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Evening star., 1949-02-06
Air Force Puts Bed in Planes
To Reduce Strain on Pilots

The Air Force has developed a
f'bed" for pilots to use to lessen
fatigue on long flights and reduce
biackout hazards
Increasing a pilots resistance to
blackout in modern high-speed, jet
propelled aircraft is of great i'm
portance to the Air Force" an
announcement last night said. THE
prone position requires less space
for the cockpit and permits the
development of aircraft with Slim
mer silhouettes, thus permitting
high speeds by reducing fuselage
drag"
Tested in Flying Fortress.
The bed" has not yet been made
standard part Of any aircraft, but
has been installed in the nose of
a Bit Flying Fortress for test pur-
poses. 1t soon will be tested in the
forward part of a jet-propelled F-80
Shooting Star. Both planes permit
the use of conventionally seated
pilots who can take over in EN-
ergencies.
During tests in the bed. pilots
have withstood gravity pull up to
II times the force of their normal
weight while the conventionally
seated pilot could tolerate only
about As, the Air Force said.
Pilots experienced no discomfort
from lying on the bed for as long
as eight hours continuously and re-
ports indicated that in all cases
they experienced less fatigue than
from sitting in the normal flying
position for a similar period, it
added
The bed consists of a length of
Evening star., 1949-02-06
D. {. Doctor Running Third
In Masters Bridge Tourney

DR.. Alfred j. Steinbers of 4214
Sixteenth street NV. a pediatri-
clan, last night held third place in
the initial sessions of the world
masters individual contract bridge
championship in New York, accord
ing to the Associated Press. DR..
Steinberg's score was 25012.
The 18th annual tournament is
being played at the Park Sheraton
Hotel under sponsorship of the
American Contract Bridge League.
Leading after the second session
in the tournament was Stanley o.
Fenkel of Philadelphia, with score
of 260. Next in line was Myron
Field of New York, with score Of
258.
Other high scorers we're John J.
Parish of Centralia, ILL.,, scoring
2441a; J. G. Ripstra of Wichita,
Kans., 2401a, and Ludwig j. Kabak-
iian of PHILADELPHIA, 231Iz.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
AVG PIons to Present
Play Again Tonight

The American Veterans Commit
tee will present the second perform
ance Of Tennessee Williams play,
The Glass Menagerie," at Cafritz
Auditorium, Sixteenth and @ streets
NV. tonight at $50. The play is
produced by the Washington Work
shop under the direction of Mary
Averett Seelye.
Music was specially written for the
Washington production by Vivian
Werner. The cast includes Mary
Goldwater as Amanda, Peter jerks
as Tom, her son. and Nan Frutkin
as Laura, her daughter.
Evening star., 1949-02-06

nylon netting supported over spe-
cially curved sides to conform as
closely as possible to the body con-
tours of the pilot. The pilots head
is supported by an adjustable pad
ded jaw rest.
Special Controls Designed.
Special airplane controls have
been designed for the prone posi-
ton. Two movable pans with ad-
Unstable hand rings act as the
levers for steering the plane. Feet
are braced against pedals which
can serve as rudder or brake con-
trolls.
"Since the main complaint Of
pilots, during the eight-hour static
tests was that they were bored,
Medical Laboratory officials
are Of the opinion that the prone
position bed can be tolerated for
much longer periods during actual
flight conditions" the Air Force
added.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Colby College Reception Sci

A reception in honor of DR.. Julius
seelye Bixler, president Of Colby
College, Waterville, Me, and to in
augurate the colleges development
fund drive for construction of addi-
tional buildings, will be held at
$50 pm. tomorrow at the Army and
Navy Club. Farragut Square NV
The reception is sponsored by
alumni and college friends, includ-
ing Senator Margaret Chase Smith
and Representative Charles Nelson
both of Maine, and Rear Admiral
Don s. Knowlton.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Caruso's S Widow Moves
To ToWson 10 Write Book
by the Associated Press

TOWSON, Nd, Feb. 5.-Mrs. En-
rico Caruso has moved to this Balti-
more suburb to write another book
about her late husband, the re-
nowned tenor.
Mrs. Caruso will say only that the
book will be companion piece" to
a biography she wrote about her
husband three years ago.
The Carusos eloped in New York
in August, 1918. Caruso died three
years later and Is buried in Naples.
Mrs. Caruso considers her home
to be at Giverny, near Paris. But
she will keep an apartment here the
year round to work on the book and
be with her daughter, Mrs. William
Hamilton Porter.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Lawyers
Continued From First Page.)

