope of cooperating with any outside govern- of'Nations. It offered our one big chance THIS AWFUL TRAGEDY OF WAR m

Pretty Vague, Mr. Emmons, Pretty Vague By ARTHUR SHULTS promised also but he didn't make it any ANY voters are still trying to too clear as to whether he meant that decipher a certain news col­ the high standards set by Mayor Pavey M umn which appeared on the was to be maintained, or if he had in Numb er Numb er front page of the second, section of our mind the return of- the police depart­ local daily on Oct. 21, which attempted ment to its 1935-36-37-38 level when to relate a few high lights of a radio members cf the defective bureau were 23-B talk made that particular morning by a not only ordered to furnish proper pro­ man running for a high city office on the tection to a certain vice overlord but to Republican ticket. The man doing the see that he came across fifty-fifty with running is Howard Emmons, and the of­ the girls after they had concluded the fice he's after is that of mayor, and the entertainment. Perhaps Mr. Emmons gentleman who wrote the eight points will explain this in some of his later to be diseussed later is "Eddie" Smith. speeches. The platform proposed by Mr. Emmons "Merit system for fire and police de­ looked very much like a first cousin to partment," the speaker goes on to say, the one drawn up eight years by the but here again we're left somewhat in "Mighty" Hunter in behalf of Col. the dark as to what he is referring to. George W. Freyermuth, which found its If he is making reference to political way to the wastebasket shortly after the influences when appointments have been Democratic colonel had reached his objective. made to these departments during the "War work first," blasts Mr. Emmons last four years he is way behind the over the air, but he doesn't give us any times. Mayor Pavey ordered the ques­ or idea as to how he thinks the mayor's tion pertaining to the applicant's polities office should be conducted to make our stricken completely out of the applica­ war effort any more efficient .than it is' tion blanks as one of his 'first official now, or what he proposes to do that acts. As the old saying goes, "we're ST. JOSEPH hasn't already been done. He didn't never too old to learn," and if Mr. Em­ mention that South Bend and St. Joseph mons checks up carefully-there probably county had been first in the nation to is a lot more to this job of running a double our war bond quota and partly, city that he hasrt*t learned -yet. at least, because of the public -spirited-* "Parks and playgrounds for all sec­ TREA ness of Mayor Pavey. tions of the -city" is another -worm on Adv. "Efficient law enforcement" was' Mr. EmmoEs'-h©**^ whic&'iooks gocd but OCTOBER 30, 1942 Page Five

that we fear it has gone somewhat Literary Digest (1936). ELIEVE It We will have to wait and see. Polls are ticklish things at SUNDAY SCHOOL their best. LESSON It would not he well for either Mayor Pavey, or the 1 Or ELSE I other Democratic nominees, to take the poll too seriously: (From Page Two) 'Poem of Creation Mayor Pavey on the basis that he has already won, nor been willing that it should be exploited as the reporter's, Lewis J. Murphy and the other Democrats, on the theory Emphasizes Bond "gaff." that they are already licked. We doubt both. . The ballots Of Man and Woman I?i|& Whereiore sm_trt_ag, or assuming to smart, under the are not cast; the votes are not counted. The people of reprimand, the-, aforesaid reporter seems unable to get over South Bend have not as yet "lost their reason." The International Uniform Sun-* it.; M"-a:pby> is unfit for congress because he doesn't know Nobody knows where the polls were placed. If in day School Lesson for Nov. 1 how to treat reporters, and of course, the "freedom of the Text: Genesis 2:18-24; Matthew strong Republican precincts, in the various districts, it is 19:3-6; John 2:1-5 press." It is true that the "freedom of the press" includes passible that the count is correct. Strange, however, that * * • the right NOT to print, as well as TO print, and the Pavey and Grant should be running so neck and neck — HPHE early chapters of Genesis FAIRNES^of the press-should not be confused with its have been expounded as "a leaving Murphy and Emmons correspondingly tail to tail. poem of Creation," and when FREEDOM—the "fairness" of which is what Mr. Murphy Such correspondence is a dead give-away. Here is the the account of • the creation of was driving at, and not without reason.: jEtt-lias had noth­ woman is interpreted in this Tribune's figures; *|i?7_ wav. sfretra-t**-**? the essential one- ing like a square deal from the Tribune, but then of course, res*? of man and woman "bone it is for the reelection of Congressman Grant, and to oppose FIRST DISTRICT For Congress of mv bone, and flesh of my For Mayor Grant (R) •/'-wHlg1 47.1% fl********" and the conception of him,, and his congressional record, and being a New Dealer Emmons (R) ____-2*81 43.8% Murphy (D) 225 33 wom on as formed from the rib- just naturally puts anyone out on a limb that does it: Pavey (D) 280 43.7 Doubtful __136 19.9 not from a bone of the foot that Doubtful __. 77 12.5 m*n should lord'. it over her. or So Lewis should be defeated because he snubbed a re­ For Congress FIFTH DISTRICT from a hone of the head that porter, even moreso apparently,, than for being a New Grant (R) -3S--373 58.8% For Mayor she should lord it over him. but Murphy (D) 176 27.8 Emmons (R) 273 42.7% from man'-r-jiltte- that"she should Dealer, or for exposing Grant's pre-Pearl Harbor perfidies. Doubtful „-_ 85 13.4 Pavey (D) 4E279 43.7 be h*Jo equal, companion and That is what the reporter says. It is a case now of Reporter SECOND DISTRICT Doubtful 87 13.6 he^meet. as well as Grant against Murphy—and Reporter more than For Mayor For Congress Jmt as man at his worst-has Emmons (R) 201 32.3% Grant (R) 326 51.2% abused and misused the most. Grant. Well, the fighting marine showed up on this any­ Pavey (D) 309 50.4 Murphy (D) 210 3-.J& nretfM'ou.* tWmjs that God has how, in the midst of a quarrel, that he has enough gump- Doubtful 103 16.8 Doubtful 101 15.9 prvp>n. ma1H"«f his soul which tiontto go into a jam, even with a big "bully." And the For Congress SIXTH DISTRICT roi»»ht be attuned to love and Grant (R) 227 37.7% rij^teoi**-*--*"****-* an instrument of "bully" seems to be doing all of the squawking. For Mayor hate, and his wonderful and Murphy (D) 259 43 Emmons (R) 216 31.9% Doubtful 116 19.3 hooi.t*f,i] body an .instrument of Pavey (D) 379 55.9 vtoVno-a. so man at his worst has THIRD DISTRICT Doubtful _.__ 83 12.2 made t*»e sex instinct an instru­ If the Tribune-poll published For Mayor For Congress ment of debasement and foul­ last Sunday is any criterion Emmons (R) 232* 39.9% Grant (R) -216 32,9% ness. But we should not allow Murphy (D) 326 40.5 Tribune's Poll there won't be a Democrat Pavey (D) 257 44.2 thpt to blind us to all that is Doubtful *___ 93 15.9 Doubtful -__115 17.6 noV-'**-. and stood elected in St. Joseph county For Congress TOTALS We sneak of "holy matrimony** Looks Very Like next Tuesday—except Jesse I. Grant (R) 296 51.5% and there is nothing holier than Murphy (D) 185 32.2 - For Mayor a relationship of mutual love and • •• fl" 1 Pavey for mayor of South Doubtful^ 94 16.3 Emmons (R)_^_.il,479 38.5% Joyaltv. whore two souls share Pavey (D) .1,817 47.5 FOURTH DISTRICT privilege and responsibility*' Literary DigesDipst. PMS^S^_ Doubtful 541 14 bearing and forbearing, in lives For Mayor For Congress ly, unless the doubtrms all that are pledged to truth and Emmons (R) 276 40.2% Grant (R) 1,759 46.5% right. It is on such a founda­ vote Democratic. These Pavey (D) :__313 45.6 Murphy (D) ___1,381 36.4 tion that the Christian home is Electing Landon .doubtful __i___7- 98 14.2 Doubtful 647 17.1 "doubtfuls" may be intro­ built, and nothing less could be You know right well that such is not the popular senti- fully adequate as an environ­ duced for an out,—but otherwise the Tribune as we under­ ment for the bringing into the (On Page Six) stand, is strong for Pavey, and so all-fired strong for Grant, world of new lives JohnfWJ iNIFMIFP Republican for Circuit Judge Your Vote Will Be Appreciated

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Adv. Page S-is THE MIRROR nominee, is low of the lowest of the Republican indulgence in that isola­ EUEVE IT I tion-obstructionism. Then vote for Mayor Jesse I. Pavey, otherwise de­ (From Page Three) RELSE general? Resides, Indiana needs Beamer. AH together. Give him a big serving of reelection, but to work in boost Tuesday. harmony with the war effort, and se­ Mat Shells DeLuxe * * * * cure the most for South Bend in such connection; this without casting any ILT JOHNSON, Republican 4ity chairman, hurrahing for How­ (From Page Five) reflections on Howard Emmons' in­ ment. Favorable as everybody is to ard Emmons for mayor, says he has been doing a lot of investi­ tentions; only his inexperience and, Mayor Pavey there is no reason why M gating. Out of it his principal find seems to have been Billy perhaps, the benign influence that he should run away ahead of Grant Downs, inspector for the fire department, who was once clerk of the board might surround him from Republi­ in Republican communities nor why of safety. Then a cop say3 the morale of the police department is the low­ can headquarters. Give Pavey a Dem­ est in fifteen years of the nineteen he has served. We wonder what other ocratic judge, Democratic clerk*- and there should be any su.ch deflection 1 to Grant in Democratic communities. chief of police it was that made him toe the scratch; under what adminis­ Democratic councilmen. , Of course, for saving grace, the tration things were "up" to the present equal? We understand this partic­ Then George N. Beamer, for at­ doubtfuls could change the situation, ular cop has his dip-in to become chief. torney general, and Thurman C. if headed all in one direction, which Crook, for state senator, and Jesse L. is not very likely. Better for both dorse Reelection of Grant" as the The half-baked Dickinson, William Ogden and Louis parties to just disregard the so appar­ Tribune headline stated. Arizona Right asses of the war F. Schultz, for the state house of rep­ ent euphemian splash. relocation au- resentatives, to give Gov. Henry F. If the Republicans are honest about In Refusal to *&w ^ K- The Tribune has simply got to their opposition to unionism, Green's Schricker all the aid and comfort pos­ sible in conducting the affairs of the elect Grant, whether" he is elected or indorsement of Grant ought not help E__Cate JapS.University || state, in cooperation with the war ef­ not, to save its face; understands him much. No one can support Grant Arizona that it provide extension fort, and as well in civil affairs. As that, we have a hunch, from no less in preference to Murphy on the score courses, library facilities, and faculty we said last week, the war nestles an authority than Republican Na­ of his non-unionism. Murphy could lectures in relocation centers, got a into every nook and corner of the tional Chairman Joe Martin—keenly do no SLorse for anti-unionism than very correct answer, ajid that answer election, from congress, through state interested in having "Bob" kept in to vote for unionism "in every in­ was "No." President Alfred Atkin­ house, court house, city hall and town Washington, to vote as the "caucus" stance where vital interests of labor son of the university, however, put it hall. wants him to vote, as he has in past, were at stake," as Mr. Green says this way: "We are at war, and these on all war and other measures. The Gratjt did,—and he could do no more Perhaps in the court house, and people are our enemies." They are town halls, less so, but particularly G.O.P. gang certainly doesn't want for unionism than Grant did. It in effect internes; in effect they are in Lew Murphy, fighting marine, of­ looks as though the union issue, so in the court house that problem of concentration camps; prisoners of experience rises to more than measure fender of reporters, and sponsor of far as anti-unionists are interested, war. Most of them would butcher scrap drives, down there in Washing­ were out on a limb. Grant, on the the difference. Take the judgeships; every student on the campus if they why chttnge? Take Nicholas A. Mus­ ton. face of things, is snuggling to labor dared. Many of them boast that zer, auditor; Eugene J. Pajakowski, * * H« * as much as Murphy is, — only more when the war is over they'll make treasurer; Frank J. Bruggner, clerk; hypocritically. / Nothing strange (On Page Thirteen) Steve Molnar, Jr., sheriff; Arthur F. Grant Plays that the Tribune Scheer, prosecutor; Jake Lechner, has indorsed the Re­ county assessor; Edward "Babe" With Labor publican ticket; it is Voorde, assessor for Portage town­ a Re ublican news ship, yes, and Mayor Carl Castleman, ^mo Ao Ho - P - (From Page One) Furthermore, the crisis has arisen thing that you couldn't help, of of Mishawaka. They have all done a OC-IIIC Ho HO paper though for largely by reason of Republican per­ course, but you have no quarrel with good job; an excellent job. policy's sake, being fidy in settlement of World War I; anything that you could have helped. As to the other candidates, well, Played Wi the "one and only," read "Ye Editor Yields" to The Gary k pretends inde The responsibility of the ballot is all they are at least equal to the Repub­ looiioo ' Post-Tribune, on page two. We must yours within the range of your qual­ lican mine-run—which is the g. o. p. ftC-l lOOUGO pendence. Nothing not trust this war, or the aftermath, ifications. * We hope you have quali­ layout in totality. Anyhow, this is strange that it should especially urge to a party that still clings to that per­ fied. the way we look at it. Think it over. the reelection of Congressman Grant; fidy; did right up to Pearl Harbor and We cannot itgll you how you Then vote. Don't forget to vote. Not their minds on the war have been has made no apologies since. The iso­ should -vote; only how we would like to vote is to neglect your citizenship; pretty much alijlce. That it hopes for lationist-obstructionist policy of the to have you vote. You may ^agree dodge your responsibility. Democ­ a Republican house of representatives Q.\Q. P. all the way from Aug. 27, with us; that is youj: privilege, your racy, we mean the broad-gauge dem­ in Washington is nothing queer. The 1921, when the peace pf Berlin was rjgjbt; it i$ democ^cy — the broad- ocracy, defined in terms of popular Tribune is still Republican, and even signed, right up to Dec. 7th, 1941— gauge democracy,—though we would sovereignty—rather than Democratic though it were independent, inde­ and then until now, was naught but urge you to vote Democratic by New Deal or Republican Old Shuffle, pendence does not mean neutrality. a continuation of that treachery. party. For the first time in The Mir­ —calls for a full vote, else democracy George Washington didn't cross the ^81? say therefore, of course, vote ror's history — of eighteen years, — isn't functioning, and to that extent Delaware in quest of neutrality—but for Lewis J. Murphy, for congress; we are going to do just that. We uiSj-ifies Hitler in his acclaim that it ' • dependence. Robert A. Grant, the Republican know Republicans on their ticket is defunct. Neither is it strange that for 1ji_e who are very good men, but the Dem­ moment the Tribune should wish to ocrats are just as good, or better,— exploit Congressman Grant's labor and besides, this campaign is more record — so satisfactory to William than usually a campaign for principle FRANK E. Green, /president of the A. F. of L. as well as men. Though the Republican party, whiej^ it supports, hates organized labor It is nailed down pretty closely to worse than "the devil hates heaven" Republican vs. Democrat and vice COUGH —slightless that the G. O. P. hates versa. We favor the Democrats on Roosevelt, — it is willing to coddle prinqj^e, not that we love their New Republican for anything to get the votes, just as Deal more, as the Bard of Avon Grant voted with labor, when., he would fashion it, but because we love knew that it was useless otherwije; the opposition's Old Shuffle less. Add that the bills would pass, or not pass to the principles involved, the fact in spite of hip, and so why aggravate that the Democratic nominees are the labor vO^lrs? practically all experienced in the of­ fices to which they aspire, and you He voted |$ir labor, just as he voted CAPABLE for a few defense appropriations (see have a double reason for voting Dem­ elsewhere), apter everything had been ocratic. AND threshed out^ and the stage was set. We make this appeal to the Inde­ JUDICIAL MINDED It was only slightly moreso in defense pendent voter as well as to Demo­ matters; on these he voted first always crats, and to Republicans who are not to kill the defense moves, then for the so purblind that they cannot see the appropriations as a soft-cushion to blotch on their party escutcheon at fall back on. We see nothing to get the present time. Never was a party THANKS! excited about over The Trjfcpne's ex­ condition at lower ebb than Repub- pression of preference, an£ further _jf$Ljiism right now; saturated with a William Green only indorsed Grant's bad record approaching a crisis, non- 45-A labor record, not his defense g^gril. repentant of it, and seeking t.O justify Adv. His letter shows that he did not "En- or excuse it by demagogic processes. OCTOBERS, 1942 fage S&ftjn

agencle*. which have brought the estimated figures for 1942 and 1943 — IF REPUBLICANS WIN cour_*__r£but «_# the sick bed, tij*#l-ich are $893,000,000 and $469,000,- (From Page One) Knox--.,- secretary of the navy, the for­ the Republicans had driven it, and 000 respectively. af-f being condU$M$; from tlffe $& mer a former Republican secretary of restored it to health and vigor. Aid to youth through the National tibnal Republican propaganda, and state, and the latter a G. O. P. candi­ But granting that his impfie-i- Youth, administration and other the courses that Republican con­ date for vice president. charge of large non-essential spend­ methods—another one of Mr. Mar­ gressmen are pursuing, and have tin's pet aversions — was cut from Or did Chairman Martin have in ing is sincere, what are the facts? been pursuing since Pearl Harbor, $378,000,000 in 1940, to an esti­ mind Lieut. Gen. W. S. Knudsen, ex- Official figures show that non-war ex­ —non-repentant of what happened penditures of the government, includ­ mated expenditure of $235,000,000 1 President of General Motors; Wil­ before, and always seeking to cov­ in 1942 and $100,000,000 in 1943. liam M. Jeffers, now czar of the rub­ ing interest on the public debt, de­ er up their pre-Pearl Harbor atti­ In the light of these facts Mr. Mar­ ber production, who was drafted for clined from $7,456,000,000 in 1939 tudes. tin, with his confirmed prejudice that service from a railroad presiden­ to $7,287,000,000 in; 1940 and to against all humane activities on the Yes, they're for winning the cy; -Nelson Rockefeller, in charge of. an estimated $6/5 79,000.000 in part of government, jDught to be war; winning it right now. They our . relations with . Latin AmeficM 1942 and an estimated $6,142,000,- (On Page Nine) hate Russia's guts almost as bad Ed Stettinius, administrator of Lend- 000 in 1943. as they do F.D.R.'s, but we should Lease and ex-chairman of the board Excluding interest on the public go right to the aid of Russia, in­ of directors of the U. S. Steel; Don­ debt the decline was even greater. deed, of everywhere* H_lving done ald Nelson, chairman of the War Non-war expenditures, excluding in­ Alex S. Langei ejfcerything that they could do to Production Board and ex-boss man terest on the public debt, fell from "Dia An Important Job Well" ODs#tict preparedness, pre-war, of Sears, Roebuck 8 Co.; or a flocM $6,516,000,000 in 1939 to $6,- they c^n't for the* life of them see of other industrial leaders who have 246,000,000 in, 1940 and to esti­ Elect Him w3_y we Weren't more than ready; been appointed to the key positions* mated amounts of $5,329,000,000 didn't answer Pearl Harbor wittt in the war agencies? for 1942 and $4,392,000,000 for COUNTY CLERK an immediate attack on Tokyo; 1943. Republican IlKidentally, a Republican house why we lost Guam, the Philip- of representatives, to the election of These reductions already accom­ p-ftes, or anywhere. Since we are' at which Mr. Martin and the rest of the plished, or in the way of being ac­ war they se*--f_-ingly want to make G. O. P. high command are address­ complished, indicate that Mr. Mar­ sure of it, that it* fe conducted unaef ing their efforts, would have as much tin's complaints are tardy and that as Democratic admifttstration with as to -db with these appointments, or usual he is tilting against an imagin­ little chance of success, and as much ary evil. promotions in the army and navy destruction of life, as possible. commands, as the Lakeville sewing Mr. Martin and Kit cit>wd have al­ We're for a socalled "second circle. It is the senate that ratifies ap­ ways been agarinst anything calculated front" as soon as conditions warrant; pointments. And if every possible" to help the less fortunate of our citi­ for an all-out offensive, and; out for senatorship in the coming election! zens and so, of course, he would in­ this defensive-mindedness, but we went Republican, the senate would clude work relief or aid to youth in ALEX £fc LANGEL doubt very much if the Republicans still remain Democratic. the category of "non-essential" ex­ Air $btiftekg$ ToWiti&ttfl "trustee penditures — very much so. Let's in control of the party, do favor Chairman Martin also indicated ifefeh Langei Was first trustee in In- look at these specific items in non- diana td participate in effective such. They would prefer it before the^kind of a peace a Republican con­ war expenditures for the period since Wi*i*fr ''$8.75 l**--.-.*' which proviffed conditions warrant; want it Jo point gress would or would not tolerate. war threatened. work re--t$ at lower cost tit* iftx- to for the havoc that results. The Again, it is the United States senate payed* fault, they say, is the men at the which ratifies treaties. The house For work relief, WPA, etc., the MA^___-J_- NO. helm; of course, Roosevelt and his hasn't anything to do with them. expenditures in 1939 were $2,205,- satellites. Give them a Republican "Bob" Grant, nor "Lew" Murphy, 000,000. In 1940 this amount had 21A Adv. congress, and they will see "first that either one of them in congress, would fallen to $1,513,000,000, while the a new chief to the army and naval never get a look-in on the peace trea­ forces is named," kicking the presi­ ties, nor have the least voice in their dent out of that constitutional com­ negotiation. The senate, jealous ol) RE - ELECT mand — somewhat after the fashion, its prerogatives, has never been we suppose, that the Indiana Repub­ known to consult the house, or give licans undertook during the last state it an edgewise in the ratification of Nicholas A. assembly, to divest Governor Schrick­ peace, trade, or any other treaties. er of his constitutional powers Then listen to this from Chaiim_iif "We will see to it," says Joe* Mar­ Martin, in his Michigan address, tin, Republican national chairman, boasting his sudden pro-war anxiety, MUSZER and that of his party. "In control of addressing the Michigan Republican the house we will cut off every non­ state convention recently, "that ap­ essential government expenditure, and pointment to high posts in the war reduce non7defense expenditure* to af- effort, ceases to be dependent upon minimum immediately," — just a_ loyalty to the New Deal philoso­ though that were not being done al­ phy,"—such, we suppose, as Henry ready. But is his purpose, primar..^! L. Stimson, secretary of war, Frank to win the war or cripple all New Deal activities — always a thorn in- the flesh of the Republicans in con­ Stabilizer gress? They want to get back to the Number Number G. O. P.'s Old Shuffle that went ber­ serk in the 1929 to 1933 muck- wallow. 22-B 22-fc In the light of the G. O. P. record (but don't mention it; else it be a "smear"), the public fully under­ stands what government expenditures Mr. Martin considers non-essential. From the verv beginning of the Roosevelt administration he has con­ sistently opposed every attempt to help agriculture, to protect labor, to reduce unemployment, to promote the welfare of youth—indeed, every DEMOCRAT New Deal proposal to better the eco­ FOR nomic and social condition of the mass of the people. So what Mr. Martin and the other reactionaries who stand with him— County Auditor Hard at work in the new White including Ralph F. Gates, chairman House office wing, James Byrnes, director of economic stabiliza­ in Indiana,—really mean by cutting tion, studies the overflow of mail off "non-essential" expenditures is to GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER 3rd on his desk. do away with fox cripple all those AdV. Page Eight THE MIRROR MEMBER STATE TAX BOARD ANALYZES PAVEY ECONOMY

