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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-26
Lewis. Rewleiis. Brown. wanEe
and Bell.

and Bell.
400 ST Antoine. Detroit
STATE or MICHIGAN in ire
s Court r. ;ne COMFY o.
Nsvre r. CasnceTy.
FRANCES CASH. Plaintiff vs.
LION CASH Defendant.
Ne. l4z-l3z
Order o! Publication
a. session. - sac CoUr; held
Z, re Lo--; House n the City
90 De;f.i on ire 2Qtn DAY q
Jsr-ssy A D ,s4s
PRESENT Honorable Aoolpn
: Nsrsc6ner Ct-cni Judge.
Sa' s.s-'ary , 90. bv stt!5svs;
-7~ ~ t1ai - Cash csten-
art ne en- = Tot row residing
ne Cty 2 Detroit County o.
Ws re ana State q! M.ch.Esn BIT
es.-.nE = re Cty q. Asne-
vMe Cc-rfy e. B4ncome and
S-e's ~ NcrtH Carolina arm hs
p-st .t.ce sc-ress e Post Office
Box es
CE NOTION or LEWIS Row-
eve 5o~n. Tanzo ard Bell. At
:c -eys to- Frances Cash. PLAN
~ -erelr.
IT'S HEREBY ORDERED ,hst
ss5 defendant erter RS appeal
s1cs n sss1 cause on ~ before
,-vee rlcl,as from the date q
tAs order az re b. 81 Com
part rev - 'sser as confessed
sna That sas2 c-rer oe publisne5
cetercsni rs registered mail as
&c e7 cy .eN
Acoipa : Msrscaner, Circuit
J1cge
4 TI-e Cops
E1Fsr ~ B-snEtn Clerk
S-l COPY '~e-ect served upon
5v Nci : H.sss.
Deputy c.sr- 2-2s-4-2
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No. 4l2.4l4
Order OF Publication

AZ session ~ SAID cou.i held
Al the Court House in the CITY
II Detroit. IN said Couaiy on H.
20th dsy % January. 4 d. 1859.
Preseni The Honorable Aioiph
T Marschncr Circuit Judge.
In this cause. Il appearing. from
me affidavit hereto attached that
the defendant herein car I bc Sor-
we'd nv process issued out ~ this
court as be IS not a resident OF
state ~ Michigan. but that he
cslocS in the Cry ol Gaiiatin.
State of Tennessee
on motion ~ Scabron +. Hall.
Aitolnew FOR the plaintiff.
j is ordered That tho ccfcr-
dsnt heie.n Anderson Rckman.
cause his appearance 10 be enter
81 hegeln within three months
from the date Of tins order. az
That SAID bill ~ complaint Vii
oe taken IS confessed by the SAID
defendant. Anderson Hickman.
and that d true copy Of thls order
for appearance oe sent 20 the de-
fendsnt 70 his last known adj
atess oy egistered mail. and Il
not received that this order be
published IN any newspaper pub
ilshec and circulating IN the
County Of Wayne. according 10
law
Adolph ?. Marschner, Circuit
Judge
A True Copy
Edgar VI Branigin. Clerk
BY Victor l. Hicks. Deputy
CLERK 3-lo ABA
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Abnsr a. Taken. Atty.
avs Leslie Detroit 6

State ~ M,criRsn IN the Circuit
Court Tor the County OF Wayne
IN Chancevy.
OPHELlA G. VINCENT. Plain
uF Us THOMAS c. VINCENT,
Defaroar.
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Benjamin D. Burdiek. Attorney.
72s Dime Building