in getting the Corporation Coun-
sells Office to drop a subsidiary
charge of leaving after colliding and
pleaded Alfriend guilty to the drunk
charge.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Richard Barton said his office agreed
to withdraw the colliding charge on
grounds that the latter offense
stemmed from the drunken driving
Judge Scott said he decided to
inquire into the manner in which
counsel had been retained when
he learned of the money that AL
friend had given the lawyers.
ut was the kind of case I
wouldn't have hesitated referring to
the probation Office with or without
the urgings of counsel" he declared
The Judge noted that Alfriend had
only a minor traffic record.
Mr.. David tried at several points
during the hearing to give his ver-
sion of the transaction, but the
Judge denied his request. When
Mr.. David was able to explain that
Evening star., 1949-02-06

tive" that Mr.. Weed entered the
case at the defendants specific re-
quest. probably" made through q
bailiff.
Alfriend, who said he is q stu
dent at Virginia Polytechnical In
stitute, admitted he had been drink
ing when car he was driving struck
another driven by 1t. David Mo-
Cutcheon of No. l Precinct at Tenth
and @ streets NV. Friday night.
Evening star., 1949-02-06
Collection Box Shaped
Like Heart Is Stolen

A thief without a heart yesterday
took one from the counter of the
Highs Ice Cream store at 1925
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
It was collection box shaped
like a heart, put there by the Wash
ington Heart Society, which Is now
conducting a Embarrassing drive.
The box was nearly filled with
change, police said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-15
Central Suffrage trustees
Indorse Home Rule Bill

The Board of Trustees OF the
j Central Suffrage Conference have
. Endorsed the Kefauver home rule
bill in principle. reserving foi
member groups the right to criti-
cize certain provisions OF the
measure.
The motion on the bill. which
| is awaiting action on the Senate
floor. came after Trustee Kenneth
p. Armstrong suggested that spe-
icific stand be taken rather than
reiteration of the conferences Oft
repeated Endorsement of the gen.
eral principle of home rule.
The trustees congratulated the
Senate District Committee. headed
by Senator Kefauver. Democrat, of
Tennessee for the favorable action
on the bill and urged early and
favorable action thereon by the
Eighty first Congress.
! The group met in the Carnegie
Endowment Building 100 jackson
place NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-15
Gaming Charges Dropped
AGAINST Cafe Owner

The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board today dismissed charges
made against Samuel j. Ally.
proprietor of restaurant at S04
X street NV, that he permitted
gamblers to use his place as a
base of operations.
At a hearing earlier this week,
charges were made by vice squad
officers that they had made bets
In the restaurant and. as result,
had arrested one woman and two
men, whom they charged with
writing numbers bets there. At
the hearing 1t was brought out the
arrests were made so quickly and
with so little commotion that none
OF the employees knew a raid was
in progress.
The board has under considera-
ton two protests against the issu-
ance of liquor licenses. One was
made by Homer D. Millard. who
conducts the Willard School at
1914-18 N street NV. He pro-
tested the transfer of license to
sell package liquors for consump-
ton off the premises TO Samuel
and Martha Wohl. The Wohls
are attempting to have their
license transferred from 801
Fourth street S.W. to 1858 Twen-
tieth street, a few doors from the
school. The board granted a con-
tinuance of the hearing until
April n.
The other case under considera-
ton Is the application for a new
Beer and wine license to Albert
and Jean Lyons. who conduct a
grocery store at 1400 c street Sc.
The granting of the license was
opposed by Philip Kerner, who
conducts store at 1885 C street
Sc. and who has beer and wine
license.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-15
Senote Unit Delays Study
OF Electoral System
by the Assoeioied Press

A Senate Judiciary subcommit-
tee yesterday agreed to delay
action until May 16 on a proposed
change In the method of electing
the President and Vice President.
The delay was suggested by Ed
ward Simmons, special writer for
the New Bedford (Mass.) Stand
ard Times. He asked more time
to muster opposition to the pro-
posed constitutional amendment.
Under it, the electoral college
would be abolished but each State
would retain the number of cleo
toral votes 1t has now. The States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-15
District Court Starts
Reduced Spring Schedule

District Court today started its
reduced spring schedule.
Until April 30, only one Judge
is to be on duty each weekday to
take care Of emergency matters
The regular court schedule will
be resumed on May 2. The court
Offices will remain open as usual
the rest of this month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-15

however. would split their eiector-
al votes In proportion to the popu-
lar vote each candidate receives
AS it is now. a candidate getting
the States largest popular vote
receives the whole electoral vote.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06
LEGAL NOTICES
Frederick Yates. Atty.
sll Gratiof Avenue