S A GENERAL, rule, when a city provides the fine type of municipal government we have in South Bend under Mayor A Pavey, a high tax rate is to be expected, but in South Bend, thanks to Mayor Pavey, we enjoy not only good government but pro­ gressively lower tax rates. When I entered upon my duties as a member oi the Indiana Tax St. Joseph County's Board I found that South Bend ranked- high among the leading cities,

not only of Indiana but of the entire country in respect to low tax KS_*3_? *• * "*" - ** *•"•*• ** -*^x> Only Candidate for rates and economical administration of municipal functions of gov­ ernment. This is not merely my opinion but is a fact clearly" estab­ ggagfgg ij ft<-$&r?>\^!*!^'?-'SS,•'•jmflq.•* '-'•••''•'o38c8P^ lished by comparisons- made by statisticians for recognized tax au­ STATE OFFICE thorities. Much of the credit for this fine standing* must go to Mayor ^^;7::7/^wl Pavey. All taxpayers in South Bend have had the benefit of sub­ stantial savings in their tax bills for the past four years. Here is '•the record: The civil city of South Bend levied the following rates for the city general fund: 1939 - - .642 1941 .--* il|g .571 t- 1940 - - .617 1942 f|^|^ .526 This shows, a reduction of almost£$t cents in the rate fixed dur­ ing Mayor Pavey's administraton. ';^|f

The total rates (state, county> township, school and city) for the City of South Bend for these same years are as follows: 1939 - - 2.99 1941 - - 2.94 1940 - - 2.96 1942 - - 2.80 The total tax} rate for South Bend has therefore been reduced 17 cents during Mayor Pavey's administration. Of course the county Jesse I. officials should receive* due credit for thehl contribution to the ^reduc­ tion in the total rate. While tha ta_4.rate has been reduced from $2.99 tol $2.80 during the first four years of Mayor Pavey'^. administration, governmental Pavey problems have increased, rather than decreased. We are all familiar with the added duties we gladly contribute to the Civilian Defense Program. The city government has taken every step necessary to protect the. lives and property of South Bend residents and is co-operative in every respect with the county, state and federal authorities in the war effort. These activities require Democrat many emergency expenditures of money but by a strict curtailment of non-essential expenditures, the city has been able to reduce the tax George N. rate despite the added expense. This savings in taxes to the1 people of South Bend comes at a FOR time when most needed, so that the savings may be applied on the BEAMER federal war and victory taxes, and for the purchase of war bonds. The patriotism of South Bend residents in this respect received na­ tional recognition in the recent war bond drive when South Bend more than doubled its quota, being.first in, the nation to have this honor- In my work with the Indiana Tax Board I have opportunity to Mayor DEMOCRAT make an analysis of the emergency expenditures made -by all taxing units in Indiana and our board has had no appropriation made by were based on actual necessity and emergency and were based on sound and necessary expenditures. Instead, the appropriations coining before us from South Bend PROFIT were based on actual necessity and emergency and were based on sound and necessary expenditures. BY EXPERIENCE Atfc I am personally proud of the fine economical, conservative gov-*: eminent that Mayor Pavejfhas given South Bend during the past four years. I believe thati his record entitles him to continue his ad­ ministration, during the foii|fria^Hcal years to come. He has shown, by actual performance, not promises, that he can We Have a Good Ma^O-?^ give we citizens of South Bend a city government that is reducing our taxes without curtailing any necessary services, and that he is Why Not Keep Him? fully capable of directing and co-ordinating the war activities in South Bend. Let us lay aside our political differe__ces and re-elect Mayor Pavey ancj be assured that after the successful conclusion of the war, South Bend will be justly proud of its record as a great city The Personal Choice of in war as in peace. VOTE Gov. Henry F. Schricker Peter A. Beczkiewicz. Oct. 23, 1942 Indianapolis, Ind.

Contributed by Fr-'ends and Neighbors ' NOTE: The 1939 tax rats*) was fixed by the Freyermuth Admin­ of George N. Beamer. istration in 1938, before* beings voted from office—anticipating its own Adv. spending-capacity for the next year. Adv. ;0£flS5BEK 30/ 1942 Page Nine

tory to the United' Nations through­ lower house could effect it, they IR REPUBLICANS WIN out, the Republicans would oppose would, if opportunity arose, to dis­ it, and ditch it if possible, just as (From. Page Seven) congress has shown that we do not credit Roosevelt and his administra­ pleased that the exigencies of war need "Bob" Grant, nor any of the they damned the armistice of 1918, tion. have forced these curtailments,—but rest of the Republican delegatiajf and ditched the peace of 1919, sub­ Fine situation in a crisis like this. to deprive him of his baseless com­ from Indiana, nor Claire Hoffman of stituting their separate pact with Ber­ We know what happened to France, plaints and criticisms would be to Michigan, down there to cut to thifc lin of 1921, which became at once led by the Lavals, and Norway, led put him into political bankruptcy. purpose. We fear, however; that the, the propagating parent of the present :hy the Quislings. The New Deal isn't perfect; noth­ Republican purpose, judged by its world conflict." ing is—but it is infinitely better, with major recprd, isn't primarily to wis One needs take no confidential all its faults, than the Old Shuffle the the war against the Axis — but stock in anything the Republicans say Glasses Correctly Fitted G. O. P. would foist back* upon us; against the New Deal. —the stalwart Republicans, we mean, the author of our 1929 debacle. We It is so "poison pupped" on that —when-they're talking their-keen in­ sure-needed a New Deal whether this Est. 1900 point that it, is pretty much the basis terest in winning the war. They so mSaWy is the perfect one or not; if anything*! of all its snarls; a sort of hydropho­ hate Roosevelt, and the New Deal, it has been infiinitely better that the J. Burke bia. As "Lew" Murphy, "Bob" that anything related to them, riles W. G. Bogardiif Republicans have ever offered us since Grant's opponent for reelection re­ their very blood. Despite the war, its Old Shuffle spilled all over the they still despise them more than Hit­ E. C. Beery election recently put it: "If it were Optometrists Ss Mtg, Opticians floor. ler, Hirohito, the Nazis or the Axis. possible for the New Deal to end the 228 S. Michigan Street And as to cutting the expenditures If not in a deliberate conspiracy to war 'tomorrow, with victory and EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT to win the war; o.k. The Democratic honor; and negotiate a pe-g*£y sWisfac-- sabotage the war effort, insofar as the

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Help Win the War — And the Peace %i% B%

Our Attorney General GEORGE N. BEAMER

DAN PYLE ARTHUR F. SCHEER J. FRED BINGHAM J. ELMER LEWIS J. MURPHY Prosecuting Attorney Judge Superior Court No. 1 Judge Superior ( Congressman Judge Circuit Court

NICHOLAS A. MUSZER EUGENE J. PAJAKOWSKI STEPHEN J. MOLNAR, JR. T. C. GORAC FRANK J. BRUGGNER Sheriff Corone Clerk Circuit Court Auditor Treasurer

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CLEM NIEZi JESSE I. PAVEY MARIE H. NELSON LEON E. KOWALSKI GEORGE A. KNOBLOCK City Councilman, Mayor City Clerk City Judge City Councilman, lst District

STEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK EDWARD F. MELTON O. BRANNAN -.iAMLEY C. KORPAL il^LLIAM J. RICHARDSON Trustee, Portage Township Assessor* Portag City Councilman-at-Large' City Councilman-at-Large City Counc-lman-at-Large

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B& Electing These Democrat^ Candidates

Our Governor HENRY F. SCHRICKER

VICTOR DEMEESTER County Councilman, lst Dist.

JESSE L. DICKINSON GUY W. HOOD, SR. County Councilman, 2nd Dist. Representative EDWARD J. CLAFFEY County Councilman, 3rd Dist.

CHARLES A. BEEHLER County Councilman, 4th Dist.

VICTOR R. BOYER County Councilman-at-Large LOUIS F. SCHULTZ HENRY O. HURLEY Representative County Councilman-at-Large ALBERT E. TELLSON County Councilman-at-Large ILMER PEAK THURMAN C. CROOK WILLIAM OGDEN iperior Court No. 2 Senator Representative

CLEMENT C. FIWEK JACOB P. LECHNER JOSEPH F. WALSH . LEO CASADAY GORACZEWSKI Assessor Commissioner, 3rd District Coroner Surveyor Commissioner, lst District

A NIjEZGODSKI JOHN W. FLANAGAN JOHNJVI. MCCARTHY PAUL J. GIBSON JOHN J. MIROCHA ici-ihan, 2nd District City Councilman, 3rd District City Councilman, 4th District City Councilman, 5th District City Councilman, 6th District

^.RD F. VOORDE FRANK X. KOPINSKI jUSiS-PH W. NYIKOS ROBERT B. HARRIS DONALD J. WEIMER •, Portage Township Jstetice of Peace, Portage Twp. Justice of Peace, Portage Twp. Constable, Portage Township Constable, Portage Township Page Twelve rtus MIRROR

Short Stories of 1942, E. J. 0'Br_i___r._8c_tw Telegraph Circuits, by L. Casper;" tor; Port of New Orleans, by Harold Navy Wings, by H. B. Miller; Radio Sinclair; Burma Road, by Nicol Smith; Code Manual, by A. R. Nilson; Fire In­ O. G. 3E>. Campaign of Treachery, by Henry Tor­ surance Underwriting, by P. B. Reed. res; Background of Our War, by U. S. Juvenile Department 7*p?£ CALENDAR -War Department; Van Loon's Lives,- by Sky Freighter, by H. M. Brier; His­ NEW BOORS AT SOUTH BEND H. W. Van Loon. tory of Hawaii, by R. S. Kuykendallf MONDAY, NOV. 2 PUBLIC* LIBRARY. Fiction Hoosier* Boy, by Mrs. M. B. A. Mitchell; SOUTH BB_M- AIR RAID WARDENS: Zone I, Muessel School, 7:30 to &30 P. MR, "First One Braver Thing, by Cyril Harris; Ships That Have Made History, by Gre­ Aid," and '"-"r-iiiRpo-tation of Wounded"; All Things Are Yours, by H. B. Hou^r, Zone V, RiJ«y School &$* to 9:30 P. M., Junior Miss, by Jerome Chodorov and gory Robinson; Hiram and Other Cats, "Jfirst Aid," "Transportation of Wounded." Joseph Fields; Coming of the Civil War, Fallen Sparrow, by Mrs. D. B. Huhges; by L. D. Smith; Traveler's Candle, by F. SOUTH BEND AUX-i.r-A.'R-"» POLICE: All groups, Muessel School AuditoW-Um, 7:30 to by A. O. Craven; Waiters in Crisis, by Gentleman Ranker, bby J. E. Jennings; M. UpdegrafT; Wakey Goes to Bed, by 9:30 P. M., "Police Training." Stones Begin to Dance, by Aben Kandel; M. E. Vorse; 1942 Handbook of U. S. MISHAWAKA AU-__LIARY FIREMEN: M. D. Geismar; School of the Citizen Central Tire Station, 7:30 to 9:30 Pi M., In- Soldier, R. A. Griffin, ed.; Diary of a Big Doc's-"Sirl, by Mary Medeari*;- ¥ for Coins, by R. S. Yeoman and Others. structors, Messffc Pressler, Groh and Potts, Washington Correspondent, by David Vengeance, by Dennis Wheatley. Bippy, by Mrs. E. D. Barnitz; King of TUES DAY, NOV. 3 ST. JOSEPH CQWN-St CIVILIAN DEFENSE Lawrence; Wings of Defense, by B. W. Signed With Their Honour, by James Wreck Island, by Barbara Cooney; An­ COUNCIL: OCD Headquarters, Room No. 219, Leyson; India Without Fable, by K. L. Aldridge; Five Women in Three Novels, nie and the Wooden Skates, by Margaret Christman Building, 209 N. Main Street, 12:45 P. M. Mitchell; Your Morale, by Austin Par- by Faith Baldwin; High Window, by Friskey; Primrose Day, by Carolyn Hay­ INTERNAISONAL CODE INSTRUCTION. Raymond Chandler; Only the Good, by Beginners' Class, Receiving and1' Sending In­ due; Black Book of Poland, Poland. wood; Decatur of the Old Navy, by struction, Boys' Vocational School, 7:30 P. M. Minister of Information; More Than Mrs. Mary Collins; The Robe, by L. C. Helen Nicolay; Pedro's Pirate, by Mrs. WEDNESDAY, NOV. * You Promise, by K. A. Smallzried and Douglas; An Apple for Eve, by Kathleen E. B. Oldham; Juarez of Mexico, by R. " SOUTH BEND AIR RAID WARDENS: Zone VI (changed from Tuesday, Nov. 3), D, J. Roberts; Bigfoot Wallace, by Stan­ Norris; The Damyank, by W. M. Raine. E. Stratton; Toby the Little Lost Dog, Washington High School, 7:30 to 9:30 P. M., Business and Industrial by S. M. Williams. "-first Aid" and '•Tnu*'Jsporta-ion of Wound­ ley Vestal. ed." A Time for Greatness, by Herbert Raising Fur Rabbits, by N. H. Black; Adult non-fiction may be reserved by SOUTH BEND CIVIL AH. PATROIS: Squadrons 1 and 2, Auditorium, Engineering Agar; Suez to Singapore, by (JiRjil Strategic Materials in Hemisphere De­ calling 3-9429. BUilding, Notre Dame, 8:00 P. M. Brown; Action in the East$ by O. D. fense,, by M. S. Hessel and W. Murphy; RADIO TEySGRAPH' CODE' INSTRUC­ TION: Advance!-" Class, Boys' Vocational Gallagher^; Family in a Woriti at War, Raising Fur Rabbits, by R. G. Hodgson; Baby your buggy—especially the tiPO-l. School, 7:30 P. M. MISHAWAKA AIR RAID WARDENS: Le­ S. M. Gruenberg, Editor; The Mediter­ The Slide Rule and How to Use It, by You can't get another; "no soap" pulling gion Home, Lincoln Park, 7:30 to 9:30 P. M., ranean, by Emil I-Udwijg: Best American HI B. Sommers. wires. Instructors, Messrs. Granger and Petersen. THURSDAY, NOV. 5 SOUTH BEND^AIR RAID WARDERS: Zone •X9, Jefferson School, l~A0rtio.9:30 P. M., "First Aid" and "Transportation of: Wounded," Zonfe III, Recreation Center, 7:30 to 9:30 P. M., AND CLIQUES •'".first Aid" and "Transportation of Wound- -ttcfc" •V* WITH AND W H E R E ** SOUTH BEND A-"f__"C_*_EA*RY POLICE: All groups, Muessel School Auditorium, 7:30 to MONDAY rural route No. 1, Harmony club. . . . Aumit^ty 804 South 26th street. . . . Hap­ 9:30 P. M., "Police "I*raining." (The next meeting, Nov. 9, Will complete this schedule.) IVE OAK grove No. 1, Wooc-ftKan We the Wives club, Mrs. Robert La- py Harmony club, Mrs. John Bare, 1318* MISHAWAKA AH. RAID WARDENS; Main circle, beneflfc-*" card party, Beyler Cluyze, Layton road. N-»8-h Clover street. . . . Sft Elizabeth Stmior High School, 7:30 to 9:30 P. M., In­ structors, Messrs. Granger and" Petersen. L hall. . . . Gramma- Nil- sorority, Mrs. StUdJ^oJUb, Mrs, John Lochmondy, 213 YESTERDAY liiJISHAWAKA, AOX-LIARY POLICE: Ea­ Clarence Shawgo, hostess-* Hfe-lowe'en South Chester street. ... Merry Mrs. gles Home, 208 Lincolnway West, 7:30 to 9".30 Women's Missionary society, Mrs. O. party, in' Lafayette building. . . . Mar­ club, Mr& Raymond Throckrftbrton, 133& P. M., Instructor, Ralph Howland. A. Laven, 1127 East Victoria street, all ST. JOSEPH COUNTY WOMEN'S DIVI­ garet Ti*o__ifey Lewis- tent _*l6i _#, K. P. East Campeau street. . . . Waneta club, SION: "Nutrition- News," WSBT, 3:30 P. M. day sewing. . . . Women's Missionary FRIDAY, NOV. 6 hall, picnic supper. . . . Lincoln Literary Mrs. Dora Carson, 1005 East Fox street. MISHAWAKA AUXILIARY FIREMEN: s o-c i e t y , Westminster Presbyterian club, Mrs. T. If. RocfcBill, 917 North . . . Alpha Pi chapter, Pi Sigma Phi sor- Central Fire Station, 7:30 to 9:30 P. M., In­ church, Mrs. H. A. Snoke, 123 North structors, Messrs. Pressler, Groh and Potts. Olive street*.. . . Eastern Star auxiliary, ority, national convention, Milwaukee, SATURDAY, NOV. 7 Shore driy«-fc . . . Contract* Bi&dgettes Masonic temple, dessert bridge. . . . Wis. . . . Dorcas and Cornelius societ-^fc. ST. JOSEPH COUNT"** WOMEN'* DIVI­ felbfr Sft*S. Frank Bentz, li*l_-_S Bfest Third SION: The Executive Committee of- the Nu­ Bonte club, Mrs. John Hoff, ltfglfr Bast Sacred- Heart- Roman Catholic church, trition Division will meet at the OCD Head­ street, Hfishawaka. . . . Four Eftte club, 4 Bowman street. . . . Michiana Baraca- Mi , and MS&& John Tamandli, 1627 South quarters, Room No. 219, Christman Building, ]V_»s_ £a©3_?SBee^ 205-East* Tutt street. . . . 209 N. Main' Street* at 9:00 A. M. Philathea boards meeting, Mrs. J. A. Chapin street. . . . Gamma Xi sorority, R Sursum Corda club, Mrsi H. W. Gudates, Densmore*. 1244 Sunnymede avenue, pic­ Miss Barbara Hooten, 2110 North Olive hostess. . . . Sewing club, Mrs. George nic dinner. street. A GAY DIRNDL JUMPER Padgett, 310 East- Calvert street. . . . No. TUESDAY 8 club, Mrs. Francis Hice, 3545 Longley TOMORROW Marta Bee class, Grace Methodist avenue. . . . Jolly Birthday dub, Mrs. St. Joseph County Horticultural so­ church, in-the church. . . . Alphasi chap­ Joseph Wypiszynski, 1310 South Frank- ciety, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vogt, 222 ter, Beta Sigma Phi1 sorority, Hotel La­ lift* street. . . . Lucky 13 club, Mfs. Har­ •South William street, picnic luncheon,, Salle. . . . Iota- chapter, Beta (SJ-fc s_MR_r- old Korkhouse, 735 Harrison sttffeet. . . . program. ity, Oliver hotel, Mia*? Betty Lou Scott, Pi chapter, Tau Phi Lambda sorority, hostess. . . . Emanon Bridge club, Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Siomaj- 2314 Kenwood ave. Torpedoed a Borneo monkey into Wade Dixon, rural route No. 1. . . . Jol­ $10,000. The Japs did it. Her name ift- ly V club, Mrs. Frank Yager, 521 South TODAY "Lady Chapeau." She sleeps in a bed, Columbia street. . . .Schuyler Rebekah Wo-_.Jj* I?-_endship cifSBle, Ridgedale eats peppermint candy, and will come lodge, No. 29, card party and regular Presbyterian1 church, M__k C M-. Ackley, into a small fortune when her owner1 meeting, I. O. O. F. lodge rooms. . . . 1332 East Randolph street. . . . May Bea­ dies. Read this unusual war story in Central Catholic Patron's club, K-. of C. ver guards, Woodmen Circle, Mrs. Hen­ The American Weekly, the magazine clubrooms. . . . American War Mothers' rietta Wiles, 613 South Fellows street. distributed with next week's Sunday club, Indianapolis' state board meeting. . . . Victory Birthday club, Mrs. Joseph i Chicago Herald-American. . . . Happy 12 club} Mrs. Plummer Wil­