STATE or MICHIGAN, Com
- q Wayne SIS
- session 81 the P-onstc
Court iof said Courtv ~ WAY
70 -e.d 4, ire PROBATE Court
R0on- r the Ct.v n Detlo.t, n
the term dsv ~ March n ire
year ore 'aoussnd nine hundred
ana forty a,re
Present Thomas c. Ma PRIV
Judge ~ Probate
II tie Nstic- ~ ire Estate ~
Ardtew Gerosnenko deceased
Ber. arm D. Burdick Special
and Gerersl Adreia!st 80
sad e,isie having rendered 81
tr couei ms combined FIRST ana
insi account sa4o matter
j u oroc 81 That ;ne scrcN,h
cay q ApHl. next ~ icn ociook
IN me forenoon al se!c tc-.t
Room BE- appointcd tor examining
ana allowing sad account
And i Is further ordered Taat
q copy ~ this order De publish.
cd once in each week for three
weeks consequently previous 20
said time 81 bearing = the De-
trolt tribune = newspaper print
81 and circulating IN said County
a. Wavne.
Thomas c Murphy, Judge Of
Probate
"a True Copy
aln-A.lo
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WILLIS NJ. GRAVES and
cLAULE W. HAYWOOD. Af,vs
81 Mack Ave. Detroit

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne N Chsncery.
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Charles 3. Berry Ally.
1909 Srose~ay
Suite zo3

STATE or M!CHiGAS n ne
Ls nv Ire Cc--ty g.
~ -Esr. e-t
roBEET 81 WRIGHT PLAN
lI-DRED WRIGHT De
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No. ll7-es7
Order OF Publication


Al a session 81 said Court held
AZ the Court House IN the Civ
II Detroit. IN said County on the
26ih dav ~ January a D 1919
Present. The Honorable Adoiph
T Msrsohner Circuit Judge
In ihis cause Il appearing from
the affidavit hereto attached. that
the defendant. Gegerths Miller,
cannot ne served by process Isl
sued out q this court. as she =
not a resident Of the State Of
Michigan. but that she resides N
me City OF Augusta. State Of
Georgia
on motion Of Jerry L. Dixon,
attorney Tor the plaintiff.
X us oraefe d that the defendant
rerein. Gegeriha Miller. cause her
appearance 20 be entered in TINS
cause within three months from
the cate hereof. or that said bill
~ comp amt Will be taken as
confessed rs tre said defendant.
arr rat 4 tr4e COPY r this order
for appearance he sent 10 the
last known address ~ the detcr-
aaut cv registered mail ard Il
not received that TINS oroer 30
published = an newspaper pub
,isned ard CIRCULATING " the
County n Wayne. according 70
lax
Adolpn 2 Marschner, Circuit
Judge
"A True Copy
E6gsr " 2 anil.n. Clek
By 70 Msurawski. Deputy
Clerk 3-i2 As
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Lewis. Rovlsiie. Brown. Wsp,,
and Bell

STATE OF MICHIGAN N Il.
Circuit Court for the County n
WAYNE IN Chsncery.
JESSIE MAE COFlELD pls.
tlff IS DANIEL CLIFFORD
COFIELD. Defendant
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Rhodes and cuneombs. AiiYS..
6o7 2. AdAmt Ave.

- fNNNtff@
STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
Cc-t Court !or the County Of
Nsyre r Cnsrcery.
HOMER MINES Plaintiff vs.
ERNESTlNE MNNES. Deten1snt.
Nc. ltz.sol
Order OF Publication For
Men Resident Defendant
Al session % the said coGtt
red IN re co--t rouse = NE
CITY ~ Detroit. County o. WAYNE
ara State Of Michigan N the
25tr dsv Of February. ls=s
Present Honorable Robert "
Toms. Circuit Jucge
:, sppesr.ng from affoayli On
.ls mere r that after d. gent
sesrch and !nQuirv i can rot he
asceria in pns' state o.
toun,ry the defendant, Eraestlne
Myres resides.
on motion - A.thu- W Rhodes
and James Duncomoe attorneys
for plaintiff . = ordered mat
ere defendant. Erresiine MINES,
appear ara snsWeg ire said 7.. n
complaint filed In THIS cause q tn
three months from the date q.
TIM order Or said OIL q CON-
plant Will be taken as confessed
against nor oy the plaintiff
Il ls farther Ordered tnat a
ttue copy az this order De puo-
hshed accord INK 70 law anc
uae copy Of TINS oraes b. sent
bv registered mail 70 tho defen-
csrt a. her last known post ~
f.ce address ~ less, twentv DAYS
before the time prescribed for
her appearance
Robert NJ Toms Circuit judge.
Edgar VI Branigin County
Clerk.
Bv Ed Msurswski, Deputy
Clerk 3-5 "a
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Seabron r. Hall. Attorney
i73s w. Fore<t Avenue