STATE o. Michigan. County o.
Tsvre ss-5e3-2i4 Az q session
Il. re Probate Court &C.. sslc
Co--.y @ Wayne. reic a. the
PROBATE Court room n TIE City
Ii. Ce.rc.,. er the Thirteenth csy
O.. J~.v = iIe year one tho-s-
arc n.rs --ncfed and toriy-r.ne.
P.essl: Patrick II O Brien.
--@se q Probate
II ire Mater o. ire Estate Of
Harry Kre-.r. also known as
Hay Kss-nsn and Harry kss-
a.-r deceased.
on reading ard ti-ng me pc
t.t-c- CO Frederick Yates pub
l.c administrator. praying that
sc.r .r.s1rstion o. salc estate be
granted 70 himself or some other
suitable person:
I, ordered. That the Nine
teer.n day o. Septer Der next. a.
ten CLOCK 2 the forenoon a. SAID
Court Room % appointed for
hearing Ss.c petition.
.Ar.c j; s further Ordered. that
a copy Q; this orde- be publish
&c once y escn week FOR three
weeks ccnsec1t:ve.y previous 70
SAD TINE q hearing II the De-
iro.. Tr-D-re Z Newspaper pint
~ a1l c coating 10 ss4c County
q. Wayne
Ps,.cs X OBsen, J-ogs C.
PROBATE.
"A True Cops,
tcsfpn ?. O'Suii.vsr D<poty
Probate Reg.ste 1856
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06
YHE
BLOTTER

Henry W. Douglas. sl4as Wex-
ser street ~ss arrested and
charged With being IN possession
q policy slips by SCI Coebei
and Office Cassidy
{. : Breeze. - Mechanic.
Mas arrested by SGT hatfield on
charge 81 reckless driving On
warrant
Charles Cr6ercunk. 40 Frank
street. Was arrested on . charge
Of beng drunk and disorceriy
OF Officer Wh;ilock
Ralph 7 EsrtErave& . ;
Paddock street. was locked "
by SGT Colsndo on . charge q
beng drunk and cisorderly.
sidne, yre,hauer. els W. Hu-
ron street. and Leonard }. Md
csugh 304 Wentworth stree
we're arrested for being disor-
ceTly and fighting cy Officers
DePsw ans Stone.
Henry c. krksey. 81 Iowa
street. was locked up and charged
with beng drunk and disorderly
IS Officers Ashley. Blsshtield
ard LsPunsis
William 3 Alexander. 100
jackson street. was locked 10
and charged with being drunk
and diso.derly BY Officers Ash
ley Bisshf.eid and LaPonsia-
Martin later. 746 z Columbia
ard Donald Knapp. l04s Gsld-
wan vas locked up ard charged
y'lth being drunk and disoroerly
by Officers Kentros and jenkins.
Charles =. Shutter. Hotel
Roosevelt. vas taken from Gen
Hospital 70 the county Jail 10
register o. Officers Comes and
Sesbi;t for being drunk and dis
orderly.
James Alex Brown. Isl Frank
LII Road was arrested and
charged with being drunk and
d.sorderly on z Lawrence and
Pe~ry streets by Officers Keeling
ard Tnit.ock.
Pesrle ~. Bowen. 20 s. Pa1-
cock street. was arrested oy o.
f.cers Hoffman and Carr CHARGE
ATTN beng drunk and disorderls
Richard Sxibowski. 40 How
ard street. was arrested by o.
tlcers Hoffman and Carr charged
with beng drunk and disorderly
Nelson ~. Duncan. 10 Tscone
Court. was arrested and charged
with being drunk and dlsorderly
o. SGT. Colsn6o and Hanger.
Dorothy Cunningham. 523 y
Saginaw street was locked I'd
and charged with being drunk
and disorderly by Officers Jen-
kins and Kentros.
william l. Smoot 10 Hib-
bard Court. was arrested arS
neld on investigation Of larceny
BY Sgt Goeoel and Officer No
bic
r. c. Pierce. 355 6. Sanford.
was arrested BY Officers Hoff-
man and Carr on investigation
70 felony assault.
a. u Wight. ia Oakland
ave. was arrested on warrsn:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06
Alonzo D. peififord. Atty.
500 L.awxar's Bldq.