son, 617 Cleveland avenue. . . . Beta &m?m&&P&&^?ii>$>&iii chapter,* Phi Tau Epsilon sorqri*iy, founder's day dinnerBfo-___ngside hotel. . . . Sunhymede club, Mrs. Charles Kuss, 317 West First street, Mi_*h»waka. . . . Euchre club, Redmen hall, 125-&. West Modern life with its ceaseless hurry Symptoms of disturbed kidney function Washington avenue. . . . Center Town­ and worry, irregular habits, improper may be nagging backache, persistent head­ eating ana drinking, exposure, contagion ache, dizziness, getting up nights, swelling, ship Women's club, all day meeting, whatnot, keeps doctors busy, puffiness under the eyes— r hospitals crowded. The after a feeling-Ofnervous anxiety Gleaners hall. effects are disturbing to THE RE ASON DO AN'S and loss of strength and the kidneys and oftentimes ARE FAMOUS energy. Other signs of kid­ WE#_i!ESJ5AY people suffer without know­ AU over the country ney or bladder- disturbance ing that disordered kidney grateful people tell sometimes are burning, Anniversary club,, Sfos* Joseph Kolec- action may cause the others: ''Doan's have scanty or too frequent urina­ trouble. helped me ; I recom- tion. ki, 2222 East Kemble avenue. . . . Noisey After colds, fever and , mend them to you." In such cases it is better Nine club, Mrs. John Rozy«st$$i. 2217 N. si milar ills there is an in­ That is why we say, to rely on a medicine that crease of body impurities Ask your neighbor ! has won worm-wide ap- Roger shpeet. . . . Cousins- club* 'Mrs. G. the kidneys must filter from ___. proval than on something the blood. If the kidneys less favorably known. Use H. Pierce, 214 Brook street, Mishawaka. are overtaxed and fail to remove excess Doan's Pills. They have been winning new aad'' and other harmful waste, there is friends for more than forty years. Be sura . . . Here and There club, Mrs. Charles poisoning of the whole system. to get Doan'8. Sold at all drug stores. Dannerberber, 1114 North Allen street. . . . Officers' club, Woodman circle, Mr% Mary Chelmaniak, 617 Cleveland ave­ DUAN'IS nue. . . . Bendix aviation unit, No. 284, American legicTn auxiliary, post home. . . . Hoosierette club, Mrs. M. A. Edison, 618 East Bowman street. . . . Royal Neighbor's auxiliary, Mrs. Charles Sha- mory, 836|.'Sou-h Rush street. . . . Mar- J Pattern 9148 may be ordered only delt club, Mrs. Carl Lederer, 2^ North in children's sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. Sunnyside avenue. . . . Good Time club, LUM Size 9, jumper, requires % yard 54 Mrs. Harvey Krueger,. 105$k Goodland Inch fabric; short sleeve blouse. % avenue. . . . Wonder Buchre club, Mis. yard 38" inch fabric; long sleeve blouse, 1 yard 39 inch. Frank Sergeant; '513 North Birdsell flA50N SUPPLIES Send SIXTEEN CENTS in coins street. . . . D. W. Pinochle club, BjEps. for this Marian Martin Pattern. Boyd Cline, 509 Leland avenue. ... St. Write plainly SIZE, NAME, AD­ DRESS and STYLE NUMBER, i Mary's guild, St. J_anes Episcopal COAL Our WllltW Pattern Book covers church, telephone -bridge. . . . Sparks the entire American fashion front, club, Miss Marjorie Edwandjfe 211 East with smart, practical, easy-to-sew Ohio stueet. . . . Pioneer club, W. B. A., styles for everyone. It"lias gift tips; a basic wartime wardrobe: school Dean building. . . . Gleaner's Sewing cir­ wear. Pattern Book, ten cents, cle, Mrs. Phil Lauryt West Darden road. ECKLER'S Bend orders to Newspaper Pat­ . . . Friendship club, First Methodist tern Department, 232 West 18th 1402-1422 5. Franklin St. Phone 3-1106 Street, New York. N. Y. church, Mrs. H. D. Adams, 642 East Irv­ ington avenue. . . . H35*s. George Steward OCTOBER 30, 1942 Page Thirteen

HISER, JR.. 1130 LWE; JOSEPH C. DIE- ; 408 E. Ohio; GEORGE M. STEVENS, 509 S. RICKX, 1112 N. Eddy; JOSEPH J. ORTMAN, Rush; THEODORE N. COTTRELL,'JR., 1703 we "softies"? No wonder Hitler and 320 S. Carroll; FRED T. HENNING, 709 E. Sunnymece; JESSE N. ASHWORTH, South­ Niemiec Qualifies Ohio; WILLIAM H. BRAYFIELD, 869 S. j ern hotel; STANLEY H. DAVIS, of El Paso, Hirohito think we are, and aren't we Clinton. Texas; ROBERT E. GAWTHORPE, 836 E. EDWARD J. IFFLAND, 742 Lawndale; OR- ! Sorin; MELVIN E. DOBBS, 1103 S. Main; when American officials who talk VAL E. BURGER. 213 E. Tutt; FOREST BARTON TAYLOR, 529 N. Main; JRUDOLPH "all out for war," leave anything to For Circuit Judge HIGGS, JR., 228 S. Carroll; HAROLD L. 3. MEZOSI, 418 E. South, and CARL A. JORDON, Lincoln hotel; CECIL LEONARD, ! WAGNER, 521 S. Parry. OHN W. NIEMIEC, Republican can­ "ninnies," who for instance, want to didate for circuit judge, has been educate Jap • prisoners,—while we're J a practicing lawyer In South Bend yanking our boys of age 18 and up for the past 19* years, previous to which Gr» 1EEK OF erf A 1ARou t of school and college to go lick he had years of experience in commerce, the dirty whelps. Who are we at manufacturing, salesmanship and bank-. ing> -successively in Red Wing, Minn., war with anyway; the Axis or us? What Cheer, la., and Gary, Ind. He was \JU at a glance M_/ it You'll be seein' me. graduated from Notre Dame in 1923. His OVER WEEK END German tank and infantry attacks in practice has been largely restricted to -SILAS. IVE Japanese tank attacks against Stalingrad, while both north and south civil matters in county, federal and ap­ of the city Russian counter-attacks pellate courts, at all of which he has a American positions on Guadalcanal FIsland in the Solomons have been threatened the German flanks. An at­ favorable record. He is a man of un­ repulsed,-while American planes contin­ tempted German break-through to re­ questioned integrity and if elected lieve an invested garrison northeast of otting the iV pledges that every man ahd woman ued to pound enemy shipping, damaging two cruisers and a destroyer and prob­ Tuapse, on the Black Sea coast, was in the world of sports shall-have equality before the law; the repulsed. D only place that they can be equal. He ably damaging two additional cruiser* The renewed action was believed to be President Roosevelt, replying to Wen­ deserves the support of all open-minded Jerry Cowhig, Notre Dame soph­ the long-expected showdown battle for dell L. Willkle's speech, said that the voters; Mach. No. 13A. omore fallback, scarcely saw action the Island. Atlantic Charter applied "to all human­ in the first three games this fall, but U. S. Flying Fortresses made theiii ity" and had never been designed to ap­ ply only to the Occident. he is now leading the team in, scor­ third smashing attack in three days on ing. He got two touchdowns against Jap-held Rabaul in New Britain. A WEDNESDAY the Iowa Seahawks and one against Japanese gunboat was sunk and three Heavy Japanese losses of men and Illinois, all on short runs, to total 18 1 cargo ships were probably sunk. equipment on Guadalcanal were report- points. He was standing up on Allied troopfs on the Egyptian front, ed by the navy department in communi­ every touchdown. Angelo Bertelli, pressing their offensive in the face of que that said that all enemy attacks on junior passing whiz, scored his first German counterattacks, moved through American lines on the island had been (The following men have either enlisted or Notre Dame touchdown against Il­ been called to active duty with the United barbed wire and minefields in the El repulsed and that our losses had be«en linois last Saturday on a one-yard "states armed forces.) Alamein region. Allied fliers held con­ light. quarterback sneak. This with 11 trol of skies and British submarines in­ Supporting the navy operations in the out of 13 points after touchdown ARMY RECRUITING GEO. RACZ, 1708 Ken-.aU; HERBERT LA­ flicted heavy losses on Axis convoys lx*j Solomons, United Nations Army bomb­ (the last ft in a row), gives him 17 RUE, 1601 Robinson; MAYNARD J. RUS- Medldterranean. ers returned to the attack of Rabaul and points. Cor win (Moose) Clatt, soph -_&_-.-., 1009 Charlotte, Mish.; MORRIS R. SYAUVE, 2710 W. Fairview. Supporting African drive, four-mo* scored hits oh two Jap ships, one of fullback; and Bob Livingstone, soph MARINES tored British bombers subjected Italy to which was a warship. In the Owen left half, have 12 points each. Capt. JULIUS TAMANDLI, 1621 S. Chapin*. WM. Stanley Mountains, Australian forces George Murphy, Paul Limont, and A. NOWAK, 109 Smith, Mish.; RUSSELL its fourth large-scale raid in 48 hours, ROSE, JR., RR 4; VIRGIL LEE LEWIS. RR 5; making heavy attack on Milan, site of made a new advance. Bob Dove, ends; andd Jim Mello, J__Ai.uLD JOHNSON, 30. *& W. Lawrence, fullback, have 6 points apiece. Seven Mish.; HARVEY J_ELEMAN, 548 River; JOHN Capronl bomber works. Gen. Douglas MacArthur issued state­ i^-."^WIGGERS, 402 E. Ohio; DAVID C. HAY, German assault troops in a renewed ment from his Australian headquarters scores have come on runs, 5 on JR., 1719 N. College; WALTER J. HARRIS. passes and one, by Clatt, on an in­ t'otJl Midi. drive captured two streets In the factory yesterday saying he had "no political NAVY RECRUITING area of north Stalingrad but lost another ambitions whatsoever," and that his on­ tercepted pass. THEODORE HAGEDORN, 1625 N. Olive; ROBT. GIBSON, 848 S. Rush; CHESTER inhabited locality northwest of city to ly hope was for victory. The statement * * • * MARTINCZAK, 1925 W. Sample; JOHN resulted from reports MacArthur might •*_>-_•_LLSON, 1020 Irvington; WALTER Marshal Semyon Tlmoshenko's relies The ball used in the Michlgan-Notre KOHNKE, 1319 Linden; WALTER COPE- army hammering at Nazi flank. be a candidate for president. Dame game here Nov. 14 will not take __-__*__., -d^Marietta; WALLACE ABEE, 1728 --Hildreth; CHAS. STOUT, 519 E. Marion, MONDAY Field Marshal Erwin Rommel's tank Its place in the trophy case of either Mish.; HERBERT SHROEDER, 1618 Home- school but will go to a private citizen. woodd, Mish.; ARTHUR SMITH, -01". E. Mil­ An American aircraft carrier and a divisions suffered heavy losses In a ma­ ton; GEO. WHITE, 1246 Cedar; JOHN WELLS, destroyer have been sunk and another jor clash of armor in, ihe new battle of His identity will be determined during 902 LWE; GEO. LAPORTUNE, 910 N. Notre the three weeks between now and the Dame. carrier has been severely damaged, Egypt and a showdown struggle was DONALD CHRISTMAN, 501 S. Jackson; while three Japanese cruisers and two rapidly nearing. The Allies routed ene­ contest on the basis of his purchase of FLOYD CHRISTMAN, 501 S. Jackson^ IRA war bonds. TBERRIER, 611 y2 Liberty, Mish.; CHAS. carriers have been damaged in a great my tanks and down 18 Axis planes. -VJUERY, 1215 2--J**.' ALBERT WO-UAMS, 717 Athletic Directors H. O. (Fritz) Cris- S6th.; JOHN WYMER, 512 E. Jeff.. Mish.; battle now raging for the Solomons. One While German troops scored a 200- PAUL. FODROCZI, 1758 Prairie; FRANCIS ler of Michigan and Frank Leahy of SCHEIBELHUTL, 809 LWW, Mish.; HENRY U. S. carrier, the Wasp, was lost on Septs yard advance in one sector of Stalin­ SPENCER, 2U4& LWE, Mish.; JOHN FREI-- 15, but the other losses occurred in the grad, they were slaughtered to the last Notre Dame gave their consent readily ENSTEIN, 1011 36th; MAURICE VAN DE current action. man. in another and their losses for one when asked to help the St. Joseph NOERE. 1329 E. Sorin; HERMAN DAMP, 1117 County bond drive In this way. This E. Bissell. Allied troops were swarming into day totaled 2,400, the Russian high com­ DRAFTEES mand announced. In the Nalchik area county was the first in the nation to ROBIN L. KIRKPATR-CK, 1028% DeMaude; widening gaps in the German lines on RAYMOND J. ZIELINSKI, 810 W. LaSalle; to the south the Germans "passed to the double its quota of bond and stamp pur­ _tiuMAS F. DOMINGUEZ, 115 N. William, the Egyptian front, routing Nazi tanks, chases. known to radio listeners as Tommy Dee; In the first armored clash and battering offensive," the Russians announced. JUHN W. WIDNER, 80*. S. Third street, Go- * * + •*• -*hen, Ind.; JOSEPH J. WOZNIAK, 1029 W. the Axis troops with greatest British ar­ Oak; CHARLES G. GREGORY. 738 N. Scott; Notre Dame's 100-piece band will ;V»T€--NT KARPINSKI, 2233 W. Bertrand; tillery barrage since Battle of Somme in go on parade at the Navy-Notre FRANK J. GRABAREK, 1714 Fassnacht. the first World War. The German de­ ANDREW C. POTTS, la*"**- N. Brookfield; Dame game at Cleveland this Satur­ STEPHAN J. BUJEKER, 241 N. Walnut; fense in depth was not entirely pene­ ELIEVE IT day and at the Army-Notre Dame MICHAEL NASH, South Bend; ALFRED W: trated, however, despite Allied gain. UMBAUGH, 408 E. Broadway; JOHN V. game in New York Nov. 7. The EGER, 1520 Portage; DONALD M. WOZNY, German troops driving down the Irish unit will parade in downtown 161* Sibley; ALFRED W. ANDERSON, 905 W. Co-fax; RALPH C. MICHAELS, 617 N. Stude­ Black Sea coast have reached area RELSE Cleveland en route to Cleveland baker; HUBERT ALEXANDER. 735 Portage; JOSEPH.HUBER, 730 N. Scott. northeast of Tuapse below NovorrossisJH Municipal stadium, site of the game* BENJAMIN J. ZALAS, 1809 W. Werwinski; one of last ports open to Soviet Black Nat Shells DeLut The boys will ride in chair cars on THEOFE-SL^. DEWOLF, 1022 N. O'Bri*--.; CARL ROTE-, JR., 1049 N. O'Brien; VALEN- Sea fleet. In Stalingrad Russian de­ trains which don't get much traffic TINE-JETK WISNIEWSKI, 801 N. Johnson; fenders threw back German tanks and O from this vicinity, leaving here at GEORGE f-O-J-J-NGSWORTH, 421 N. Taylor; (From Page Six) ROMAN P. SKARUPINSKI, 328 N. Stude­ infantry that had reached edge of fac­ 12:56 Saturday morning for Cleve­ baker; JULIUS A. MOSTAERT, 1641 Florence; slaves of the Americans. "It is fine HERBQN McK. OVERLEASE, 1302 N. Meade; tory district in their second advance iii land, and leaving to 'return at 12:20 EUGENE O. HAPP, 119 W. Marion; HOBERT 24 hours. to be idealistic and helpful in times Sunday morning. They will go to JOHNSEN^ "12- Hamden ct; ALBERT B. PUT­ NAM, 829 E. Cofax; ALEXANDER T. Mc- U. S. Army bombers raided Hong of peace," says President Atkinson, New York in style, however — re­ KELVEY, il5 N. Taylorfp THEODORE B. clining chairs! EABTOWIAK, 1539"/2 LWW, and ALGOT H. Kong for the second time in 48 hours^ "but these people, and their people of •CHRISTIANSON, 307 LaMonte Terrace. destroying power station, while othd| **-*--*• HAROE-^Q>> TitCMPSON, 418 N. St. Louia whom they are proud, stabbed us in blvd-; .RALPH W..«_SKA, of Bay City. Mich*; American bombers attacked an airfield the back while their representatives Angelo Bertelli completed 9 out of 18 JAKE W. CONRAD, RR 4, LaPorte, In*.; passes against Illinois in last Saturday's RAYMOND F. DAVY, of Chicago; DONALD northwest of Canton. were ostensibly negotiating a peace in 21 to 14 Notre Dame triumph to stay WWVARY, 602 E. Klinger; ROBERT M. HES3- TUESDAY T&N, 3426 Puiftarfe; STEVE J. CmSZAR, 505 Washington. They killed two or just above the .500 mark in completions. E. Colfax; ^m_LIAM B. WILLIAMSON, 1240 American planes sank two Japanese S. -M-arni; WILLIAM L. KEENE, 322% W. three thousand of our men at Pearl He has tossed 75 passes, completed 38 Stull; AMOS B. STEMPLE, of Detroit,-Mich. destroyers, scored hits on a battleship, JAMES i D. CORDER, oi-T-Sdamazoo, Mich.; Harbor. This is total war." Why and had 6 intercepted. His casts have GEORGE H. GLOVER, 235 N. St. Louis blvd.; three criusers and an aircraft carriers been good for 606 yards. JOSEPH CANTER, 424 N. Eddy; JOHN F. with loss of the fleet tug Seminole and a. does Washington have Quislings and "ANSETT, 6t Fort Wayne, Ind.; ODIE B. De- -|- -J. 3JC 3fC VINE, 724 E. Washingtoni WILLIAM J. small harbor patrol boat. On land the Lavels in charge of relocation of Japs GOFFNEY. 822 E. Jefferson blvd.; AUGUST By pounding out 67 yards in 20 J. HARKENRIDER, of Kalamazoo; ROBERT Japs pierced American lines on Guadal­ who sneaked in and thought they W. MILLER, 1102 E. Bissell; GORDON I*. canal, but were hurled back. attempts against Illinois last Satur­ WEISE, 521-S. St. Joseph; PETER V. ZER- were here to do Japan's dirty work VOS, 405 S. Michigan. . „„ Japs established submarine base at day Corwin (Moose) Clatt, Notre DALE UEFFERT, 711% George; JAMES W. inside in case of war? Dame sophomore fullback, ran his FIFiSR, 211 E. Tutt; DAVID C. ALEXANDER, Kiska In the Aleutians and American _2S» S_ Michigan; FRED F. MILLER. 633 OS- bombers dropped 18 tons of explosivcsf We have educated too many Japs total to 187 yards in 41 trips. This temo place; WALLACE P. KING, 803 LWE; is enough to put him in first place. HOLLAND L. SHERLANB,. 433. S. Eddy; there. in American universities now; letting CHARLES M. WINEBREENERr5*-. E. Corby Jim Mello, another sophomore full­ blvd.*, EMERY P. PAPAJ7..415 E. Sample; Japanese planes opened their long- them in on too many American open- RAY E. BEGHTEL, 613 S. Clinton; ROBERT back, who started the first three E. BOWERS, 718 E. Miner?-.-,-%_£=•*_ awaited attack on Allied bases in India, secrets, and our bents of mind. The games, but was injured early in the LYLE F. KING, 1-20 N HilhOLIVER J. attacking American-operated airfields in Japanese ambasrador in Washington, LARIMER, 802 E. Jefferson blv&t^lshawaka; third, with Stanford, has 182 yards GEORGE E. CHARTIER, 802 N. Sunnyside; Assam province. and the plenipotentiary extraordinary WALTER O. HENRY, No. 4 BemlS" ct.; HER­ for 52 attempts. Bob Livingstone, BERT E. HOLCOMB. 707 S. Columbia; DAR­ . Allied troops on the Egyptian front sent here to negotiate the peace, dur­ sophomore left half, had 169 yards WIN T. GRUBBS, 208% N. Main; THEODORE widened the gaps made in the Axis lines, RAYMOND, 112 W. Sou*h: THOMAS CHAM­ ing the negotiations of which the at­ for 49 trips. Pete Ashbaugh, junior BERS, 1616 Sunnymed-.; DONALD K. isolating enemy strong points, while Al­ right half, has carried 18 times for TRUMP, 940 LWE, M-'*••*-waka; JAMES L. tack on Pearl Harbor took place, were EARLY, of Franklin, Ind. lied fliers kept control of the air, bring­ 121 yards, an average of 6.7 a trip, ROY ANDERSON. 7-13 S. Michigan; WllilS ing down 21 enemy planes and sinking both Harvard graduates -7- the latter O. PERRY, 820 S. Fellows; LAWRENCE F. the best average among the leaders. KINCH, 1002 E. Quimby; ORVEL. A. RICH­ two supply ships in one day's activity. at the solicitation and partial expense ARDSON, 429 S. Main; EVERETT R. NEL- ~SON, -24 E. Monroe; RUSSELL LOUTZEN- Soviet troops threw back repeated of American missionary societies. Are 'Fill 'er up' with riders! Page Fourteen THE MlBROR