STATE OF MICHIGAN n the
Circuit Court for the County ot
WAYNE n Chancery.
KATHERINE RICK " a y.
Plaintiff IS. ANDERSON RICK
NAN, Defendant.
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No. 44o.lsl
Order Of Publication

az me Court House in the Cliy
Of Detroit, County and State
afore said tins ! day Of March.
AID. 1919.
Present Hon Joseph A. Moy.
nihan, Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof appesrng bv
affidavit OF Willie Mae Brown.
plaintiff herein. on ille In this
cause. Ghat the sad Perry
Browns Whereabouts IS unknown
10 the plaintiff.
Upon Motion 81 Patrick & Pa.
trick. attorneys for plaintiff.
IL Is Hereby Ordered that Pcf.
~ Brown. the defendant herein.
appear and answer this Bill OK
Complaint filed m this cause.
within three months from the
date ~ tn, Order. or said Bill
Will be taken as confessed BY
said defendant.
IL Is Further Ordered that this
Order 7e published in . news
paper published and circulated
within said County. as required
by lsN ard also that q copy OF
this Oroer be sent BY registered
mail 10 SAID defendant ~ his last
known place Of residence
Joseph A. Moynihan
Circuit Judge
"A True Copy
Edgar W. BrsniEin. Clerk
BY A. Shedd Deputy Clepk.
$50
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JAMES JACKSON. Attorney.
i3os Broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN n the
c i Ce--t - Ire County Q.
~ ~ n Crs-ce.N
N ?. GORDi fONES
Pa IS hal Jones' il,
% te-1.s.
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No. lt3.lss
Order OF Pnhlicaiinn

AZ a session 81 said court held
N the County Courthouse in the
cay Of Detroit, Wayne County
Micnigan, tins Ith day Of Febru-
airy. 1912, A. d.
Presen, Honorable Arthur
Webster Circuit Judge
~ appearing 20 this Court from
Affidavit here 20 attarheI
that the above named defendant
IS not q resident % or domiciled
IN the city % Detroit WAYNE
COUNTY Michigan. and that his
last known address is 2Oi4 Me-
marry Boulevard. City Of Nash
vile. Tennessee. and as such can
not Dc served with summons issu-
ed out of this court
On motion Of Ralph W Miller
attorney for the plaintiff Bonnie
~ Llililrd, n IS ordered that the
defendant Perkins Lilliard, ap-
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Ernesi Riehards. Aitorney

STATE or MICHIGAN in re
Circuit Court in and for ne
County OF Wavne N Chance
JOHN JAMES. plaintiff. -
HAZEL JAMES. Defendant.
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Ralph w. Miller. Attorney
MA Caniff

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne IN Chanccry
BENNIE VI. LILLlARD. Plain.
IN. VS.. PLRKINS LILLARD. De.
PENDANT
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Jerry L. Dixon. Attorney
ian piana

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circui, Court for the County Of
Wayne IN Chsncery
NATHANIEL MILLER. Plan
tn. rs. GEGERTHA MILLER,
Defendant
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Patrick & Patrick. AitYL
sol Lawyers Building
Woodward 2.06e6

State Of Michigan in the Cir
cunt Court for the County OF
WAYNE N Chancery.
WILLIE MAE BROWN. PLAIN
uf Us. PERRY BROWN. Defend
ant.
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s. J. Flanagan. Any.

State o' McA4gsn r re Cir
est Coz, ~ re County q
Wsvne = C-srce
JERRY WEBSTER Plaintiff vs.
RITA WEBSTER Defendant
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Herbert L. Dudley. Ally.
Ass Russell ST.
Detroit. Mich.