State Of Michigan in the Circuit
Court for the County of Wayne
in Chancery
Elizabeth Watson. plaintiff VS..
Andrew Watson. defendant.
No. l4s-lee
Order Of Publication
At a session Of said Court. held
at the Court House. in the Wayne
County building. in the City Of
Detroit. County OF Wayne and
State of Michigan, on the 9TH day
of July. l949.
Present: The Honorable Frank
B. Ferguson. Circuit Judge
II appearing by affidavit attach
ed hereto that the said defendant
Andrew Watson. Is not a resident
Of the State of Michigan, and
that his last known address was
395 Macon street. Brooklyn, New
York.
On Motion Of Alonzo d Petit
ford. attorney for plaintiff.
II Is Ordered that the said de-
PENDANT, Andrew Watson. enter
his appearance in this cause on
or before three months from the
date OF this order or that the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06
FACTS OF OUR TOWN

T. yo-- bore. ~ish 70 i&ll
rcl About tie little cricket !
g.. o.; the w.n1ow Saturday
-.xht . keep frcr kll1nf nin
In ;nz ho-se Is il true L vc1
kili ree-r ;hey Nj c-f - Nc-1T
clc.rsss
~ J1l,-s HoGs,cn stertstaer
e M villa Stevens @. Ief-
.s-s.r avenue and Ms Eerien
C--sEks e Alcier sent tct week
er- xlt- M Stevens s-c fam
+. w.o : Mrs. John Stevens
Ms Mare Cnsrr.zn. scn sn1
"a. r-.er q "a NJ arc Ms.
y = Coleman. are visiting A1s
C-s--srs r-otrer arc SISTER
IN ~ " s,c Mr. EcEsE Buns
~ Ns-lsc-. Eno ike - ne
s--e G. Ms Nay Jones
t.rs Bessie B---cr spe-- Ire
,vesk-enc v.2-lnx neE .renos
M-s Gaze Arsss Ms E.zzcet-
H---.-.erzr. s-1 a. she cc1l1 -c<-
srlF eel s-c-7o . see On Ae,
sa1s- ga
Nix E11s Nlkcr q Sec-rs
s4sras .s+-sr<3 -e-s Ss;-.css
z-.e- y.z;-nS rs- sister Ma
hal s-- Tar ~ II Cs1--r Or,
80 re r.=cs ~ Xt-1-e x
z4--es s-1 .s-..y o P.t-sc4-z1.
"a M-s w--scz ass 1s- re
rsxse t+ s.s.t.-f AKA re-
te-s.r. .,sss.s Ec..h Abb
arc E-1spssr Hans rctn q.
P..rs-- E1 W..kcr CO re.
"a S-erc.rE r-sr s1e -s- :
x-cc eve. r. Chester y 70
cr -ef gas rsrx = Csrfor NJ
~ AS gr-s week
VS. Es.t.e Spcfts 3. C.11---
rat IS vis.slnE -eT E---c.o-
q ED H-s Es;el-s WlL-z-rs O..
-.rE sssce.s :,
= -ssrsv -7--.rE s-- - 4s-s.
: s-e@ so- f.,~e Peas
-etgs y sn- E.- tad
set s-c YAK ---s
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: : C-sv q. Es~
ttss, rs1 p4--1csT - ri.
r. s1s Is seyenfy-cre wears
S s.- -s- s-h'.-rn - s-
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3 ec--- r-r r. VILLAS 5es-ty
1es-sT evening NJ
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06

Mrs Clark and Elzsbeth are
from the san1e town
Ms Bernice Brown OF WASH
inEton. .. C . visiting neE
u,other. Nine. v. 3. Hsrrk Of
Hxrrie; street Miss Brown . .
sfenoxrspher IN me government
service II Washington She . also
visiting IN Detroit
NJ and Mrs. Reginald PouKs
are the proud parents Q. : osbS
b.oy corn last SATURDAY TIE
hsbys paternal great Erzndosr-
erts. Nr and Ms Hall 1--we On
Monroe. Mrs. Canary Williams
s ire mother Ct Reginald
Nr snc Ms Harold wnEni
ard daughter Joyce attended the
henderson and Marshall family
reunio. :; Nj Vernon Ont
-rsrty-f.ye relatives spen, the
weekend T1ev we're present
SON Toronto. Cnstsr. North
B4x,or. Windsor ard Detroit
TIE group enlcyec . Baseball
game. swimming sn- cancing
Nrs Lucille Ar.rexs src chl-
Ger attended .he family re-
.-ior q her rrsndcsrsnis Mrs
SelLs FambTo srd family -
Cr.csgo.
Resaers 7 Ike 70 keep YOU
.rsorre5 q ire improvements
II ou. CITY II one week Ms
Names ADAMS has made q great
.rnrrcrererf On ne- back ward
S,e nzs erected . .e-ce mat 3 q
srs.es ne- vsr1 from the alley
--e grass = pretty snc green
s-1 ne scene gives vo1 an W
III
Anctrer rEcferent are oar
cts streets NicrlEar ana Hsr-
rs src Harms src ! believe Fos-
rest. ore tr-rg krcw YOU ccnt
ave = crck arc dive az these
.-se-sect.ors snc J AZ sure !.
r. axes fo- safety.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06