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Mrs. Lottie L-bertowski, 822 S. Meade, age O. E. Reagan, Weh'z St. Louis to 1345 E. I operated by John Porogi; defective wiring, 33 Oct 22. Donald. 1 damage, $125. HELLO, EVERYBODY! ,.Louis' Szigeti, 1808 S. Kendall, age 63, Oct. S. A. R-teno'ur, 937 35th to 742 25th. Oet. 27; oil tank in giant No. 11, Bendix _&. W. UniewsRi, 828 S. BencBx to 1220 W. Aviation corporation, gate No. 9, ignited by Mrs. Gertrude Balbert, 510% E. Penn., age iSiW'welder, flamage to" building, $200, to con­ BIRTHS 31, Oct. 23. R. White, HR-V2 N. Oltve to RR 3. tents, $50. TOTAL BlRTH9,FOR FIRST NINE Thos. P. Millea, 827 Marietta, age 74, Oct. 'E. Dahlke, 1220 Grace to- 823 Arnold. MONTHS ENDING SEPT., 1942, 1,964. 24. D. J. Thompson, 1220 Grace to 813 A*£*hold. F. Connors, -660 Va LaPorte tor RR 6. To the: W. H. Powers, 660 V2 LaPorte to RR 6. Kenneth F. Rose's, RR 4, daughter, Opt. 14. H. Flora, 2605 Fernway to 2944 S. Shore Dr., PERMITS TO BUILD Daniel Hart wick's, 932 LWE, son, Daniel Mish. Eugene, Oct. 16. THE HONEYMOON O. W. Lathan, 721 N. Scott to 1201 Wood­ TOTAL BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FOR J. Gordon Nelson's* 1512 Hermosa Ct., son, ward. . FIRST NTOE MONTHS ENDING SEP­ EXPRESS TEMBER 1942, 2,3-57, VALUE $2,689,032. John Eric, Oct. 18. W. H. McNeil, 1225 Oakland tlo RR 2. Chas. Juhas', 223 N. Huey, soil, Chas. Jr., H. Hans, 402% E. Soirfh to lll /2 E. Wash.. Oct 18. MARRIAGE LICENSES S. R. Kazmirski, 1018 N. St. Louis to 510 N. SOUTH BEND Nathafr P. Rosen-eld's, 322 N, Wehger, Mish., TOTAL MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED FOR Birdsell. M. L. and H. D. BUrt, 334 W. LaSalle, re­ tta*4ghter» Marian Ann, Oct. 18. ,. i\__.i_*'_' iMii\_- i-tON1i-_S_* -UNDING A. Rffch, 535_E)WN to 1034 Georgiana. build stairs, $100. Ralph Darr's, RR 5, son, Nea Franklin, Oct. SEPTEMBER, 11*2, fy*f. M. Correll-,Jr., 211% Mish. to Osceola. Ihd. Clarence G. Friddle, 2126 Berkley, garage, 20. R. Stacy, RR 3 to 502 *__*(--. $197. Fredk. E. Stroup's, RR 2, son,- Damon Kay, J. B. Weckftsr, 1202 Woodward to 1949 Bev- Victor Waft., 2213 E. Ind., garaxe\ $100. Oct. 18. ThO's". H. Thorite's. Mar Main Arfh's and Bet­ erfy Pi. Jack Grail, 602 35th, garage, 'jtSQ, Thos. Genchoff'tfe ^416 W. Poland, daughter, ty J. Mueller, N*w Carlisle, Ind. W. E. Shoo*, 213*, Pra*?t to. Pferceton. Chas. Kalabiska, 2208 S. __enaau, rem. and Janet Marie, Oct. 18. Lawrence McCray, 708 So. Bend and Elinor S. Rajor, 147 N. 26th to 1922 S. Catalpa'. 'ehclGse ]porch, $200. *'>./ Everett K. l_oontz*sv all "ft. Calve'r*ty daugh­ M. Mowdy,- Hjla Mine*..* ,. Myrtle Rotoinson, 704 S. Ironwood, garage, ter, Louise Elaine, Oct. 13. Johnjf, Walsh, 717 W. Wayne and Margaret $300. „ Jos. Imbraguglio's, 16 !7 S. Main, daughter, Mary 0'Sullivan, Mar Main Arms. Victor D. Elick, -29 E. Ohio, add., $200. Mary Jane, Oct. 13. Carl C. Ruppert and Mary A. Powers, both Jos. S. Kuhar, ,2726 Catalpa, garage, $200. ..Karl Holmberg's, 811 N. Allen, son, David of Akron, O. BANKING ACTIVITIES J. Rogers, 1130 N. College, re-root, $145. Etati, Oct. 19. Cassirher S. Kuc, 414 Warren and Elizabeth South Bend Clearing House Ben Yasken, 707 E. Corby, rem., $150. ' JfVan* W*^?'s. ,1802 S. Scott, daughter, Vir­ Sinka, 532% Kosciuszko. Robt. Long, 315 E7 Donald, garage, $125. ginia Delores, Oct. 2&. Alfred G. Roberts. Racih*e, WJS. and Ethel Total clearings from Oct. 17 to 24, Inclusive, M. SchuHje, 617 E. Dayton. ST. JOSEPH COUNTY Karl Freese, Jr.'s, Nappanee, Ind., son, Geo-.' $3,362,752. k.Roy J. Hurley, NS Darden Rd. E, garage, Edw., Oct. 19. James Good and Lou FJsher, both of La- TotaJ transactions from Oct. 17 to 14, iA** $150. (Delayed permit.) Raymond teuthold's. 442*4 S. MeStfe, daugh- Iwte, Ind. / •iSCtsive, $13,695,240. Jack H. Manning, 832 E. Penn, and Henri­ Eldridge and Carrie Gregory. ES Ivy, gar­ •jteer, Beverly Jean, Oct. JtiR, age, pm. (D. p.) David S. vVass'. 3506 S. Langley Dr., son, etta V. BlacharskfT 313 1W. ls*L ,#t.sh. Robt. Lee, &tt. 22. Wm. N. Morrfe, WIS E. N Wayne and Jean A..H. Brooks, ES Myrtle, add., $150 (D. P.); Raymond Robakowski's, 813 S. Walnut, soh, Wolff, 1419 E. Jeff. chicken house, $160. (D. P.) John Raymond, Oct. 23. Chas. M. Stevens, Granger, Ind., and Melba THE RED DEVIL Glenn P. Rans, ES Fir, add., $300. (D. P.) #&_._-" P. Miemann's, 1129 S. W*"t-hu., solfi; M. Hart, 2209 Merry. Elmer NOrris, Jr., SE Edison 8c Lexington Richard Fredk., Ott. 23. Orriff J. Van Syoc, New Era*, Mich, and FIRES Dr., garage, $300. (D. P.) Stephen Dembkie**tC2'af, M4 Sancome, soh, Jane Voss, Kalamazoo, Mich. A. C. Spencer. SS Lakeshore Dr., cottage, Robt. Hunter, RR 2, Mish. and Ruth A. iS-FT-MATED FIRE DAMAGE FOR FIRST f_*_». ~ Dean Stephen, Oct. $2^ ' NINE MONTHS ENDING SEPTEMBER A. R. Sherw-jpd, WS Prescott, add., $100. Gentiel Dhaeze's, 2105 S. Chapin, son, Ron­ Murphy, 2J.5 E. Marion. Mish. 1942, $28,761 ald, Oct. 21. Verne Hotek and Margaret Bolger, both of Roe S. Tap-pan, SS Lincoln Tr.. chicken Wm. E. Hoyes', 810 E. Osborn, son. WAi. Grand Rapids, Mich. house, $100.. Earl, Jr., Oct. 21. . _Sobt. D. Clark, Walkerton, ind. and Lois T. Oct. 22, truck dwned by L. L. HaS Moving Thos. H. Mason, ES Liberty, add., $500. Marol-d" L. R. Sellers', 834 38th, daughter,- "Whi"-acr«fc Lakeville,.. Ind. company, 1135 E. Victoria street, caught fire ehafS.T. PoWe__, SS Bulla, garage, $228. Karen Ellen, Oct. 22. Ctecft werntz, 1_3_* E. Bowman and Mar­ from a cigaret at Michigan street and Indi; Warren Townsend, ES Beech, house, $500, John w. Bready's, New Carlisle, daughter, jorie Felt, _83*-* E. Bowman. ana avenue; damage $300 to truck, $300 to Herbert Young, SS Neeley, enclose porch Helen Margaret, Oct. 22. . Melvin Green, 1726 Carroll and Bertha P. contents. and cut new frc-rr. door, $250. (D. P.) Jerome J. Claeys', 4f_*l Qreenla*wn, aert; Jer­ McGreen, 214 36th. Oct. 24, residence owned by Mrs. Lena Lester Farmer, SS Osborne, add;., $100. ome III, Oct. 23. Donald R. Berry, Philadelphia, Pa. arid Lardner, of Nrotesy Mich., and • occupied by Afvia Zenti NW L-berty, add.. $650. (D. P.) Billy Kotzien's, Niles, daughter, Diane Rose, Katherine M. Goebel, 409 Cattfo_*_-r Mish. Mrs. Florence Przybylski, roof fire caused Ralph Hager, ES Bango, garage, $200. Oct. 24. . Eldon Finch, 2113 S. Lafayette and Mary L. rar chimney sparks; damage, $5; fire company Ignatius Gottchowslci, NS Grant, garage, Ward Hempstead's, 2108 Hamilton, son, Da­ Burger, 2sW E. Bdwy. No. 4. fwR (E*. P.) vid Ward. Oct). 23. Ralph C. Richard, 732 23rd and Jean Cham­ Oct. 26; Loyal Order of Moose home, -fed" Albert Hoover, ES Moss, .garage, $500. I bers, 934 N.. Niles. Mrs. Arly .Judy, SS Adams, basement and .Leo A. Toth's, 2235 /2 W. Wash^ son, David East Jefferson boulevard roof the, $100 dam- Michael, Oct. 23. Claude R. Harlin and Lela Thompson, both stge.. addt., S300. (D. P.) Lawrence R. Deal's, 206 N. St. oowis, daugh- of LaPorte, Infd. Oct. 26; Bendix Aviation corporation, gate T. E. Haskft,. SS Vistula, add., $=.95. -v ter, Joyce Ann, Oct. 28. Pierre H. Mourning, 1609 Fassnacht ahd No. 9, false alarm. Wm. Peak, WS Mayflower, add.. $160. Jos. Van Mele's, 215 E. Dayton, son, John Dbrothy. L^ AnderaoHf; 602 CleVelarffl. Oct. 28; 909 Riverside drive, residence of Paul Crum, WS Crumstown, add., $300. Paul, Oct. lb. Carl Liggett and Marfan Daugherty, both of N. V. Robertson, transmission on oft heater; Jack Hughes, N of LWE, garage, $200. Leslie Rai_u*/'s, 928 Woodside, daughter, Grand Rapid*, Mich. damage, $75. Leo V. True, NS Grant, garage, $200l (D. P.) Patrfd-T Jean, Oct. 19. Sol J. Mocerf, LaPorte, Ind. and Helen Mo- Oct. 27; tavern at 141 North Huey street, (On Page Fifteen) Robt. Solhsway's, 1223 S. Laf., twin daugh­ &er¥, 202 Columbia. ters, Janice Ilene and Judith Ann, Oct. 20. . Msktift Geist, 510*>fe E. Keasey and Mary Gerald Radtke's, RR- 5, soh, Jtirry ls6e, Oct. Wlodarska, 824 E. Sample. JOHN EDGAR HOOVER 21. Max McMillan, 126 E. Mark**, Mish. and Robt. R. GrabDs', 1115 Fox. daughter, Linda Maxine Weidy, Leesburg, Ind. \ DIRECTOR Itaye, Oct. 21. Bert DeHanimer and Marlon Reed, both of Chas.- E. Forsythe's, 401 E. Perm., daughter, Grand Rapids, Mich. Sharron Lee, Oct. 21. Alex Toth, 231 E. Elder and Vera Romsbey, -tfrhfral -Burrau ot 3mttBt\$&i\nn •. Carl Bardonner's, 1122 21st, daughter, Ka­ 418" E. 3rd, Mish. ren Louise, Oct. 22. Leo H. Bertog and Hannah I. Bertog. both Unit*.2- UtatM Spparlmpttl of HixstUt John W. Rttpel's, 737 PerM, daughter, Bev­ of Benton Harbor, Mich. erly Jean, Oct. ,18. Robt. HoTToway, 232 E. Bowman and Myrtle * Waifynotcn, i. 01. Walter A. Mucha's, 1139 N. Johnson, soh, Dr Manderfeld, MarikatOr-Minn. James "Lee, Oct. 21. Henry Benner and Ona Feather, both of October 3, 1942 Jos. Nozykowski's, 1020 Western, son, Jos. Niles, MBch. . Eugene, Oct. 21. Lawrence Rodgers, Camp Grant, 111. arid Loren E. G^wig's, RR- 5, Son, Bruce Wayne, Marguerite E. Rouch, Bremen^ Ind. Oct. 22. .ttoyden L. Walter, Jfe". Bend and Adeline Owen L. Fwabee's, 148 N. 29th, son, Michael Lindahl, 6_*-"- Lihdsey. Owen, Oct. 22. Efevid Jones, Chicago and M. Isbrraine Gill, Richard E. LenharcTs, 412 E. Mish., Mish., Dulutfi, M-fth. Mr* Stanton A. Sweeney daughter, Gall Ann, Oct. 22... Harold FrV/1823 E. Bowman and Ferue M. .^Melvin Middleton's, 1417 S. Fellows, soh, Po-fter, 2110 Pleasferik American Federation of Labor Mel Dean, Ott. 22. Harri*. McCulioiigh, So. Bend and Betty Bird, So. Bend. 701-05 peoples Bank Building Steve G. Horvath's, 417 E. Fairview, daugh­ Michael Blasko, Mish. and Elizabeth Grego- ter, Karen Lee, Oct. 18. rowicz, 410 W. Grove, Mish/ Indianapolis, Indiana August J. Dattilo's, 812"/2 E. Colfax, daugh­ ter, Sharon Ann, Oct. 18. Geo. R. C6*er, 1118 N. Hill and Prudence E. Kehheth L. Mikese_l's, 106 W. Edgar, sohv Haihmond, 432 S. Taylor- 1 Kurt Maynard, Oct. 18. JBchard L. Moore, Aberd -*--, Md. and JaAe Dear Mr. Sweeney: ..Rox G. Traver's. RR 4, daughter, Carol Sue, Tfoomas, SOR EL-tool. -.&3m Oct. 18. Richard W. Warner, 5S0 W. 8th. Mfsh. aid . Francis S. Bodish's, 2501 W. Grace, soh, Mary JSfrok, 5|0 W. 6th, Mish. I wish to acknowledge receipt of your letter Francis S. Jr., (Set. 19. Clyde Burghdurf, Jr. ahd Violet Calkins, Geo. A. Stark's, 627 _*. Walnut, son, James both of Kalamazoo, Mfch. of September 26, 1942, transmitting copies of the Arthur, Oct. 19. Geo. Petty, 1549 E. 4th, Mish. and Frances Dolph F. Burger's 1225 E. Donald, soh, "DiKz*, 3*8 LaMohte Terrwce. resolutions adopted by the Indiana State Federation Frfsc-te* l-j-r-phi Oct. 19. of'Labor at its 53th Annual State Convention held Robt. H. 'mfSra, 1141 S. Midi., daughter,- -fam_B**-t Lee, Oct. 2& recently. ^^ . Cyriel Matthys*, RR 2, daughter, Carol Ann, Oct. 20. THE MOVING VAN victor Tomasitz's, .3723 S. Langley Dr.. J wanted particularly to express to you the daughter, Carol Sue, Oct. 20. MOVING: PERMITS Ge&. K. BeVolder's, 618 W. tnd., son, Doh- TOTAL lSKTVWB F__RMTTS- iSSUKD FOR fi#&rtfelt appreciation of my associates and me for ald A., Oct. 21. FIRST NINE MONTH'S' ENDING the splendid manifestations of cooperation set forth Sl-PTEMRT^R. 1942, 1,691. in Resolution No. 6. It means a great deal to the K, Freshley, ID® N. 29th to Burbank, Calif. M. AJlison, 701V2 Keasey ttr CWflC Rd., RR 2x M€ft of the FBI'to know that their long hours are THE FINAL SUMMONS G. Miles, 923 31st to 3023V2 Mish. rewarded by the commendation of patriotic citizens* F. J.-.H6Ward, 2033^ LWW to 52*7 E. Cotta**. DEATHS L. P. McGirr. 301 N. Sunnyside to 1323 To do our job properly, we must have the complete Longfel_d# support of all civic-opirited individuals, and I TOT^fe DEATHS FOR FIRST NINE J. Edwards, 310 S. Taylor to RR 5. MONTHS ENDING SEPI*EM:BER, 1942, 720. L. W. BukowsK-y 1322 W. Fisher to 902 W. think -in these days, when there has been such a Thomas. .-.-"frs.. Hate May Bail; 224 LaPorte, age 77, J. DeGraeve, 7#. W. Jeff, to 717 W. Napier concerted effort to cause disunity and to cast Oct. 25. J. Carson,. IQIfcrClpver to 2225 Oakland. suspicion on an agency such as the FBI by groups Ei&vv. J. Badur,- 1*832 Longley, age 49, Oct. JY Konsfcjr, *f_S*>*_f S. Chapin to 842*>