STATE or MICHIGAN = re.
CfeIt Court t9r me County I
Nayre p CnanCcrN
GEORGE BISHOP. P.s- Z,
IS. LOUISE BISHOP Defer aaI
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T. 4t Att-A -t's titE = e~-+ee ~
~ 10 r Crs-cesN
v ?. GORDY 'ONES
Pa IS. hal Jones' il,
NO. I4o.ss7
Order OF Publication
A.. ess m - sac Court He.1
p, Tsf-e Go-riy Co-rt House
.-4 fv - Det.c On re .5th
-s DecscUes 4 . sS.5.
sen. Horosso.s sEz\ 3
r cs CgcL.i Jl-Ee '
surs-o5iv sppesaaF 81
!; re- etc attac1eG that the
t4r .sn; Hal Joaes j. = rot
4 ser, ~ Ire safe ~ Nlcnl-
sz t Sa essen. = C-.csEp.
enc RS present mailing
sss unkrowr
Motion - Js@es Jackson.
A,,--1ev tor pls.at.ft = IS o.
-e.s2 rat tHe stc ess1 ceter-
-s- 1sl Jones. j.. erte. his sp-
ge s,ce = Ire above emitted
SO Wt-tn ,h-ee months t-or
t-s cate he-ecf. Or Ire ssS 3 u
~ -Tp4sini .!.ec herein w..
- ,ssen as confessed against
~ IKE MOTION IT is or
-EFED ,as' i-Le copy ~ ms
C-5er oe mailed % the defendant
e" e-.sttred ma. .etGrn .ece. Ut
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LEGAL NOTICE

LOLAM CRAWFORD Plan
tits 81 WILLIAM CRAWFORD.
Dt.enssnt
Evening star., 1949-10-07
Program Of Screening
To Detect Diabetes 10
0pen Here Next Week

The District Diabetes Associa-
ton next week will open a long
range program for mass screening
Of Washington residents to dis
cover unsuspecting victims OF
diabetes.
| DR.. Maurice Protas, association
president who disclosed plans for
the widespread program, said the
first tests will be made on per-
sonnel Of several large business
organizations. which have agreed
to participate.
Plans also are under way. he
said, to extend the mass screen.
ing" to employees of large depart
ment stores and other businesses
More than so organizations. he
said, have been approached.
Simple Tests Planned.
Medical departments of the first
organizations to come into the
program will perform the screen
ling with simple 30-second tests
for the presence Of blood in urine
the first tell-tale evidence OF
diabetes Specimens that show
blood, he said, will be routed fol
blood sugar tests to corroborate
the findings.
DR.. Protas said the group also
has proposed that collection cen
ters" be set UP in drugstores
The specimens then would be COL
lected for testing at central
laboratories, under the plan.
The program is part of a Ma
tion-wide search for 1000 900 un-
detected victims Of diabetes,
which will open throughout the
country on Monday. under aus
pices Of the American Diabetes
Association.
The program was discussed last
night at . meeting Of the Lay
Society Of the District association.
Early Discovery Advocated.
DR.. Protas stressed that every
one who has sugar in his urine
need not be diabetic, but he urged
the tests be made to discover early
cases Of the disease before the
definite symptoms show up. He
said simply kits for home test
ing" are available at many stores.
Studies, he said, show that
chances are i've times as great
that diabetes will be found In
families in which there Is a dia-
bette as IN the general population.
DR.. Protas urged that residents
send results Of home tests to the
association for statistical records
being compiled. He said hospitals
also will be asked to tabulate
findings through routine tests
conducted for patients.
At the society session, doctors
stressed the Importance for dia-
betics to remain on insulin treat
ment, as prescribed by their doc
tors. The emphasis was made in
view Of the report of a bio-chemist
at a recent American Chemical
Society meeting that many more
adult patients could survive on a
regulated diet. without insulin.
DR.. Hugh 9sfilkerson, chief of the
Public Health Services diabetes
section. described a new machine
for multiple testing of blood In
urine. Discussing recent ad-
vances. he said the "best we can
do today Is discover the disease
IN people before the symptoms
really show up"
Evening star., 1949-10-07
Coconut Admission Fee
To South Sea Films