Of residence Of said defendant
was 3l33 East Lsrned street. De-
On Motion Of Frederick Yates,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
fendant. Cstaldo Curro. enter his
appearance in said cause on or
before three 90 months from the
date Of this Order or the Bill OF
Complaint may be taken as con-
/, Is Ordered that the said de-
troit. County Of Wayne and State
OF Michigan.
fessed and that the said order
be published and q copy thereof
served upon defendant by regis
tered mail as required by law.
Chester p. OHzra
Circuit Judge
"A True Copy
Edgar NJ Branigin, Clerk
BY I'd Murawski. Deputy
Clerk 6-z5-7-30.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06
PRINCE HALL o. E. S. COLUMN

- IL
GUIDING s-Ap 10 Ii-STkTED MEETINGS ii Wsdns.esY.
DEcHEE Wednesday Worthy h.iron-,ss' , rsn
~ Whs II 5l4cz Worthy Psiro i1i .sls'
Esrssl. lz7l ~ Grand Blvd SeereiarY-hrs Sraes os'
ger ssss Street II. 4ssi ---.,-. -. -
gATHsEEgA CHAPTER NO. s-STATED MEETINGS isi TT
gisnes. Srsves scs7 74h Street TY. s-sss Worthy Pa
fror-Ns James sszz 3cth Street. SecrefarT-e'fA
Carr. 2. Riley. +ss3 Parker PL z7e- =, x.4,....x
cor DIN LELF I4-STATED MEETINGS. Isl "sdnescsY
rEcnEE WORK WsdresdsY Worthy Nefron-n1rs h1sf
,ers. ceinS ls43 NeDo1ssL TW $3.50; Worthy r.rea-
Nj s. 7<zs Maine TW lSs7s seesisrY-f1'' no's
PRISCILLA cfihpTER no. zl--sTATLD MEETINGS iI rr
dap DEGREE WORK ard Fris.y VERIFY MslisnNs. L,s
voi1 HoisY lcz7s Csr5on TO ss4zz sseresrY Srt eY
YsnesY. 5is7 Russell. TE 3st< -.
LONE sTkR CHAPTER no zs-sTATED MEETINGS. lti Insn
SsT DEcREE WORK Thur.dsy. Worthy Nstron-hfs
wiis Lusfin 7os3o Nchsdsls. IL z3s7z Worthy pstron
Mr. soras z3st Majestic; Secretary Mira Opal Glenn
sr AcrEs cHAprER NO. a. STATED MEETINGS. And
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK an wednesday worIny ssen.
NJ Leland Daniels soee lard Street TY 747es: WnhY
PutTsn Mr. Jerry Fleming e5sz Boxwood Ir sosIs Sew
srv Mrs Beatrice Fleming sssz Bexwood TX eos1a
"A p0TNE CHAPTER NO. ~. STATED MEETINGS. End Thso
a. DEGREE WORK Alb Thursday. Worthy Asnon Ma
AvaxU Hendsh French Road HI 1915 worthy Patron
NJ John C. Robinson. leo Maple CHI osssi ssersr MIS-
Trpp cApTER no 90 STATED MEETINGS. Thurs
asv DECREE WORK Thursday Worthy hsfron MA
smith sos Oakland Tn ISOt, wcL,nI r ,asoe M
poaiciAr cHAPTEn a. STATED METrEcs and ThY y.
vsris rssns li7 Tn iosos Worthy Patron Mr.
Henry Calvert Dryden; sserssrY Mrs Hsnrsns fuis
pxsoshH CHAPTER NO a. STATED MEETINGS And Monday
DECREE WORK 9Th Monday Worthy h,nons ~ 49,
Doyle tsso Bangor. TY 7s77z Worthy Patron Ms wsis
Yiowsrs 7s3s W. Forest TX. 1854 70
TYRE cHApTER STATED MEETINGS. lsf Monday: DE
SsIE y TonE S 4 :ss wsy P.on Mr. w.ss
FIsds 3zsl Canton. 1880 Secretary Mrs. forsncs
Fields 57si Canton. WA. $3.50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06
Lewis. Rowlefte. Brown. Wsnzo
And Bell. Affys.