' Frank Majchrzak et ux to Roy M. Klinger­ man, et al, lot 262, Mayr's Mich. Ave. add. Peter H. Ajustin to .Claude E. Parker et ux, Help to Harvest Pumpkins lot 5, plat of River Gardens add. to Mish., (From Page Fourteen) Penn twp. Mrs. Ort E. Curtis, WS Mich., garage, $200. Leon Karnafel to Gladys Karnafel et al, lot Paul Dudeck, W of Mayflower, garage, $200. 123, C. Studebaker's 2nd plat of Summit PI. (D/P.) add. Harry J. Reed, Detroit St., garage. $195. Jennie L. Zones to Harold W. Holderman et ux, lots 63 and 64, Bpl.es 1st add. penn twp. So. Bend Lmbr. Co., Inc. to Forest Hillier et ux, lots 245, 253, 254,' Dixie View subdiv., Clay iwp. TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS Ray Buckles et ux to Severin Sowka et ux, lot 39, plat of Springbrook add. to Mish. October 20 Ralph C. Osborne et al to Henry Pblman Main at Western—BUI Racz, New Carlisle, et ux, lot 310. 3rd plat of Park PL add. struck pedestrian. Minnie Skusa to Elsie Skusa, lot 1, Orchard Brookfield at Marquette — Harold XaMbbSi Hgts. lst add., lot 132, Wenger's 5th add. 1836 N. Elmer and Sylvester Karboske, 2tS N. Harvey M. Kinzie et ux to Harold B. Ja- Huey. cobson et ux, lot 6, plat of Stover and Wit- Main at Cc-fax—Nadyne L. .Stalteri, 2125 S. wer-'s add. to Myler. Franklin and Leonard Burridge, 2215 High. First Nat'l Bk. of Mish. to John Kochonow- Main at Colfax—Nadyne L.\Stal.ter-, 2125 S. ski et ux, lot 86, plat of Ward's 2nd add. to Franklin and Leonard Burridge, 2215 High. Mish., pt. lot 53, plat of Ward's 2nd add. to October 22 Mish. Linden at College—Delbert Neddo, Lake- Boone, Rhue, Jackson, trs. to David B. Pul­ vine and Chas. Walter, Elkhart, Ind. ley et ux, pt. lot 53, plat of Ward's 2nd add. 419V2 S. Mich.—John Manhaut, RR 4, backed to Mish. into bldg. Gertrude Bates to Fred W. Keller et ux, pt. 1000 blk. S. Mich.—Lorin Parmley, 629 W. lot 12, A. H. Cushing add. .LaSalle and ped. Edw. Grabowski, 1201 S. October 22 Carroll, who was injured Frank Reyniers, admr. de bonis non, to 127 E. Sample—Eugene C. Niedbalski, 812& Harry L. Ransberger et ux, pt. lot 54, 2nd W. Napier and Roman Majewski, 1046 W. street, original plat of St. Joseph Iron Works, Fisher. Mish. NYC RR Crossing at Olive—Forest J. Camp­ Hartman Hgts. Rlty. Corp. to Orville C. bell, 3911 Montgolfier and NYC RR freight. Hartman et ux, pt. sec. 28, twp. 38 N. R 3 E. October 22 Edw. W. Warren et ux to Fred C. Hoffman 300 blk. W. Garst—Robt. G. JVIcNeil, Gran­ et ux, lots 5 and 6, block 9, Hupp's 2nd add. ger, Ind. and Louis Frietag, 1614 Prairie.' to Lakeville. Logan at Mish.—Melvin Olson, 512&W. Col­ Kenneth Yost et ux to Harold E. Smith et fax and unk. driver. ux, lots 1 and 2, Yost's add. to Wharton. 100 blk. S, Mich.—Jos. Bogal, 92$ W. Lind­ • American Tr. Co.. to Jos. Muia et ux, pt. sey and Lester Brower, Mish. lot 46, 47, plat of Bellevue add. Leer at NY tracks—Dave Goffman, address Kate Grose et al to Edw. C. Miller, lot 164, unk., killed by NY Central train. Henry Studebaker's 2nd add. Mich, at Dubail—Blanche Ryan, 629 (Carroll Chester L. DuComb, excr. to Geo. L. Hor­ and unk. driver. Versatile members of New York'jf. AWVS don fatigue clothes at vath et al, pt. sec. 6, twp. 37 N, R 2 E. Farmingdale, L. I., to bring the golden pumpkins in. Samuel Cdssman to Isadore Cossman et al, Mich, at Sample—Chas. Schutz, Bremen, lots 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18, Perley Ind. and Wm. Gaines, 606 Wenger. Lmbr Co.'s add.' lot 15, Stover and Whitwer's Colfax at Greenlawn — Peter Schumacker. add., lot 36, Studebaker PL add. • 323 W. 4th, Mish. and Martin Yanck, Chicago. lots 96 and 97 and 98, plat of Kauffman PL Edw. D. Smith, excr. to John Schultz et ux, Sample at Pulaski—John Harm/an, 614 Fel­ Whitcomb & Keller Inc. to Farr ell Hughes, add. lows and Casimir Modracki, 1619 W. Sample. pt. lot 4$3, pt. 482, Whitcomb & KeJlJjer'g Ltrd lot 139, replat of M. D. Wenger's 5th add. sunnymede add. Reliance Development Co. to John Miller, Mary L. Walworth et al to Clarence O. Twyckenham at Sunnyside — Gilbert Sus. Lt 273. plat of Indian Village. Neel et ux, pt. lots IT. and 18, Vail'S add. RR and Geo. Meyers, J?31 E. Sample. Whtte/Wib & Keller Inc. to SB Builders, Henry L. Brandley et ux to Dorothy G. Webster at Sample—Peter Pappas, 1533 W. Inc., pt. lot 5o7, plat of Whitcomb & Keller's Fortier. lot 48, plat of Madison Pk. add. October 23 Sample and Walter Trojannowski, 2630 W. 3rd Sunnymede adjl. Dorothy G. Fortier to Henry L. Brandley Ford, who was injured. Percy A. Kregle to Louis A. Schmeltz ejt jjx, Whitcomb & Keller Inc. to Stephen P. pt. sec. 29, twp. 35 N, R 1 E. et ux. lot 48, plat of Madison Pk. add. Kulcsar et ux, lot 44, Ind. Ave. add. Talbot at SB — Russell Rose, Jr., RR 4, Marc. A. Beuttell et al to Justin S". Barron Neva Miller to Wilbur G. Seifer et ux, pt. struck fire hydrant. Alap F. LS&Uaw to E. Chester Laidlaw et et ux, lot 48, plat .f Battell-s 2nd Pk. add. sec. 9, twp. 37 N, R 4 E. Ind. at Mich.—Herbert Bare, Sturgis, Mich., al, pt.. lot 1," 4th St. add. plat of St. Jos. Iron to Mish. Julius Sergeant et ux to Jos. J. De Witte and Geo. Smith, Granger, Mich. Works, Mish. . Chas. L. Laudig et al to Ollie Wolf et ux, et ux, lot 27, plat of Mclnerny and Engel­ Ind. at Mich.—Harold Williams, 1312 N. El­ LaVerne C. Bolinger et ux to Bernhardine pt. lot 12, Green Acres. mer and Hapry Spivech, Chicago and John C. NeitiSSi, lot 23, plat of Olive Hgts. add. drum's lst add. to Mish. Q. Smith. RR 1. Jozefa Lamencki to Mary Stickley, lot 5, Albert A. Watkins et ux to Harold Hall et Jos. P. Straub et ux to Chas. O. Fulwider Wm. F. Wilson's subdiv. al, lot 62, Watkin's add. to Lakeville. et ux, lot 195, plat of Pk. add. to Navarre PL October 24 City Nat'l Bk. & Tr. Co. to Lewis Coe et First and Union Co. to Wm. A. Dugdale, 1023 E. Jeff.—James C. Downs, 205 S. Pine, Kenneth P. Smith et al to Marigrace Jack­ ux, lot 75, Milburn PL add. to IMSsh. lot 19, pt. lot 20, plat of Chas. A. Evans sub- Mish. and unk. driver. son, und. 1/3 int. in and to lots 33 and 34, D. Nathaniel R. Bessel, tr. to John E. Lock- diy. NYC RR viae*aet at Western & Walnut— C. Eggleston's lst add. to River Park. man et ux, pt. sec. 8, twp. 37 N, R 3 E. Thos. Hughes struck steel pillar. Mary J. Hepler to Mary E.-.Carrico, pt. sec. Neva Miller to Tenis Haskins et ux, pt. sec. Western at Walnut—Geb. Keesy, 118 N. St. 31, twp. 38 IS, R a E, Clay twp. ' Ethel Weaver, recr.- to Wm. E. Brownell et 9, twp. 37 N, R 4 E. Louis, struck bicycle rider Edw. Badur, 1832 Clifford D. Evans et ux to Michael Szemak ux. lot 343, Weidler's 2nd add. Ralph C. Eby et ux to Portage Rlty. Corp., Longley, who was killed. et al, lot 232, 2nd plat LaSalle Pk. add. October 20 lot 72, plat of Roanoke Hgts. subdiv. Colfax at Hill—Homer Shields, Chicago and Municipal City of SB to Portage Blty. Harry D. Bloomer et al to Cyril E. Snyder, Ralph H. Smith et a Ito Bernard H. Lesch Gilbert Harder, Niles. Corp., lot 328, piat of Woodlawn add. lot 157, plat of G. W. R. Fowler's 1st add. to et ux, lot 13-", plat of Roseland Hgts., Clay Jeff, at St. Joseph—Geo. Wolf on, 127 S. St. Municipal City of SB to Portage Rlty. Mish. twp. Louis and E. B Dare, add. unk. Corp., lot 330, plat of Woodlawn add. Bessie Gawthorpe et al to Lawrence W. Fed. Dep. Ins- Corp. to Roy H. Grau et ux, 200 blk. W. Wash.—Patricia Steele, 2249 In­ * Municipal City of SB to Portage Rlty. Metcalf et ux, pt. sec. 14, twp*- 38-N, R 3 E. lot 262, Clement Studebaker's 2nd plat of glewood PI. and James Garland, Garland Rd. Corp., lot 322, plat of Woodlawn add. Whitcomb & Keller Inc. to Kenneth L. Summit PI. add. 200 blk. W. Colfax—Clifford Batson, 452 Pu­ Mulholland, lot 56, plat of Whitcomb & Kel­ "tadustrial Sav. & Loan Ass'n to Gerald L. laski and truck driver. October 16 ler's BeVerly Hgts. 3rd add. - Cqwger et al, lot 339, Colonial Gardens add. Prudential Ins. Co. of America to Geo* D. Whitcomb & Keller Inc. to SB Builders, Roseland Hgts. Sj3C_ Farms, Inc. to Ernest Miliar et ux, lo. 118, plat of Ewing Pk. add. Inc., pt. lot 486 and 484, Whitcomb & Keller's V. Malzer et ux, lot 93, block 3, subdiv. Rose­ Sadie M. Olmstead et al to Harry McAllis­ 3rd Sunnymede add. land Gardens. ter et ux, lot 132, plat of Fulkerson Pk. add. Raymond Cooksey et al to Monroe A. Scales Oscar Benson et ux to Henry Silverman et TRANSFER OF in Clay; twp. et al, lot 431, plat of Marquette Hgts. add. ux, lot 49. Jrvmgton add. Wm. E. Voor, excr. to Harry M'Allister et Roselle M. Cunningham et al tO" Emery REALTY ux, lot 133, Fulkerson Pk. subfiiv. Meszaros et ux, lot 87, J. Swygart's 3rd add. October 24 Robt. E. Worthen et al to Harry McAllister Martin A. Flynn to Wm. E. Smith et ux, Leo Goldberg to Marian Goldberg, lot 464, DEEDS et ux, lot 133, Fulkerson Pk^ subdiv. lot 132, G. W. Swygart's 2nd add. plat of Whitpomb & Keller's 3rd Sunnymede Stella I. Schrock et al to Melvin Haines et Herman A. Hollingshead et ux to Ross J. add. ' TOTAL DEED TRANSFERS O. SOUTH al, lots 64 and 71. St. Jos. River PI! Martin et ux, pt. sec. 20, twp. 38 N, R 3 E. Marian G. Collmer et al to Henry M. De BEND AND MISHAWAKA FOR FIRST Mrs? Wladyslawa Kubiak to Clarence J. Clarence G. Milliken, admr. to Gerald My- y(jss et ux, lot 464, plat of Whitcomb & Kel­ NINE MONTHS ENDING Hoob.er et ux, pt. lot 34, Drearpwold Hgts., ers et ux, pt. lot 5, plat of Lindley in Warren ler's 3rd Sunnymede add. SEPTEMBER, 1942, 4,242. Clay vtwp. twp. Dept. of Financial Institutions of State of Carl E« Shoemaker et ux to Harold C. Ul­ Anchor Bldg. and Loan Ass'n to Bert F. Ind. to Lea J. Howell et ux, lot 21, plat of October 15 lery, lot 3. plat of J. E. Henry's subdiv. Olejniczak et ux, lot 1473, 5th plat Summit Elwood Manor add. Wm. E. Shrum et ux to Henry A. Biesbrook Harold "H. Hosford et ux to Jos. Rothwell PL "afitf. Mellie McNeal to Josephine Newman, und et ux, lot 121, plat of Brookside. et ux, lot 85, Mangold Highlands suhdt*-"** in j Mish. Bldg. & Loan Ass'n to Lawrence E. 1/3 pt. lot** 37, 3rd St. Barbees add. to Mish. Raymond C. Gentry et al to Marne W. German twp. Powell et ux, lot 8, plat of Elizabeth Gilman's Wm. Bpyer et ux to Rose R. Stante et ux, Trapp et ux, pt. sec. 1, twp.. 37 N, R 3 E. Dorothy Malone et al to Albert Korn et ux, | subdiv. lot 134, Mayr's Mich."Ave. add. The Merchants Nat'l Bk. to John C. Rum- pt. sees. 15 and 16, 19, 21, twp. 38 'N, RIE. Lawrence E. Powell et ux to Volcah S. Orville C. Denniston et ux to Bernhard mel, lot 63, plat of Bowman PI. add. Geo. DamJanovich to" Theodore G Blom- Weaver et UX, lot 8, plat of Elizabeth Gil­ Goppert et ux, lot e.^plat of Southern Acres Nick Ford et ux to Maria Van Wynsberghe, berg et AUc"_ot _©2, 2nd plat Roseland Pk. man's subdiv. add., Centre township. pt. sec. 28,' twp. 38 N, R 1 E. Clara Thompson to Clyde A. Bean et al, pt. October 2J Ernest Longway et ux to J. Wm. Conboy Ford T. IJodson et ux to Jos. J. Kovacsics sec. 13, twp."37 N, R 3 E. Flora A- Calvert, excrx. to Wm. J. Calvert et ux, lot 9i, plat of Wenger Rlty. Co.'s 1st et ux.pt. sep. 13, twp., 38 N, R 2 E. Inland bonding Co. to Portage Rlty. Corp., et ux, pt. sec, 22. twp. 38 N, R 2 E. add. to Mish. lot 2*-7, plat of Woodlawn add. BB Builders Inc. to Roy Bradley et -IX, Ipt Grace Hygema to Clyde E. Thornburg et Wm. M. Hass et al to Portage Rlty. Corp., 31, plat bk. No. 14 C-7. ux, lot 86, plat of Milburn PL add. to Mish. lot 11, R-»t at Dixie Grove subdiv. Roseland Hgts. Sec Farms Inc. to Emil H. Floyd V. Mow et ux to Harvey M. Kinzie ARE YOU NEXT? Forest G. Hay et ux to Portage Rlty. <- Miller et ux, lot 136, block 8,i&bdiv. Rose­ et ux, lot 6, plat of Stover and Witwer's add. lot 21", plat of Forest I-"**. 1st subdiv. land Gardens. to Myler. Genevieve Gran to Herbert V. Bullis e*..*«x, Ralph C. Holston et ux to LeRoy Holston, Whitcomb & Keller, Inc. to Louis J. Bar- lot 288, Studebaker PL 3rd subdiv. lots 26 and 27, Lindley's 1st add. to Lindley's, son et ux, lot 72, plat of D. M. Shively's add. Forest G. Hay et ux-to Robt. McConnell et pt. sec. 2, tW». 37 N, R 1 E. St. Jos. Rk. & Tr. Co. to Oakley G. Rogers, al, lot 58, plat of Forest PK- subdiv. LeRoy Holston to Ralph C. Holston et ux. lot 119, plat of Middleboro add. to Mish. Clifford J. Gould et ux to John W. Posey lots jja ana %*l- Lindley's 1st add. to Lindley. (On Page Sixteen) et'ux7_o. 31, block ft plat of* Baveihy 'pet. Clifford F. Gould et ux to Wm. D. Mack et ux, lot 28, block JR plat of Bej-cliff EstTv-/ . Portage Rlty. Corp. to Robt. G. Goddard Ct ux, lot 152, plat of Riverdale 2nd add. Portage Rlty. Corp. to Edw. Dlugosz et* ux, Pick Pecks of Potatoes lot 338, plat of Woo41awn add. Donald Hilborn et al co Emma Hilborn, lot 13B, plat of Berner Grove' lst add. Emma Hilborn to A. S. Einoris et ux, lot 130, plat of Berner Groye lst add. Jblmma Hilborn to A. S. i-inoris et ux, lot 13§r, plat of Bemer Grove lst add. Marie Drochenberg et al to Edythe Feiwell, lot 17, plat of Austin Pk. add. Edythe Feiwell to Hepry Drochenberg et uxTlot 17, plat of Austin Pk. add. Geo. P. Street et al to Wm. V. Will, pt, sec. 20, twp. 37 N, R 2 E. Harry Fuller et al to Claude A. Farlow et ui, und. 1/3 int. pt. lot 104, Cushing & Lind­ sey's add. Belle Simmons to Claude A. Farlow et UX, und. 1/3 int. lot 104, Cushing & Lindsey's add. Claude A. Farlow et ux to Amelia Schmaltz, ptYlot 104, Cushing & Lindsey's add. Bwan J. Nelson to Friedolph L. Nelson et ui, lot 11, Markstead, Clay twp. Fed. Dep. Ins. Corp. to Morgan O. Barkes et-ux, lots 97, 98, 143, 144, lst and 2nd plats Lawndale Acres. October 17 SB Builders, Inc. to Karl F. Germann et ux. lot, 2, plft of Whitcomb & Keller's sub- diy. Martin A. Schreyer ef, ux to Martin laKhrey- eiC Sr. et ux, lot 60, plat of Mayr's Mich. Ave. Margaret Gooley to 143 Y_U. Bess. und. 1/3 !**- jtf- asp- 2& twP* .?§ -5* JO E- Ejeo. Sponsler et ux to Leo M. §\$-arte CtJP- undT MsTnlTjlot 53, pla£ df St. Jos. Lake PI. Ttte&TG'. Kerrier ef al' to Bessie M. Rhine- hartrpE.' lot ifc pfat df Ann E. Jodon's .nibdiv. Bessie M. Rhinehart to Mayrne E. Kerner -*vaH, pt. 10. 8, -plat of A. E- Joj|©n's subdiv. Oscar E. Mutti et ux to Socony-Vacujjm Ofl OfL, Inc., lote 1-16, D. Gpheen-f plat of Littleton. .*•»-#«; October 19 •Weroporary farmers, jtjl lumbers ot tne -sew -5-ork A.. ._, i_ave The --Ctefc. Homes Co. to L.estev W. Bolin tf, U%•'at^Be^tL^OeV- 37 N, R 3 E. Xhpx office fobs ^p h.€y ^^^g-stiMg pgjgtpgs. Kege #*£.£ f-e IHJJn;**" John J. WoolY-trton to Viaep^t J. Augustine, "ioe" sacks. lot 211, plat of Hollywood Hgts. add.. Robt. F. Garnitz et al to Irving Garnjtz, pt. Page Sixteen THE MIRROR

'OVERTIME PARKING: (Two Dollar Fines) TRANSFER OF Elmer Jackson, Marion Forbes, Chester Open New Wing in White House Carney, G. W. Crause, Orville Jeffery. REALTY RUNNING RED LIGHT: (Five Dollar Fines) DEEDS Chas. Kincaid, G. V. Swendeman, Eroy* E. Van Hove. Henry Vahlert, riul F. Garwood,,: (From Page Fifteen) Steve Tezich. Nathaniel R. Bessel, tr. to Sylvia Delifus, lot 117, Kauffman PL add. RUNNING STOP. SIGN: Roy S. Schultheis et ux to Edythe Feiwell, . (Five Dollar Fines) lot 20, proposed * plat of Brook Farm subdiv. Burdett Anderson, C. Alfred Nush, Gilbert Edythe Feiwell to Roy S. Schultheis et ux, Harder. lot 20, proposed plat of Brook Farm subdiv. Lewis C, Buck et ux to O. E. Jennings et ux, pt. sec. 3. twp. 37 N, R 3 E. Stanley J. Hawblitzel et ux to Howard V. U.S. IHSiiiiCIT OttiiU White et ux, lot 129, plat of Gilmer's S. Mich. St. add., Centre twp. Bankruptcy No. 1962. Harry Baranowsl-*,. Paul Woodcox et ux to Lakeville Lmbr. & Michigan h- -is set for Ins. Co., lot 12, plat of Dixie Grove subdiv. Stephen P. Kulcsar et ux to Chas. E. Bul­ Lincoln Natl Life Ins. Co.. to Hershel F. $4,300. Snyder et ux. hearing Nov. 6th. 1942. Dated this 26th day lard Co., Inc., lot 44, Ind. Ave. add. $2,800. of October, 1942. Portage Rlty. Corp. to Lincoln Nat'l Life Chas. O. Fulwider et ux to St. Jos. Bk. & Lula Geyer to Eugene Geyer et ux. Ins. Co*, lot 21, plat of Forest Pk. subdiv. Tr. Co., lot 195, plat of Pk. add. to Navarre Frank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph $4,800. October ,24 CircuitCourt. By Anna Gorog,,J>eputy. PL $4,800. First Nat'l Bk. of B_3_*h. to Stephania De Herbert V. Bullis et ux to Lincoln Natl Roy Grau et ux to SB Fed. Sav. & Loan - Zilford Carter, Attorney for Petitioner. Craene. —10:30 Life Ins. Co., lot 289, plat of Studebaker PL Ass'n, lot 262, 2nd plat Summit PL add. $950. N. Y. Life Ins. Co. to Colfax Mtge. &; Ins. 3rd-add. $5,200. Gerald L. Cowger et ux * to Tower Fed. Service, Inc. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH Robt. N. McConnell et ux to Lincoln Natl Sav. & Loan Ass'n, lot 339, plat of Colonial O. E. Jennings et ux to Eric Johnson, gdn. Life Ins. Co., lot 58, plat t>f "FdreSt Pk. 2nd Gardens add. $2,000. TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH HOLC to Kenneth R. Weimer et ux. Cause No. 2176. subdiv. $4,800. - Henry Silverman et ux to Emil W, Stanz First Nat'l Bk. of Mish. to Chas. E. Geyer John W. Posey et ux to Lincoln Nat'l Life et ux, lot 49, Irvington add. $3,000. State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: et ux. Notice is hereby given that Daniel John Ins. Co., lot 31, block "B", plat of Berclif. Percy' Warrick et ux to St. Jos. Bk. & Tr. Sumption Prairie Cemetery Ass'n to Whit­ Est $5 300. Boyer has filed his petition in the St, Joseph Co., lot 111, plat of Studebaker PL add. $1,000. comb & Keller Bldg. Co. Circuit Court to have the time and place of Wm. D.Mack et ux to Lincoln Nat'l Life Sumption Prairie Cemetery Ass'n to Whit­ Ins. Co., lot 28, block "B", plat of Berclif- October, 24 his birth determined. Said petition is set for Rex La Dow et ux to West End State Bk., comb & Keller Bldg. Co. hearing Nov. 6th, 1942. Dated this 27th day Est. $5,300. Exchange State Bk. of Wakarusa to Louis Wm. F. Warner et ux to Lincoln Nat'l Life Mish., pt. lot 34, Poppendick's 2nd add. to of October, 1942. Mish. $1,000. Nelson. Frank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph Ins. Co., lot 40, plat of Forest Pk. 2nd subdiv. Jessie Stephen to Arthur Fisher et ux. $4,300. Herbert T. Collins et ux to American Tr. Circuit Court. By Anna Gorog, Deputy. Carl H. Roempagel et ux to Lincoln Natl Co., lot 83, plat of Seeberger's Mich. St. add. Hammerschmidt & Johnson, Attys. for Pe­ $4,800. titioner. —10:30 Life Ins. Co., lot 126, plat of Wilmette Pk. Whitcomb & Keller, Inc. to Sumption $5,300. I Prairie Cemetery Ass'n, lot 720, plat of NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH Melvin Cohn et ux +0 Lincoln Nat'l Life Whitcomb & Keller's 3rd Sunnymede add., GOOD MORNING, Ins. Co., lot 328. plat of vVoodlawn add. $4,800. TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH lot 85, Ind. Ave. add.. $2,400. Cause No. 2167. Evart R. Chapman et ux to Lincoln Nat'l Whitcomb & Keller Inc. to Sumption Prairie JUDGE! Life Ins. Co., lot 322, plat of Woodlawn add. State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: Cemetery Ass'n, lot 721, plat of Whitcomb & Notice is hereby given that John B_r_tsell $4,000. __e_ler's _rd Sunnymede add., lot 62, plat of Oren has filed his petition in the St. Joseph Edw. Dlugosz et ux to--Lincoln Nat-'I Life Studebaker PL add. $1,000. CITY COURT Circuit Court to have the time and place of Ins. Co., lot 338, plat of Woodlawn add. $4,800. Ross R. Stante et ux to American Tr. Co., CASES DISPOSED OF IN CITY COURT FOR his birth determined. Said petition, is set for Amelia Schmaltz to So. Bend Fed. Sav. and lot 134, plat of Mayr's Mich. Ave. add. $2,200. FIRST NINE MONTHS ENDING hearing Nov. 6th, 1942. Dated this 24th day Loan Ass'n, pt. lot 104, plat of Cushing and J. Wm. Conboy et ux to First Nat'l Bk? of SEPTEMBER, 1942, 1,114. of October, 1942. Lindsey's add. $2,450. Mish., lot 91, Wenger Rlty. Co.'s lst add. to Frank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph Robt. G Goddard et ux to Lincoln Nat'l Mish. $5,300. October 22 Circuit Court. By Eileen Burns, Deputy. Life Ins. Co., lot -.52, plat of Riverdale 2nd Clyde E. Thornburg et ux to Farmers' Clifford Smith; drunk, $5. George A. Crane, Attorney for Petitioner. add. $4,300. State Bk. of Wyatt, lot 88, plat of Milburri Earl Rodberg, speeding, $10. —10*30 Alex Egyed et al to Jacob Radziwil, pt. iot Place add. to Mish. $1,300. (Six cases arraigned,, nine cont'd.) 21, 22, plat of Arnold's subdiv. $1,100. Oakley G. Rogers et ux to St. Jos. Bk. & October 23 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH October 17 Tr. Co., lot 119, plat of Middleboro add. to Chas. O. Schutz, running red light, $6. TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH Karl F. Germann et ux to First Bk. & Tr. Mish. $1,300. Geo. Carr, disorderly conduct. $12. Cause No. 2177. Co., lot 2, plat of Whitcomb & Keller's sttbdiv. James M. Rupert et ux to Alva R. Teter et /(Six cases arraigned, three cont'd.) State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: $4,200. ux, pt. lots 53 and 54, plat of SE add. $2,250. October 24 Notice is hereby given that Ralph Louder- Myrtle Thomas et al to Industrial Sav. & Daniel Walsh, speeding, $10. back has filed his petition in Jthe St. Joseph Loan Ass'n, lot 21, plat of Grouse's add. $400. October 26 Leo V. Muzzey et ux to Geo. W. Blaine ct Delbert Neddo, running stop sign, $5. Circuit Court to have the time and place of f October 19 al.'lots 104-108, 175 & 176, plat of Chain O'­ Robt. Richardson, drunk, $12. his birth determined. Said petition is set for Peachie B. Garrett to Morris-Plan Co., lot Lakes. $1,575. (Fourteen cases arraigned, ten cont'd.) hearing Nov.-6th, 1942. Dated this 27th day 14, N. S. Robinson's 2nd plat of Partition lot Carl Schecker et ux to First Fed. Sav. & October 26 of October, 1942. No. 4, Samuel Leer's Ost. $525. Loan Ass'n, lot 6, plat of T. iE. Howard's Howard LaFollette, reckless driving, $15. Frank -jf. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph Justin S. Barron et ux to First Fed. Sav. iubdiv. $2,270. Raymond Kyle, drunk, $11. Circuit Court. By Eileen Burns, Deputy. & Loan Ass'n, lot 48, plat of Battell's 2nd Earl Dickson et al to Woldhaven Homes Walter McGraw, drunk, $11. Oliver A. Switzer, Attorney for Petitioner. Pk. add. to Mish. $6,000. Co., lot 91,1 plat of Morningside ©dd. in Clay Frank Cahill, drunk, $11. Lewis Coe et ux to SIS- Fed. Sav. & Loan ,wp. $800. (Fourteen c?ses arraigned, four cont'd.) Ass'n, lot 75, plat of Milburn PL add. to Mish. Geo. Markiewicz et ux to Max J, Palicki, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING $1,450. iot 25, plat of Guilfoyle and Curtis subdiv. John 0. Lockman et ux to SB Fed* Sav. & $500. NOTICE is hereby given that the Common Loan Ass'n, pt. sec. 8, twp. 37 N, R 3 E. Harold Jacobson et u5? to Harvey M. Kin­ Council of the City of South Bend, Indiana, $1,590. zie et al, lot 6, plat of Stover and Witwer's CAFETERIA GOURT will consider on November 9, 1942, the fol­ Westgate Syndicate Inc. to Prudential Ins. add. to Myler. $1,000. lowing ordinance: an ordinance requiring ipe Co. of America, lot 172, block "E", plat of Wm. A. Palm et ux to Merchants' Nat'l Bk., (One Dollar Fines) v«w Ydrk C"->tral Railroad Company _to in­ Belleville Gardens add. $4,300. lot 7, plat of C. E. Smith's subdiv. $2,800. Kathryn Cross, Angelo Zucco, Thos. E stall and maintain the latest improved auto­ Wm. E. Brownell et ux to Merchants Natl Leonard G. Jaqua et ux to Tower Fed. Sav. Taffee, Alfred Snook, Arthur Scholl, Roy matic flash light signals and automatic short Bk., lot 343, plat of Chas. Weidler's 2nd add. & Loan Ass'n, pt. sec. 13, twp. 38 N, R' 2 E. Robinson, Clell Vanderbflt. Frank E. Miller. arm gates at Olive and Meade streets cross­ $1,000. * $4,500. Jr.. Dan Defrees. Floyd M. Fuhner, Jr., Bill ings with its right*-of-way,.in the City of Chas. N. Wiliard to Merchants Nat'l Bk., pt. Bert Van Dercar, Jr. et ux to Tower Fed. Nichols Motors. Inc., Wyinan George, U-Drive South Bend, I^d^na. Th*s hearing to be held lot 11, plat of Cottrell's 3rd add. $500. Sav. & Loan Ass'n, lot 37, plat of Olive Hgts. It Co., Noble J. Miller, F. E. Mihollck, Jr., in the Couneil Chambers, City Hall, at 7:30 October 20 .".dd. $800. Lester Kring, Raymond Miller, Jr., Zeph P. M. Cyril E. Snyder to I"1rst Nat'l Bk. of Mish., Allen E. Hester et ux to Tower Fed. Sav. Gr&hm, Donald Hygema, Ceidel Hoopingar- MARIE H. NELSON, lot 157, plat of G. W. R. Fowler's 1st add. to & Loan Ass'n., lot 8, plat of Orchard Hgts. ne*** "^enj-min C Fing. A. Bejma, Harold City Clerk of South Bend, Indi*-t"*». Mish. $1,600. add. $1,800. •Tr-h--* McGlowen. I OCT&BEB 30, 1942 Page Seventeen