State OF Michigan, County Of
Wayne. Ss-37l -084 AT a session
Of the Probate Court for said
County OF Wayne. held at the
Probate Court room in the City
of Detroit. on the Twentieth day
OF July, in the year one thousand
nine hundred and forty nine.
Present Joseph A. Murphy.
Judge Of Probate. In the Matter
OF the Estate OF Susie Erwin, de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petit
ton Of Susie Z. Guy praying that
administration OF said estate be
granted 10 herself or some other
suitable person
II IS ordered That. the Twenty
second day Of August, next az ten.
o'clock in the forenoon at said
Court Room be appointed for
hearing said petition.
And II is further Ordered. that
copy Of this order be published
once IN each week for three weeks
consecutively previous 10 said
time Of hearing. in the Detroit
Tribune, a newspaper printed and
circulating in said County Of
Wayne.
Joseph A Murphy, Judgs OF
Probate.
"a True Copy
Thomas ?. Mcmillan. Deputy
Probate Register 7-sO-s-l3
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06
Lewis. Rowisffs. Brown Wsnzo
and Bell
lTfn 81 Anfoina

Lewis. Howisffs. Brown Wsnzo
and Bell
100 ST. Antoine
State Of Michigan In the Circuit
Cour; for the County Of Wayne
n Chancery-
Silas Tlllls Msxey. plaintiff VS..
James Eta Maxey. defendant
No. <<s-oes
Order Of Publication
Al a session Of said Court held
a. the Court House IN the City
q Detroit on the 9Th day Of June
AR. 1879
Present Honorable John v.
Brennan. Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
showing that II cannot be ascer-
tanned N what state or country
TIE defendant now resides. ana
re- present where sbouts are IN
kncwn that the last known place
az residence OF said defendant
aas Film stree; IN tnc City Of
Monroe. County OF Ouach.;a and
State o. LOUISIANA
On Motion Of Lewis. Rowsette.
Brown Wsnzo and Bel. stior-
news for Silss Tillis Maxey. plain
IA herein.
Il Is Ordered that said defend
ant James Eta Maxey. enter her
appearance n said cause on or
tes-~e three IA months from date
OF this order o. the Bill Of Com
plant may oe taken as confessed
anc that SAD order be published
and q copy thereof served upon
defendant py register mail as re-
CURED by lsV
John V Bremen, Circuit
Judge.
a True Copy
81 Victor l. Hicks.
Edgar u. Brsnigin, Clerk
Deputy CLERK I-l6-6-20
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-08-06
Willis NJ. Graves and
Claude W. Haywood. Ai;Ys.
81 Mack Ave.

State o. Michigan. County o.
Wsyne, So 3s3-i39 Al a session
q. me Psosie Court for sad
County u Wsyne. neld a. the
Probate Court oom n the Cliy
- Defrc' On the Ninth Gay o.
j-ly "a TIE year one thousand
n.re hundred ana forty-nlne.
Present Patrick II OBuen
j1-g &c q Probate
ir me Matter % the Estate Of
Jornn.e Brunsor. also known az
Johnnie Brunson. j.. deceased
Beanie L. Brunson. sdmlnlsirs-
Tux II SAID estate. having render
ec % this Court her first am
Final account in SAID matter and
fled herewith ne. petition pray
ing that the residue OF said estate
% assigned 10 the person OF per-
SONS entitled thereto
Il is ordered. that the Twenty
t!.th day Of August. next al ten
Z clock IN the forenoon before
Judge James II. Sexton ~ SAID
Court room be appointed FOR ex-
aiming and allowing said &C
count and hearing SAID petition
Ard IL is further ordered that
q topy q This order De published
once N each week for three week
ccrsecl;veiy previous ~ SAID
iiTae ~ hearing. IN the Detroit
Tribune. newspaper printed and
Circulating IN said County Of
Wayne
Pstaek X OBflen, Judge Of
PROBATE.
a Tf.e Copy
Josepn z OSgllivsn Deputy
Probate Register 1856