65623. Mills v Mills. Deft, -to pay for sup­ to make plf.'s 3rd amended lst pp of compit. No. 2167. John Birdsell Oren. port of minbt children. •more specific. No. 2168. Floyd Settles El. COURT MINUTES 64625. Florkowski v Florkowski. Div. grtd. 6-587. jsarvett v Barrett. Dext. files ans. No. 2169. Valentine Sopczynski. 65267. Murirmann v Murrmann. Div. grtd. and x-complt. No. 2170. Henry Watkins. CIRCUIT COURT 65613. Weimer v Weimer. Deft, apprs.. by 65C00. Kubisiak v Kubisiak. Hrg. Oct. 30. No. 2171. -Robt. Hunt. 'Sands. 64137. Moore v Hrg. October SO. No. 2172. Chas. E. Brockey. Thursday, October 22 . *8373. Whitcomb & KeHer, Inc. v Woyahn 83171. Borosh v Borosh. Hrg. Oct. 30. *» No. 2173. Pink Washington. 65323. Meyers v Hurwich. Hrg. Nov. 16. et. for authority to expend funds for edu­ 64837. Varga v Scopelitis et al. Both defts. 65613. Orrein Weimer v Willadine 'Jean court found sufficient. cation of ward, Lois Eileen Wilson; report file ans. (Hanman Weimer, divorce, Allen & Allen, Oct. 85475. Flory v Flory. Deft to pay for sup­ approved and petition granted. 65516. Ritter v Hrg. Nov. 6. port of plf. 65589. Layman v Layman. Hrg. Nov. 6. 121. Gdn. 405. Lord. Gdn. files pet, for au­ -65624. Clara Simon v Frank Simon, Jr., 85259. Mattingly v Mattingly. Hrg. Oct. 28. thority 4o -release mtge.; pet. granted. 65645. Zeigler v Zeigler. Hrg. Nov. 6. -J?144 Spiegel; Inc. y Job et .ux. Sub. tft*. complt., Sands, Oct. 22. Est. 7.429. Seifer. Sub. on pet. for sale of 65597. German v Cause dismissed. 65625. Exp. pet. in the matter of .the al­ - fdg. for pif. against deft. Leslie "Job in sulh real est. fdg. for petfrter and order of sale. 65628. Claflin v Cause dismissed. of $80.32 and-flest-i, • leged insanity of Alberta M. Campbell, Odt. Monday, October 26 64964. Crawford v Crawford. Hrg. Oct. 80. 91. 65113. Name-v Name -Div. granted." #p7' 85625. Exp. pet. in the matter of the al­ 57368. City Nat'l Bk. & "Pr. Co., tr. v City of SB et al. Trs. Ciralsky, Stream, Craig, 65616. Hattie Wood v James Wood, complt. leged insanity of Lawrence L. Clarke. Com­ for divorce, "•*••. O. Scheer. Oct. 22. Monday, October 26 mitment to Logansport State Hosp. ordered. Nelson Bowsher, Goheens, ijrs. of Cit. Tr. & 65464. Rural Banners Legion Life Ins. Co Sv. Bk. appr. by Martin-and file ans. 65617. 'Donovan- Thompson v -Bryon J. Wy«- 6 Pr 43591. In the matter of the adm. of tri*.. by Yri-"' °tection Agency Corp. Deft. Frank 56058 Heiermann v Defts. TBts. iG*U land et al, complt,, Montgomery, Oct. 22. Viehmann, Ins. Com r Ind. Dept. of Ins. files Cit. Tr. & Sav. Bk. tinder Union Trust Co. 65625. Exp. pet. in the matter of the al­ Blanket Mtge. Cert. Series. Tr. files pets. ralsky et al file ans. leged insanity of Lawrence L. Clarke. Oct. 22. mo. to require .ph\ to state facts sustaining No. -839 and 640; granted. 65587. Steele v Steele. Hrg. Dec. 31. conclusions in its complt. Crim. 8387. State v Gibson. Cause cont'd 65634. Insanity, Oct. 23. 65641. German v German. Hrg. Nov 2 86371/ Warren Co., Inc. v Exodus. Deft, 65635. Esther May Brock v Howard Brock, files motion to, dismiss. over term. 64849. Lewis et ux v Kish. Cause stsuck Crim. 8388. State v O'Rourke. Cause con­ divorce, Van Tilbury, Oct. 23. out for term. 655027. Goheen v Lonzo et al. Deft, apprs. 65643. Daniel Cole v "White Consolidated by Hammerschmidt & Johnson. tinued over term. ._ 33268. .Alleged insanity of Paul Botka. Crim. 8386. State v Burns. Same record. Inc., complt. for damages, Pfaff, Oct. .26. . Elizabeth Botka appointed gdn. 85536. Chester et al v Deft. -*JJfirs. 65644. Ada Cole v White Consolidated Inc., by Bertsch. 65527. Chottz v Deft. Dora -Rusz­ 59233. Suit v Plf. anpta. by Davlis. kowski files affi. for COV from judge. complt., damages, Pfaff, Oct. 26. 6o".b3. Woodward v Deft, to pay for 63671. Crossland v Dugdale. Plf. and cr.'- deft. files ans. to cr-complt. 64670. Moore v Moore. Hrg. Dec. 4. plf. s atty. fees. 65646. Ferguson v Ferguson. Hrg. Oct. 30. SUPERIOR COU8T NO. 2 64992. Studebaker Emp. Fed. Cr. Union V 63234. Grimes v Grimes .et al. Paul M. NEW CASES FILED IN SUPERIOR COURT Su Butler therefore named special judge -to pre­ jjet. 7378. Redmond. Defts. Co. Dept. of __ b. tr. & fdg. for plf. against .defts. Public Welfare of St. Joseph Co. and State NO. 2 FOR FIRST NINE MONTHS in sum of $291.04 and costs. side .at trial of this cause. .65591. Exp. pet. in the matter of the oh-', Dept. of Publie Welfare of State of Ind. appr. INDING SEPT. 1948, 586. 65388. Buyssee v Hrg. -Nov. 2 by Huguenard. •• 65093.-Exp. pet. Edw. Leo Paluszewski et leged-ftisanily of Alberta M.-Campbell. Hrg. Nov. 16. Est. 161. Papp. Admr. eta files report; pub. al to change name. Name ordered changed andi posting of notices of hrg. on final report 65618. Dorothy Carpenter v Bernard Car­ 65523. Alleged insanity of Samuel M. Knee! 65591. Exp. pet. in the matter .f -the al­ penter, ' divorce, Taylor, Oct. 21. leged insanity of Grace M. Cole. Commit­ ordered. Committed to Logansport -State Hosp Tuesday, October 27 65619. Frances Brehlik v Mary Strantz. Tuesday, October 27 ment to Logansport -State Hops, ordered. pers. inj. and prop, dam., Wypiszynski, Oct. _ 62265. Heed v Jones. Allis Chalmers Mfg. Claim -Est. 3098. Leber. Claim dismissed Est. 7546. Reichanadter. Admr. eta files 21- Co. files its disclosure showing chat deit. for want of prosecution. inv. and appraisement of pers. property; ex 65620. Zaca Kemp v Mary Strantz, pers. Est. 5926. Pozzi. Est. settled and admr. and approved and ordered placed on file. Frank Jones is its employe earning average / ini., Wypiszynaki, Oct. 21. salary of $44.31 per week. discharged. 65M6. .Williams v Williams. Hrg. Oct. 30. 65621. Ralph E. Suit v Leila M. Suit, div., 65647. O'Brien et al v Hinkie, Inc. Hre re­ Est. 7566. Van Dusseldorp. Schedule re­ 56050. Heiermann v St. Jos. Ln. & Tr. Co. Sands, Oct. 21. tble. Dec. 28. ferred to J. P. Lechner. Deft. Homer ^r-sshacHt apprs. ?by VJ&G. 65622. Sara T. Bauer v Leo J. Bauer, div., 65601. Drapinski v Hrg. Nov. *16. Tuesday, -October 27 57844. City Bk. & Tr. Co. v City of SB et Potts, Oct. 3Jk. 65479. Durham v . Hrg. Nov. 16. 85508. Exp. pet. in the matter of the gdn­ al. D*fts. Homer E. •Eassnacht, excr., Ever­ 65623. Thos. B. Jarvis v Olive Jarvis, di­ 61598. Benson v Cause dismissed. ship of Alva C. Bate. Russel A. Bate quali­ ett M. Hardman,, admr., Everett H. Hardman, vorce, Thomas, Oct. 21. 622y7. Cuskaden v Cuskaden. Hrg. Nov. 17 fies as gdn. admr.. Ethel Fassnacht, Homer Fassnacht .85624. Vernetta Drucilla Rootes by n. f. v Crim. 83J9. State v Pyrznski. Bond re­ 10901. C. E. Lee Co. v Robinson *Inv. Co. appr. *&y VJ&G. Richard Rootes, div., Weisberger, Oct. 22. duced to $1,000. Hrg. Nov. 16. 65576.- Plummer v Zolman. Deft. Dwight 65626. Thelma L. WUilams v Wm. "Williams, Crim. 8181. State v Este£. Cause struck 65572. Smith v Ind. DeLuxe Cab Co. Deft, Zolman apprs. by JO&B. divorce, Wypiszynski, Oct. 21. out for term. apprs. by JO&B. 65527. Choitz v Ruszkowski et al. Cause 65628. Cyril Claflin v Julia Kati, .complt. Crim. 8287. State v Anthony. Cause dis­ 60885. MacGregor Elec. Serv. Co. v De- transferred to St. Jos. Circuit Court. & applcn. for recr.. O. Parker, Oct, 23, missed. Grove et al. Nowalski apprs. as coHSJunsel 65640. Chiszar v Hrg. Dec. 31. 65639. James. Stephenson v Pearl Stephen­ Crim. 8333. State v PostOn. Ct. finds deft, for plf. son, divorce, Thomas, Oct. 22. guilty, sentenced to ISP for rest of his nat­ 65559. Szymanski v Bratina, gdn. Deft, :. 65640. Steve J. Chiszar v Emilie Chiszar, ural life. apprs. by PCCMC&B. divorce, Taylor, Oct. 24. Crim. 8289. State v Small. Cause dismsd. 64365. Jacobs v Jacobs. Hrg. Oct. TO. 65642. Herman Newsome etc et al v City 63247. Wharton tr. v School City Mish. 56584. Lakeville Lbr. & Coal Co. v Riddle. of SB et al, Barrett Law foreclosure, New- Hrg. Nov. 17. Deft, files ans. in 2 pp. some, Oct. 22. Crim. 8325. State v Mattern. Deft, dis­ Est. 7372. Szita. Hrg. Nov. 6. CIRCUIT -COURT > 65645. Dorothea Zeigler v Harry Zeigler, charged; bond released. 1569. In the matter of the trust of the NEW CASES FIUSD -IN CIRCUIT COURT divorce, Sands. Oct. 33. Crim. .8232. State v Joers Prob. Dept. to Wyman Store Property. Sub. on llth, 12th, FOR FIRST NINE MONTHS ^ENDING 85648. Louise Ferguson v Lyle Ferguson, investigate. " imcV 13th current reports which are approved SEPTEMBER 1942, 2-026. divorce, Sands, Oct. 23. 65578. Felten v Hrg. on appln. for and said trust cont'd. custody cont'd. Gdn. 1805. Homan. Gdn"ship cont'd. 35936. State on rel Symons v Toth -State Gdn. 2132. Sarah T. Deahl. Gdn. files re­ 65611. Marian Mayers v Lloyd Kollar, Bk. Recr's 7th current report approved. Cook. Oct. 21. port of sale of real est.; report/approved and 65627. Dept. of Ins. of State of Ind. v Sale confirmed. Rural Bankers Legion Life Ins. Co., order PROBATE MATTERS SUPERIOR COURT NO. 1 Est. 7454. Payette. Fdg. that there is no for rehabilitation, Beamer, Oct. 22. ' Wednesday, October 21 liability for payment of inh. tax upon said 65629. Benjamin Bowen by Chas. R. Bow­ ESTATES ADMITTED TO PROBATE FOR Est. 3143. Snethen. Hrg. Nov. 26. est. en, n. f. v Jacob Sousley, complt., Proctor & FIRST NINE MONTHS ENDING Est. 7561. Minegar. Rose GeiSler qualifies Est. 7566. VanDusseldorp. Report of J. P. Proetor, Oct. %2. SEPTEMBER 1942, 372. as admrx. Lechner approved. 65630. Ann Bowen by Chas. R. Bowen as Est. 601. ' Lucy Large Est, settled end ex­ n. f. v Jacob Sousley, complt., Proctor & Est. 7581. Alma A. .Minegar, Rose Geisler, crx. discharged. SUPERIOR COURT NO.,2 Proctor, Oct. 22. admrx. Bond, $100. Est. 7454. Payette. J. P. Lechner appoint­ Thursday, October 22 85631. Conrad Bowen by Chas. R. Bowen Est. 7562. John T. Metzger, Kathryn C. ed inh. tax appraiser and schedule referred 56520. Whitmer et al v Rose et al. Cause as n. f. v Jacob Sousley, complt., Proctor & Metzger, admrx. Bond. 3500. to him. '*:'£$ N dismissed as to lot 231, NW add. Proctor, Oct. 22. Est. 7563. Hazel Dell Neff Smelser V Chase Est, 7518. Horein. Same record. 65610. 'Newcomer v Newcomer. "Deft, to 65632. Goldie Bowen v Jacob Sousley, D- Smelser, admr. Bond, $400. 65509. State of Ind. ex rel v JRoof Pro. Co. pay for support of plf. jtnd minor chiln. complt., Proetor & Proctor, Oct. 22. Est. 7564. Benjamin J. Cashman, Helen -B. Deft, apprs. specially by Clements. 65584. Rightley v Rightley. Deft, apprs. 65833. Exp. in the matter of the alleged in­ Cashman. 63234. Grimes v Grimes et al. Plf. strikes sanity of Eliza Ura Platz, Oct. 22. name of Geo. Sands. by JO&B. "fcst. 7565. David C. Raymond. 65600. Kubisiak v Kubisiak, Same record. 65636. Beulah C. Dodson v Arthur Dodson, Est. 7566. Marion Terry Van Duesseldorp. 65497. Pattison v Pattison. Sub. trial fdg. 65626. Williams v Williams. Hrg. Oct. _0. divorce, McKesson and Kizer, Oct. 23. - for plf. in sum of $13,826.25. , 65624. Rootes v Rootes. Hrg. Dec. 23. 89637. Roscoe Paul v Chas. Paul, app't of 61807. Nyers v Nyers. Sub. trial fdg. fear 65224. Ehrke v Ehrke. Divorce granted. gdn.. Oct. 23. plf. on his complt. and judgment ahd decree 62214. Hartnett v Hartnett. Deft, .files x- 65638. Exp. in the matter of the petition of partition. of Harry Louis 'Ludwikowski and Louise Lud*- LEGAL NOTICES complt. for sep. from bed and board. _ NOTICE OT PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH 6o612. Mills v Mills. Hrg. Oct. 23. Friday, October 23 wikowski to change name, Kowalski, Oct. 23. 65591. Exp. pet. in the matter of the al­ 85841. Frances E. German v Henry Ger­ TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH leged insanity of Grace M. Cole. Drs. Carter Est 7378. Redmond. Mary Redmond apprs. man, divorce, Rulison, Oct. 26. Cause No. 2170. and Helmen appointed to examine deft, and by JO&B to pet. to sell real est. State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: report condition. Est. 7464. .Martens. Co-excrs. file inv. and PETITIONS TO ESTABLISH TIME AND Notice is hereby given that Henry *W«tkins 'appraisement of pers. property; ex and app'd PLACE OF BIRTH has filed his petition in the St. Joseph Cir­ Thursday, October 22 and ordered placed on file. 65575. Fergus v Nat'l Storage & Warehouse No. 2144. Daniel H. Sanders. cuit Court to have the time and place of his Co. Deft, apprs. by SO&D. Gdn. Est. 6017. DeWells. Tr. files 2nd in­ No. .2145. -Hartha Bauer. birth determined. Said petition is set for 65520. Ben Feferman Motor Sales Corp. V termediate accouanting; report ex and appd.; No. 2146. . hearing Nov. 6th. 1942. Dated this 28th day Rochne. Sub. trial fdg. for plf. in sum of tr. continued. No. 2147. Helen LaVerne Weinkauf. of October, 1942. $222.75; judgment on fdg.; without relief. Gdn. 1605. DeWells. Gdnship cont'd. No. 2148. Willie Neal. Frank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph 65616. Wood v Wood. Hrg. Oct. 30. 5st. 6017. DeWells. Pet. to sell at said sum No. 2149. Ivory Edw. Lax. Circuit Court. By Anna Gorog, *__.ej>uty. 63156. White v H. B. Shank Co. et al. of $2,500 on land contract granted and sale No. 2150. Harry Trippe Standfield. Zilford: Carter, Attorney for Petitioner. Defts. SB Inv. Corp. and Guy H. Hutchinson ordered. No. 2151. Mack Bethel. —-_9*39 file one interrogatory and ask ihat plf. be re­ 54259. Read et si v Alward et al. Cause No. 2152. -Troy Oberhh Ross. quired to ans. same under oath before they dismissed as to lots 94, 271, and 192, LaSalle No. 2153. Edna Myrtle Boyce. NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH be required to plead to plf.'s amended complt. Pk. add., lot 124, C. R. Smith's add., lot 1539, No. 2154. Willie Mae R. Love. TIME AND PLACE -OF BIRTH \ 65617. Thompson by n.f. v Wyland et al. Summit PI. add. No. 2155. Jos. Grzegorek. Cause No. 2173 Sub. tr. fdg. for plf. and judgment. 56034. Heiermann et al v Union Tr. Co. No. 2156. Care Knobleck Winkler. State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: 65615. Exp. pet. in the matter of the al­ Cause dismissed as to lot 124, "CJ R. Smith's No. 215?. Doc C. Woodward. Notice is hereby given that Cink Washington leged insanity of Alberta Campbell. Ore. Car­ add. No. 2158. Myrtis Viyian Varnado. has filed his petition in the St. Joseph (Cir­ ter and Helmen appointed'to examine deft, 58413. Bingham et al v City et al. Cause No. '2159. Louis Geo. Kelso. cuit Court to have the time and place of his and report condition. dismissed as to lot 271, LaSalle "Pk. add. No. 2160. Izola Silvers Thomas. birth determined. Said petition is set for 65488. Marks v Standard Concrete Pipe Co. 55948. Heiermann et al v H. A. Wood Rlty. No. 2161. John J. O'Neil, Jr. hearing Nov. 6th, 1942. Dated this '2*Kh day Sub. trial fdg. for plf. against deft, in sum Of Co. Cause dismissed as to lots 38, 18, 118, No. 2162. Ruth Elizabeth Mathews. of October, 1942. $1,260. 117, 115, 91, 90, 89, 67. 9$, 48. 36, 34. 25, 24, No. 2163. Zack Rymes. Frank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the Bt. Joseph Belleville lst add. Circuit Court. By Eileen Burns, Deputy. 65625. Exp. pet. in the matter of the al­ 65170. Moon Flying Service v Welch. iKrue- No. 2164. DeVos. leged insanity of Lawrence L. Clarke. Drs. No. 2165. Fredk. E. Berger. Zilford'Carter, Attorney for Petitioner. ger withdraws apprnce. for deft. —•19:30 Carter and Helmen app'd to examine deft. 65495. Wiliard1 v Bendix Prods. Cause dis­ No. 2268. Louise B. Albright. and report condition. missed. Est. 7372. Szita. Jos. A. Nyikos appointed 31287. Byrd v Big. Oct. 30. gdn for infant defts. 65594. McCall v McCall. Hrg. retble. Dec. Est. 4713. Fassnacht. Est.-settled and excr*. 28. discharged. ' •ig^g'.. 65230. Kelso v Kelso. Pros. atty. apprs. Gdn. 1827. In. the matter of the test. tr. of for deft, and files ans. Sarah 'jL- "Kirby. Tr. files ver. pet. $pr au­ 64099. First Discount Corp. v Hart. Hrg. thority to sell real estate on land contract,, Oct. 30. pet. granted. 65439. Bird v Miller et al. Plf. asks lv. to Friday, October 23 file amended eomplt.; lv. granted. 85508. Exp. pet. in the matter, of the gdn-- 85628. Claflin v Hrg. Oct. 26. ship, of Alva C. Bate. Pros. .atty. ordered 63932. Time Loan Co.-v Sub. tr. fdg. to appear and defend. fpr pif. against defts. in sum of. $126.92. K*P£RIOR COURT Ho. 2 60053. «€runderman v Gunderman. Hrg. on 65079. Burnell v Burnell. Rule dismissed. December 128. 65597. German V German. Hrg. O&T^O- SETTING OF OCTOBER 29th 65505. Balsley v Balsley. Hrg. Oct. 30. 65274. 5fn*_perger v 'Ernsperger. Deft, at­ 65580. West v West. Deft, to pay for sup­ tached forthwith. -JURY CASES port of minor child. 64698. O'Brien v O'Brien, Hrg. Nov. 6. "A" LIST 65635. Brodk v Brock. Hrg. Oct. 30. 64372. Aikens v Aikens. Same record. WEDNESDAY, "-NOVEMBER -4th: 65585. TaenoWieSki v Tarnowieski. Plf. to 65562. LaRocco v -LaRocco. Deft, to pay 85177. Eslinger v Smith (Huguenard—PCCMC&B) pay for support of deft. fpr support of plf. 65178 Eslinger

proper affidavit that said Defendant Edward NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH McCall is a non-resident of the State of In­ TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH CLAY LEGAL NOTICES diana. Cause No. 2178. LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Said Defendant is hereby "hotified that said State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: 1 Webster School cause will stand for trial on the 28th day of Notice is hereby given" that Agnes Mary NOTICE is hereby given that the Local December, 1942, at the City of South Bend, Smith has filed her petition in the St. Joseph 2 241 Dixie Way N., Roseland Alcoholic Beverage Board of St. Joseph on which day said Defendant is required to Circuit Court to have the time and place of County, Indiana, will, at 2:00 P. M. Central appear to said -action". her birth determined. -Said petition is set for 3 Stuckey School War -Time on the 12th day of November, 1942, FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. hearing Nov. 6th, 1942. Dated this 28th day at the City Hall, in the City of Mishawaka, in By BETTY NYIKOS, Deputy. of October, 1942. 4 Ullery School •aid County, begin investigation of the ap­ Chas. H. Wills, Frajfflt J. BruggnefY-Clerk of the St. Joseph plications of the following named persons, Attorney for Plaintiff. —10:30; 22: 6-23 Circuit Court. By Eileen Burns, Deputy. requesting the issue to the applicants, at the GERMAN locations hereinafter set out, of the Alcoholic Iden S. Romig, Attorney for Petitioner. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION —10:30 Precinct Beverage Permits of the classes hereinafter Estate No. 7557 designated and will, at said time and place, NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE is hereby given that the under­ Estate No. 161 Mt. Pleasant School, Butternut receive information concerning the fitness of signed has been appointed by the Judge of said applicants, and the propriety of issuing Estate of Mary Papp. the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State By Direction of Harry S. Taylor. Adminis­ Road the permits applied for to such applicants at of Indiana, Executor of the Estate of Sabe the premises named: trator, W. W. Annexed, of the Estate of Mary Snyder, late of St. Joseph County, Deceased. Papp, late of St. Joseph County, in the State GREENE Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. Of Indiana, Deceased. Broederenkring, 87411, (Restaurant), 721 Donald K. Snyder, Executor, NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs, lega­ Greene Township School SoUthi West St., Mishawaka — Beer Re­ October 28th, 1942. tees and devisees of the said Decedent, and tailer. Seymour Jansen, all other persons interested in the said Es­ Camiel Van De Walle, 87422, (Restaurant), Attorney for Estate. 10:30—22:6-23 tate, that said Administrator w. w. annexed HARRIS 810 W. 4th St., Mishawaka—Liquor, Beer, has filed in this Court his account and vouch­ Wine Retailer. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ers for the final settlement of said Estate, and Granger School Arthur Sala, 87449, (Restaurant), 2807-09 Estate No. 7568 they are hereby requireo. to be and appear in Lincolnway West, Mishawaka — Liquor, NOTICE is hereby given that the under­ said Court on the 20th day of November, 1942, Beer, Wine Retailer. signed has been appointed by the Judge of when the same will be heard and make proof LIBERTY Etienne De Gryse and Guslyn vaerten, the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State of their heirship, or cfS-m to any part of said ,87412, (Restaurant), 601 W. 6th St., of Indiana, Administrator of the Estate of Estate, and show* cause if there be. why said Town Hall—North Liberty Mishawaka—Liquor, Beer, Wine Retail­ Dave Groffman, late of St. Joseph County, account and vouchers should not be approved. Cor. S. Main and Cole Streets er, '-''-li***! Deceased. Witness, the Clerk and the Seal of the St. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. Joseph Superior Court No. 2 at South Bend, SAID INV-ESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN MICHAEL MORRIS, Administrator. Indiana, this 27th day of October, 1942. LINCOLN TO THE PUBLIC, AND PUBLIC PARTICI­ October 28th, 1942. FRANK J. BRCJGGNER, Clerk. PATION IS REQUESTED. Wilford V. Walz, SiEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. Bill's Auto Hospital, Walkerton ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION Attorney for Estate. 10:30—22*8-23 C. E. Pattee, OF INDIANA. Attorney for Estate., —10:30; 11:6 Am. Legion Hall, Walkerton , By JOHN F. NOONAN, NON-RESIDENT. NOTICE fSjsfK^;" . Secretary. Cause No. 85840. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT MADISON STATE OF INDIANA, Estate No. 5805. BERNARD E! DOYLE, COUNTY OF ST. JOSEPH, SS: Estate of •Catharine Cook. Mutti's Filling Station 10:30 Excise Administrator. In the St. Joseph Superior Court No. 2, By Direction of Albert A. Cook, Adminis­ September Term, 1942. trator of the Estate of Catharine Cook, late of Madison Twp. High School NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH St. Joseph County, in the State of Indiana, TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH STEVE JOHN CHISZAR Deceased. Cause No. 2168. —vs— NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs, lega­ OLIVE State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: EMHJE CHISZAR tees and devisees of the said Decedent, and Notice is hereby given that Floyd Settles-El all other persons intt-jsfcsted in the said Es­ No. 9 School—Tulip Road has filed his petition in the St. Joseph Cir­ BE IT KNOWN, That the above named tate, that said Administrator has filed in this cuit Court to have the time and place of Plaintiff has filed in the office of the Clerk Court his account and vouchers for the final Fire Station—New Carlisle "his birth-determined. Said petition is set for of said Court his complaint against said De­ settlement of said Estate, and they are here­ hearing November 8th, 1942. Dated this 26th fendant in th-*- above cause together with a by -required to be and appear in said Court day of October, 1942. proper affidavit that said Defendant Emilie on the 17th day of November, 1942, when the PORTAGE Frank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph Chiszar is a non-resident of the State of In­ same will be heard and make proof of their A Notre Dame Cafeteria Circuit Court. By Eileen Burns, Deputy. diana. heirship, or claim to any part of said Estate. Joseph V. Wypiszynski, - Said Defendant is thereby notified that" said and show cause if there be. why said account B Ardmore School Attorney for Petitioner. —10:30 cause will stand for trial on the 31st day of and vouchers should not be afcoroved. December, 1942, at the City of South Bend, Witness, the Clerk and the Se>l of the St. C St. Mary's Store Annex NON-RESIDENT NOTICE on which day said Defendant is required to Joseph Suoerior Court No. 2 at South Bend. Cause No. 60053. appear to said action. Indian*., th*--* 27th rt*-*v of Octoiirt«»r, 1942. D 2337 Prairie Avenue IN THE ST. JOSEPH SUPERIOR COURT FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. FRANK J. BRTTarftVTSR, Clf"*k. No. 1, SEPTEMBER TERM, 1942. By BETTY NYIKOS, Deputy. STTf-pHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. E St. Joseph County Infirmary Harry Taylor, Leo L. Cook, GERTRUDE C. GUNDERMAN "Attorney for Plaintiff. —10:30; 11:6-13 Attorney for Estate. —10: 30; 11: 6 —vs UNION GEORGE J. GUNDERMAN 1 Miller's Motor Sales, Lakeville BE IT KNOWN, That the above named Plaintiff has filed in the office of the Clerk of NOTICE OF VOTING PLACES 2 Town Hall, Lakeville Said Court her complaint against said De­ fendant in the above cause together with a WARREN proper affidavit that said Defendant George It is hereby ordered by the Board FOURTH DISTRICT J. Gunderman, is a non-resident of the State of Commissioners of St. Joseph 1 Gleaner Hall, Lydick of Indiana. 1 Central Fire Station Said Defendants is hereby notified that said County, Indiana, that the voting 2 602 S. Michigan Street 2 Crumstown School Cause will stand^for trial on the 28th day of places by precincts for the election to December, 1942, the same being at the City 3 702 S. Rush Street of South Bend on which day said Defendant be held on Tuesday, November 3 'IS required to appear to said action. t 4 524 E. Monroe St. MISHAWAKA FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. 1942, be as follows: By MARIE STANSBURY, Deputy. 5 Zion Evangelical Hall DISTRICT ONE Parker, Crabill, Crumpacker, May, Carlisle and Beamer, SOUTH BEND 6 No. 3 Fire Station Precinct Attorneys for Plaintiff. —10: 30; 11:6-13 1 2324 W. Sixth Street FIRST DISTRICT 7 812 E. LaSalle Avenue NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO ESTABLISH 2 LaSalle St.—1511 Milburn TIME AND PLACE OF BIRTH Precinct Place 8 907 E. Cedar Street Cause No. 2159. Blvd. State of Indiana, St. Joseph County, ss: 1 City Hall—South Bend 9 No. 7 Fire Station Notice is hereby given that Louis George 3 220 Harrison St. Kelso has filed his petition in the St. Joseph 2 311 W. Marion Street 10 433 Tonti Avenue Circuit Court to have the time and place of 4 618 W. Seventh Street his birth determined. Said petition is set for 3 Turner Hall—503 N. Michi­ 11 803 E. St. Vincent Street hearing November fith, 1942. Dated this 23rd day of October, 1942. gan Street 12 Perley School DISTRICT TWO Frank J. Bruggner, Clerk of the St. Joseph Circuit Court. By Eileen Burns, Deputy. 4 No. 6 Fire Station—Portage 13 1252 E. LaSalle Avenue 1 109 W. Sixth Street Zilford Carter, Attorney for Petitioner. —10:30 Avenue. 14 2602 Birch Way 2 304 W, Ninth Street NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 5 1404 Portage Avenue 3 316 W. Eleventh Street Estate No. 7563. FIFTH DISTRICT NOTICE is hereby given vhat the under­ 6 Muessel School 4 202 E. Fourth Street signed has been appointed by 1he Judge of 1 Indiana Ave. Christian Church the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State 7 620 N. Cushing Street DISTRICT THREE of Indiana, Administrator of the Estate of 2 414 Haney Avenue Hazel Dell Neff Smelser, late of St. Joseph 8 Holy Trinity Evangelical Luth­ 1 1034 E. Fourth Street County, Deceased. 3 1006 E. Dubail Avenue Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. eran Church (Sherman and 2 1233 E. Fourth Street CHASE D. SMELSER, Administrator. 4 1704 Marine Street Dated October 23rd, 1942. Lindsey) 3 1701 Lincolnway East Charles W. Hahn, 9 901 Sancome Avenue 5 1611 Robinson Street Attorney for Estate. 10:30; 11*8-13 4 3841 Lincolnway East 10 Kinyon Brothers Florists 6 No. 10 Fire Station NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION DISTRICT FOUR Estate No. 7562. 11 1101 N. Brookfield Street 7 816 E. Calvert Street NOTICE is hereby given that the under­ 1 City Hall signed has been appointed by the Judge of 12 1145 N. Olive Street 8 1302 E. Donald Street th** Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State 2 High School—1202 LWE of Indiana, Administratrix of the Estate of 13 1502 N. O'Brien Street 9 1712 E. Bowman Street John Texas Metzger, late of St. Joseph Coun­ 10 1005 E. Fairview Street 3 528 W. Grove Street ty, Deceased. SECOND DISTRICT Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. 11 2602 Erskine Blvd. 4 219 E. Grove Street KATHRYN COONEY METZGER, 1 305 S. Lafayette St. Administratrix. Yl 2212 S. Michigan Street 5 814 E. Mishawaka Avenue Dated October 23rd, 1942. 2 210 S. Scott Street "Walter Clements, 13 2913 S. Michigan St. (basmt.) DISTRICT FIVE Attorney for Estate. 10:30:11:6-13 3 1101 W. Jefferson Street 14 Community Building 500-A 1 409 E. Marion Street NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT 4 1215 W. Thomas Street Estate No. 7132. Chippewa 2 North Side Fire Station—1102 Estate of Anna E. Funston. 5 226 N. Studebaker Street By Direction of Eva J. Pettier, Administra­ N. Main Street trix of the Estate of Anna E. Funston, late 6 606 W. LaSalle Avenue SIXTH DISTRICT of St- Joseph County, in the State of Indiana, 3 709 W. Jefferson Blvd. Deceased. 7 Colfax School NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs, lega­ 1 510 Western Avenue 4 402 E. Jefferson Blvd. tees and devisees of the said Decedent, and 8 528 Euclid Avenue all other persons interested in the said Estate, 2 413 S. Harris Street that said Administratrix has filed in this 9 Linden School PENN TOWNSHIP Court her account and vouchers for the final 3 451 S. Grant Street settlement of said Estate, and they are here­ 10 1911 W. Linden Avenue 1 Kennedy School by required to be and appear in said Court 4 F. L. Hall, 2.101 W. Ford St. on the 19th day erf November, 1942, when the 11 No. 11 Fire Station 2 Osceola School same will be heard and' make pupof of their 5 323 S. Bendix Drive heirship, or claim to any part of s .id Estate, 12 2232 Bertrand Street 3 Boner School and show cause If there be, why s_id account 6 846 S. Chapin Street and vouchers should not be approved. 13 2617 Westmore Street 7 St. Casimer Hall Witness, the Clerk rnd the Seal of the St. By order of the Board of Commis­ Joseph Circuit Court at South Bend, Indiana, & Washington School sioners of St. Joseph County, Indi­ this 28th day of October, 1942. THIRD DISTRICT FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. 1 1002 S. Michigan Street 9 2421 W. Grace Street ana, this 21st day of October, 1942. STEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK. Deputy. Parker-CrabiU-Crumpacker-May-Carlisle 2 Elder School 10 701 S. Bendix Drive LEO CASADAY, and Beamer, Attorneys for Estate. —16:30:11:6 3 501 E. Pennsylvania Street 11 414 W. Indiana Avenue WALTER G. ECKLER, NON-RESIDENT NOTICE 4 810 E. Sample Street 12 729 W. Indiana Avenue JOSEPH F. WALSH, C-use No. 65594. 5 Thomas Jefferson School STATE OF INDIANA, 13 Verhovay, 1024 W. Ind. Ave. The Board of Commission­ COUNTY OF ST. JOSEPH, SS: 6 John Adams High School 14 1601 S. Walnut Street ers of the County of St. lis the St. Joseoh Superior Court No. 2, 7 741 ^ronwood Drive September Term, 1942. Joseph, State of Indiana. FA YE McCALL 8 813 27th Street —vs— TOWNSHIPS ATTEST: EDWARD McCALL 9 3031^*2 Mishawaka Avenue 10 3409 Mishawaka A.enue CENTRE NICHOLAS A. MUSZER, BE IT KNOWN; That the above named -Plaint-fl. has filed in the office of the Clerk 11 No. 9 Fire Station Precinct Auditor, St. Joseph County, In­ of said Court her complaint against Said De­ fendant in the above cause-together with a 12 1014 I 36th Street Gleaner Hall, RR 6, Mich. Rd. diana. 10: 23-30 OCTOBER 30, 1942 Page Nineteen

will be heard and make proof of their heir­ tees and devisees of the said Decedent, and ship, or claim to any part of said Estate, end all other persons interested in the said Es­ LEGAL NOTICES ANSWERS TO show cause if there be, why said account and tate, that said Executrix has filed in this NON-RESIDENT NOTICE vouchers should not be approved. Court her account and vouchers for the final Cause No. 65202 Witness, the Clerk and the Seal of the St. settlement of said Estate, and they are here­ STATE OF^IND-ANA Test Your I. Q. Joseph Circuit- Court at South Bend, Indiana, by required to be and appear in said Court COUNTY OF ST. JOSEPH SS: this 22nd day of October, 1942. on the 12th day of November, 1942, when the same will be heard and make proof of their - In the St. Joseph Superior Court No. 2 Questions On Page 6 FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk- September Term, 1942. STEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. heirship, or claim to any part, of said Estate, 1. Norway. Doran. & Manion, and show cause if there be, why said ac­ MARY SCHNEIDER Attys. for Estate. —10:23-30 count and vouchers should hot be approved. vs. 2. The Potomac and. Rappa- Witness, the Clerk and the Seal of the St. WALTER SCHNEIDER hannock. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Joseph Circuit Court at South Bend, Indiana, 3. OPA head Leon Hender­ Estate No. 7559- this 17th day of October, 1942. Be It Known, That the above-named Plain-. NOTICE is hereby given that the under­ FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. tiH has filed in the office of the Clerk of said son. — signed* has. been appointed by "the Judge of STEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. Court her complaint against said defendant in, ^^.Chjna. the .Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, L. W. Hammond, the above cause together with a proper affi­ State of Indiana,, Administrator of-the Estate Attorney for Estate. -40:23-30 davit that said Defendant-, Walter Schneider, 5. New* Delhi* Indisw orTlorenee Cabanaw, l%.e of St. Joseph is a non-resident of State of Indiana. County, Deceased. NOTICE OF' FINAL ACCOUNT Said defendant-is hereby notified .that said Said Estate^, is supposed to be solvent. cause Tiritt, sfend for trial an\ the 17th day of BOLLAND E. CABANAW, Estate' No. 6886. December, 184% Sk the City of South Bend, of the Estate of William Frederick Gau, late Administrator. Estate of Mary Szalay. on which day said defendant is required to of St. Joseph County, in the State of Indiana, Bated October- 22nd, 1942. By-Direction of Nicholas H. Szalay, Admin­ appear to said action. Deceased. Jo-tfLj-Prold Talbot, istrator! of the Estate of Mary Szalay, late of PR#W-. j: BRJCJFGfiNER, Clerk. - NOTICE is Hereby given to the heirs, lega­ Attprhey for Estate. —10: 23-30; 11: 6 St. Joseph County, in the State of Indiana, By BETTY NYIKOS, Deputy tees and devisees of the said Decedent, ahd Deceased. Leo L. Cook, all other persons interested in the said Es­ NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs, lega­ tate, that said Executrix has filed in this Estate No. 7558. tees and devisees of the said Decedent, and Attorney for Plaint*"**. Kk-6-23-30 Court her account and vouchers for the final NOTICE is hereby given thai the under­ all other persons interested in the said Es­ NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION settlement of said Estate, and they are here- signed has been appointed by the Judge of tate, that said* Administrator has filed in this Estate No,^7554" Jay required to be and appear in. said Cpurt the Superior Coig^ No. 1 of St. Joseph Coun­ Court his account arid vouchers fpr the final' NOTICE is hereby given that the under­ on th£ lftth day of November, 1942, when the ty, State of Indiana, Executor of the Estate of settlement of said' Estate, and they are. here­ signed has been appointed by the Judge of same wfii be heard; ajrj4 make nroofor their Christine Sieg, late of St. Joseph County, by required, to be ahd appear in said Court the Circuit Court of St. Joseph CountyTstate heirship, or elairn to any part of said Estate, Deceased. on the 12th day of November, 1942, when the of Indiana, Aamijsifitr^trix of the Estate of and show cause if there be, why said ac­ Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. same will be heard; and make proof of their Alex Grochowski, late of Sfc Joseph County, count and vouchers should not be approved. THE Cj-TY NAT'L BK. & TRUSS" CO., heirship, or claim to any part of said Estate, Deceased. ^W§n__s, the Clerk and the Seal of the St. Executor. and show cause if there be, why said ac­ Said Estate; is supposed to be solvent. Joseph Circuit Court at South Bend, Indiana, Dated October 21st, 194B. count and vouchers should not be approved. Mary Grochowski, Administraijdx. this 2lst day of October/1-42. Arnold, Degnan, Dohnalek and Goheen, Witness, the Clerk and the Seal of-the St. October 14th, 1942. FRANK J. BRUGGNER, €Sf**k. Attorneys for Estate. 10: 23-30; 11: 6 Joseph Circuit Court at South Bend, Indiana, Leon E. Kowalski, STEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deguty. this 17th day of October, 1942. Attorney for Estate. 10:16-23-30 Iden S- Romig, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. Attorney for-Estate- —10:23-30 Estate No. 7500. S"B_PHEN C. ffRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION NOTICE is hereby given that the under­ Stephen G. Kovacs, Estate No. 7551 NOTICE OF LETTING CONTRACT signed has been appointed by the • Judge of Attorney for. Estate. —10: 23-30 NOTICE is hereby given that the under­ the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, signed has been appointed by the Judge of NOTICE is hereby given that the under­ State of Indiana, Administ**ati"-X of the Estate NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County,"State signed, tho Board of Commissioners of the of Frank P. Emerson, late of St. Joseph Estate No. 7135. of Indiana, Executrix of the Estate of Martin County of St. Joseph,, in the Sjtofe of Indiana- County, Deceased. Estate of Solomon Trisinger. Kaniewski, late of St. Joseph County, De­ have adopted plans and specifications for- le Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. By Direction bf William Trisinger, Execu­ ceased. erection of a Barn at the St. Joseph County GARNET E. T-SRKJNS, Admmistra&la*- tor of the Estate of Solomon Trisinger, late Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. Infirmary, in said county, said building to be Dated October 22nd, 1942. of St. Joseph County, in the State of Indiana, Palagia R. Kaniewski, Executrix. used for housing korses and stock; that said Geo. T_. Rulison. -D €-C €. __. S € d October 10th, 1942. plans and specifications are now on file in the Attorney for Estate. —10:23-30; 11:6 NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs, lega­ Harry Taylor, office of the Auditor of said county, and that tees and devisees of the said. Decedent, and up to the hour of ten o'clock A. M., of the NON-RESIDENT NOTICE all other persons interested in the said Es­ Attorney for Estate. 10:16-23-30 30th day of November, 1942, sealed bidf are Cause No. 65608. tate, that said Executor has' filed in this NON-RESIDENT NOTICE invited and will be received by said board at STATE OF* INDIANA, Court his account and vouchers for the final Cause No. 6555$; the "office of said Auditor in St. Joseph Coun­ CCflJNTY OF^rnFOSEPH, SS: settlement of said Estate, and they are here­ IN THE ST. JOSEPH SUPERIOR COURT ty, State of Indiana; , for the conslfucftpn of SNr THE ET. JOSEPH^UPERlOR COURT by required to be and appear in said Court No. 2, SEPTEMBER TERM, 1942. * said building; and that on said day the con­ No. 2, SEPTEMBER T|_RM, 1)9^2. "" on the 16th day of November, 1942, when the STATE OF INDIANA.* tract therefor will be let to the lowest bid- same will be heard and make proof of their ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, SS: derrsaid board reserving the right to reject CLEO NELSON heirship, or claim to any part of said Estate, any and all bids. Each bid filed with the Au­ —vs— and show cause if there be, why- said ac­ HELEN EDWARDS ditor must be accompanied by. a good and JAMES NELSON count and vouchers should not be approved. —vs— sufficient bond, as required by law. Said Witness- the Clerk and the Seal of the St. DEWEY D. EDWARDS plans and specifications may be seen and BE IT KNOWN, That the above named Joseph- ClrSiit Court at South Bend, Indiana, inspeoted at the Auditor's office at the court Plaintiff has filed*" in the office of* th-**. Clerk this 2lat day of October, i-42. BE IT KNOWN, That the above-named house in St! Joseph County, in the State of of said Court her complaint against, said De­ ' FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clark. .. Plaintiff has filed in the office of the Clerk of Indiana. fendant in the above cause together "With 4 STEPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. said Court her complaint against said Defend­ WITNESS our bands this 16th day of Octo­ proper- affidavit that said Defendant James DuComb & DuComb, ant in the above cause, together with a ber, 1942*. Nelson is a non-resident of the State of Indi­ Attorneys for Estate. —10:23-30 proper affidavit that said Defendant is a non­ THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ana. resident of the State of Indiana. OF THE COUNTY OF S'&lfOSEPH Said Defendant, is hereby notified that said NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Said Defendant is hereby notified that said Cause will stand for trial on the 23rd day of Estate No. 72"$^ cause will stand for trial on the 17th day of By: Leo Casaday, Deoember, 1942, at the City of SoU-h Bend, December^ 1942, on which day said Defendant Walter- G. Eckler, on which day said Defendant is required to Estate of Frank Ivancsics, Sr. is required to appear to said action. Joseph F. Walsh, Members. appear to said action. By Direction of Anna Harsanyi, Executrix FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. ATTEST: FRANK J7BRUGGNER, Clerk. of the Estate of Frank Ivancsics, late of St. By BETTY NYIKOS, Deputy. NICHOLAS A. MUSZER, By BETTY NYIKOS, Deputy. Joseph County, in the State of Indiana, De­ Horace B. Clarke, Auditor, St. Joseph County, Ind. _Ocl6-23<-30; Zilford Carter, ceased. Attorney for Plaintiff." —10:16-23-30 -n&: 6-18-20 Attorney for Plaintiff; —10: 23-_»;ll:6 NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs, lega­ tees and devisees of the said Decedent, and NON-RESIDENT NOTICE NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION NOTICE TO. DEALBfc_S all other persons interested in the said Es­ Cause 1&. 6494_r ft. ' ' -Mate*'No. 7553 NOTICE la hereby gjve*a.""by the under­ tate, that said Executrix has filed in this IN THE ST. JOSEPH SUPERIOR COURT NOTICE is hereby given that the under­ signed that the Board of Commissipners- of Court her account and vouchers fprl the final No. 1, MAY TERM," 1942. signed has been appointed by the Judge of St. Joseph County, Indiana, ' -stall receive settlement off tjaid Estate, and they are here­ STATE OW BSD-ANA, the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County* State sealed proposals or bids on the 9th day of by required( to boef and appear in said Court ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, SS: of Indiana, Executor of the Estate of Eldo NeVeaftDer^ 1*842, up to the hour of, ten o'clock on'tn«^--tlL Jlay November, 1942, when the Van Der Haeghen, late of St. Joseph County, A. M. for the lurnishing of the following as same willR*;' heard and make proof of their JOHN GALLOWAY heirship, or claim to any part of said Estate, ige ceased. set forth in the requisition and. specification and sfopw cause if there be, why said ac­ —V**H? Said Estate $S supposed to be solvent. now on file in the Cpunty Auditor's office. count an$t- mouchers should not be approved. EMMA GALLOWAY Leo J. Janowski, Ijgcecutor. Witness, the Clerk and the Seal of the St. October 10.11,^4942. HEALTHWIN HPSRITAL Joseph Circuit Court at, South Bend, Indiana, -BE IT KNOWN;-* ^al the above-named Edward: Scheer & Max Buntman, 1 used station wagon Plaintiff li&s, filed in the office of the Clerk at 1 used truck this 21st day of October, 1942. said Court his complaint against said Defend­ AttQrh*?** »r Estate* "|p:16-23-30 FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk.. ant in the above cause, together with" a NOTICE OF VACATION RESOLUTION Said sealed proposals must be accompanied ST-SPHEN C. GRZESKOWIAK, Deputy. proper affidavit that said Defendant is a non­ No. 2518 by either a certified check or a bidder's bond Joseph W. Nyikos, resident of the St? te of Indiana." STATE OF INDIANA, in a sum equal to not less than ten per cent Attorney for Es*-tyte. —10:23-30 Said Defendant is. hereby notified that said ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, SS: of the amo.Unt of the. bid, together with a NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION cause wit. stand for trial pn the 4th d9y of Notice is hereby given that th* -Board of non-collusion affidavit. Estate No. 7556. December, 1M2, on which day said Defendant Public Works of the City of Sou-p Bend, In­ Proposals must be filed on forms furnished, NOTJQE is hereby given that the under­ is required: to appear to said action. diana, WiU on the 8th day of No**jember, 1942, by "-MMCpunty Auditor. signed has been appointed by the Judge of ^FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. at 10:00 A. M., at its office in tfce City Hall, The right is reserved to reject any and; a**! the Circuit Court of St. Joseph County, State By MARIE STANSBURY, Deputy. hold a meeting for the purpose of taking bids. - of Indiana, Administrator of the Estate of Doran & Manion, final action on Vacation Resolution No. 2518, Dated this 22nd day of October, 1942. Geraldine Maria Pletcher, late of St. Joseph Attorneys for Plaintiff. —10:16-23-30 same- being as follows NICHOLAS A. MUSZER, BySSOLVED BY THE BOARD OP* I-UBLIC Auditor, St. Joseph County, Indiana. County. Deceased. NOTICE OF VACAT^&N RESOLUTION WOg^S QF ' THE CiTlf Oj^SOW£U BEND, —10:23-30 Said Estate ia supposed to be solvent. No. 2519. INE"$ANA: "*f8|]ji£ # is desirable to 'Vacate VIRGIL PLETCHER, Administrator. STAjTB OF INI^ANA, '•*•-••;-<' the following: NON-BESIDENT NOTICE Dated October Wth, 1942. ST. JOSEj&K COUNTY, SS: Ajijsy south pf Tasher Avenue frpm alley Cause No. 65548. Leo Van Tilbury, Attorney for Estate, Notice is hereby given that the Board of west of Michigan Street to Main Street. STATE OF INDIANA, —10:23-30; 11:6 PubjgR Works oi the City of South Bend, In-. The following property may be injuriously COUNTY OF ST. JOSEPH, SS: diana, will on the 9th day o^lfpyember, 1942, or beneficially affected by such vacation: IN THE ST. JOSEPflFSUPERIQR COURT LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING at ljpEM>'4t."w,,j9iMts offiQft %*4n» ^ity Hall, No. 1, SEPTEMBER TERM, 1942. hold, a meeting for the purpose of taking All Lot 7, L, Jj. Tasher's. Add., Chas. NOTICE is hereby given that the Local final action on Vacation Resolution No. "2519, M- & Alice I. Lewis 0.00 0.00 JOHN! A. EDWARDS Alcoholic Beverage Board of St. Joseph same being as fallows: Ai- _.ot 8, L. J. Tasher's Add., Alva —vs— Couh^, Indiana, wiH, at 9:00 A. M. Oentral RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF PUBLIC '•It'A. Hague 0.00 0.00 IDA MAXINE EDWARDS War Time, on the 18th day of November, 1942, WORKS OF THE CITY'OF SOUTH BEND, AH Lot 9, L. J. Tasher's Add., Whit­ at- the Ctkmmissioner's Boom, Court House,, "ffNDiANA: Thi$ it is desirable to vacate comb & Keller Mtg. Co. 0.00. 0.00 BE IT KNOWM; That the above named in the, City of S^ith Bend, in", said County,, the following: All Lpt 10, L. J. Tasher's Add., Lucy Plaintiff has-f-lwi in the office ef the Clerk begin investigation of the applications of the AHey south of- Jenning Avenue from alley J. Tasher __• ___' _ 0.00 0.00 of said Court his complaint against said De­ following named persons, requesting the is-, west of3 Michigan Street to Main Street. All Lot EL, L. J. Tasher's Add., Lucy fendant in the above cause together with a sue to the applicants, at the. locations herein­ The following ^property may ^ injuriously .1*. Tasher -___' 0.00 0.00 proper affidavit that said Defendant is a non­ after set out, of the Alcoholic} Beverage Per­ or beneficially affected by such vacation: iSM Lpt 12, L. J. Tasher's Add., Elias resident of the State of Indiana. mits of the classes hereinafter designated and ..».'• & M. Strickland ! 0.00 0.00 Said Defendant is hereby notified tb.at said will, at said time and place, receive mforma-. All Lot 13, L. J. Tasher's Add., Gust, All Lo^.13, Beverly Heights Add., Cause will stand for trial on the! 16th day of tion concerning the fitness of said applicants, B. & B. K. Scoojrtis ______„?__ 0.00 0.00 "Whitcomb & Keller Corp. 0.00 0.00 December, 1942, the same being at the Citx and the pi*opriety of issuing the permits ap­ All Lot 14, L. J. Tasher's Add., Per­ All Lot' 14, Beverly Heights ' Add., |K- of South Bend on which day said Defendant plied for to such applicants at the premises ry D. & C. M.i&ointer —7 : 0.09 0.00 Lucy J. Tasher z. 0.00 0.00 is required td appear to sai* action. named: All Lot 15, L,. jfr'Tasher's Add- Elies -J^TLPt 15, Beverly Heights Add., FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. R. & M- J. Bailey ,^__ 0.00 0.00 Lucy J.- Tasher 0.00 0.00 By MARIE STANSBURY, Deputy. Wm. Q. Hintz, 87489, CDsug Store), 702 All Lot 16, L. J. Tasher's Add., i<#in 4-f Lpt 16, Beverly Heights Add., Louis V. Harmon, Attorney for Plaintiff. Portage Ave., South Bend — Liqupr O. & P. S. Mc>jgah7______;7___ 0.00 0.00 Lucy & Tasher 0.00 0.00 —10:23-30; 11:6 _DGc-_.Gr All Lot 17, L. J. Tasher's Ad_7 All' Lot 17, Beverly Heights Add., Jacob Rymer, 87542, (Grocery.). 744 N. -Howard D. & J. B. Reriofc ______0.00 0.00 ' Lucy £• Tasher 0.00 0.00 NON-RESIDENT NOTICE Notre-Dame Ave., South Bend — Beer All Lot 18, L. J. Tasher's Add., AU Lot 18, Beverly B^ighfe Add., Cause No. 65624. Howard D. Rerick 0.00 0.00 . feS*^?- «j& Tasher ™7-.- 0.00 0.00 STATE OF INDIANA, Garland' Sroii-i, 87647, (Restaurant), 231 All Lost" 19, Beverly ^eights Add., ' . COUNTY OS ST. JOSEPH, SB, Dixie Way North. BjBiseland (near South Luck- & Tasher ____ 0.00 0.00 Total net damages—$0.00. IN THE w£- JOSEPH SUPERIOR COURT Bend)—Liquor, Beer, Wine Retailer. All Jjpt 20, Beverly Heights A$gL,' ' Total net benefits—$0.00. No. 2, SE_^EMBER5__f_W*, 1942. HugnHS. _TOraker, 87671, "rransfer nquor, Lucy J. Tasher ______0.00 0.00 Wine dealer's permit from Elbert A. All %pt 21, Beverly Heighjte Add., Respectfully submitted! this 19th day of VERNETTA ROOTES Darnell, _3*J Emcolnway We_sJ^4§pj|j.th. Lucy J. Tashei*•-__. 1 0.09 0.00 OctiBper, 1942. (by her next friend Florence R. MpMuHen) Bend. All ftM 22, Beverly Heights AJfifcT CLYDE E. WlLLJAIdS, —vs— Gust Georgi and Gust Scoortis, 87668, Lugs-1. Tashg**- __'. ______0.0Q 0.00' City Civil Engineer. UIPHA.RD ROOTES (Restaurant), 805 S. Michigan St., South All Lot 23, Beverly Heights Add., " CLYDE E. WILLIAMS, Bend—Beer Retailer. Lucy J. Tasher ___I______0.00 0.00 HARRY S. DRIGGS, BE IT KNOWN That the above named Virginia Gapinskf, 87672, (Package Store), All fipt 24, Beverly Heights Add., " NATHAN LEW, PlaJntp has filed in the office o£ the CJexfc. 1041 W. Sample St., South Bend—Liq­ Lucy J. TashejBfc."- -. '____,, ft.Ofl' o.oo BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS of said Court her complaint against said De­ uor, Wine Dealer. AND. SAFETY. fendant in the above cause together with a Isadore "tHchman, 87676, (Grocery), 3608 Total "tat damages—$0.00. ATfrggM?-. proper affidavit thst said _$"f£fend_n;lr Richard _*$ghawaka Ave., South Bend —. Beer Total net foenefits—$0.00. James P. Conboy Clerk. Rootes is a non-resident bf the State of Indi­ _D_.3_.6r 10:23-30 ana. Max H. Stryker & LeRoy S. Hawkins, Respectfully submitted this 19th day of Said Defendant is hereby notified, tha- said 87484, (Drue Store), 501 S. Michigan St., October, 1942. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT ' Cause will stand for trial on the 33rd day of South Bend—Liquor Dealer. CLYDE E. WILLIAMS, Estate No. 6751 DecemTcj^j, 1942, at; the *pty of j^uthBend, John7T_fe-SK-. 87667, (Package §*-{»»]_,, §?1_8 Cjfty Civil Engineer. Estaiae. of Frances Vera "Bjopney. on which day said Defendant is required to Western Ave., South Bend — Liquor, CLYDE E. l^LLilt-S, " By direction of St. Joseph Bank and Trust appear to said action.' Wine Dealer. HARRY ST. B&OGGS, Co., South Beni}, Indiana, "Administrator of FRANK J. BRUGGNER, Clerk. NATHAN. LE»-K " the Estate of Frances Vera Rooney, late of By BETTY !«/XKOS, Deputy. SAID INVESTIGATION WILL BE OPEN BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS St. Joseph County, in the State of Indiana, SeymOjUr Weisberger, TO THE PUB-JCTAND PUBLIC pARTlCI- AND SAFETY." * Deceased. Attorney fS* Plaintiff. —10: 23-30; H: 8* PATION IS REQUESTED. "ATTEST: NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs, lega­ James P. Conboy Clerk. , tees and devisees of the said Decedent, and NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE COMMISSION 10:23-30 all other persons interested h> the said: Estate, Estate No. 7223. OF INDIANA, that said Administrator has filed in this Court Estate of Stella Hess. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT its account and vouchers for the final settle- By Direction of Esffaer' fijUl. Executrix of* By JOHN F. NOONAN, Estate No. 7171 ment of said Estate, and they are hereby re­ the Estate of Stella Hess, late of St. Joseph Secretary. Estate o_"fB-liam Frederick Gau. quired to be and appear in saidYCour* on the County, in the State of Indiana, Deceased. BERNARD E. DOYLE. By Direction of Laura H. Gau, Executrix 16th day of November, 1942, when the same NOTICE is hereby given to the neirs, lega­ 18:30 ^Excise Administrator. THEMIREOR tv Robert—Why "Kid" the Voters? Here Is PROOF of the Charges that Grant Did NOT Vote for American Defense !

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Elect a WAR VETE- VOTERS RAN to a WAR CON- FATHERS and MOTHERS GRESSI-amanwho Don't be misled by Grant's last-minute show of appropriations •—neither be misled by his last-hour attempt to bolster his wants to shoot at the record. Record votes on appropriation bills are not the same record votes as he cast against defense measures. His vote on defense measures was "No" or "to IfcM*' the bills. Unless the enemy - not at the bills had passed over his "No" votes—there would be no need for an appropriation vote to finance the bill which he had Commander-in-Chief previously voted against. of your boys! LEWIS J. MURPHY LEWIS J. MURPHY for Congress Adv.