One coconut will get you In tt
see the film shows presented II
the South Seas by Trader D. c
Brown Of Raratonga in the Cool
Islands. He takes a portable f1ln
projection unit around with hin
and after a cargo of copra ha!
been taken aboard his schooner
gives a film show ashore.
The coconuts brought for ad.
mission by the natives mean thai
much more copra for the trader
Evening star., 1949-10-07
Soil Supervisors to Meet

Soil SUPERVISORS to Meet
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. Z F.-
The Executive Committee Of the
Virginia Association of Soil Con-
servation District Supervisors will
meet here Saturday to plan for
the organizations next annual
convention.
Walker Bond Of Winchester is
association president.
Octopuses change color to
match the kind Of ocean bottom
on which they rest.
Evening star., 1949-10-07
RELIGIOUS Denominations
|Iotal AZ in Rhodesio

OF ~ religious denominations
in Southern Rhodesia, according
to the latest surveys, the Church
of England had the most men,
bers-31 ,232-Bulawayo reports.
Next came Roman Catholics
with 1851; Dutch Reformed
Church, 11,732; Presbyterians
1927; Methodists. 1915. and the
Jewish faith, 3.47S. There were
8 Deists or Theists, and II Nor
mons.
Evening star., 1949-10-13

Business in Honduras is reported
the poorest for many months.
Evening star., 1949-10-13

A farm wife-poiltician will he
this country's first woman Am
bassador.
President Truman late yester-
day nominated Mrs. Eugene An
derson, Democratic National COM
mitteewoman for Minnesota, to
represent the United States in
Denmark. She succeeds Josiah
Marvel, jr., who resigned some
time ago.
Mrs. Anderson, 40, has been re-
ported for some time to be in
line for the Denmark portfolio.
At the 500-acre farm at Red
Wing. Mimi, where she and her
artist-husband. John P. Ander-
son live, Mrs. Anderson expressed
pleasure at the appointment and
described herself as an ardent
supporter" of President Humans
foreign policy.
; Mrs. Anderson is the second
woman in recent weeks to get
diplomatic assignment. Mrs. Perle
Mesta, famed Washington hostess,
previously was named Minister to
Luxembourg. At one time, Mrs.
Mesta was rumored as a possible
choice for the Denmark Ambassa-
dorship.
Mrs. Anderson also will be the
second woman this Government
has sent to Denmark. Mrs. Ruth
Bryan Owen Rohde having been
appointed there in the Roosevelt
administration as a Minister. The
only other woman named for a
similar billet was Mrs. j. Borden
Hartman of Washington, former
Minister to Norway.
Mrs. Anderson was born in
Adair. Iowa. and attended Ste
phens College. Columbia, Mo-;
Carlton, in Northf1eld. Mimi. and
the Institute of Musical Arts in
New York.
Comparatively new to politics,
Mrs. Anderson attended her first
precinct caucus only five years
Evening star., 1949-10-13
District Jury Begins
Studying Assault Case
Against Physician

A District Court jury today be-
gan celebrating the case Of DR..
Isabelle r. Villaroman. 40-year-old
physician, on trial for assault with
dangerous weapon.
DR.. Villaroman, at one time
physician to the late President
Quezon of the Philippines, was
accused of striking a gas station
attendant last May with grease
gun and fracturing his cheek bone.
The attendant, Connie Cox, 81, of
the 14O0 block of Columbia road
INV, charges the attack occurred
at the gas station at Fourth street
and Rhode Island avenue NE.
DR.. Villaroman, who lives at
Cheverly. Md, pleaded self-de-
fense, contending Mr.. Cox started
towards him. The physician tes-
titled that he was afraid Mr.. Cox
would knock him down. The ar
gument started, it was said, after
the attendant pushed a car close
to the physicians new station
wagon.
Mr.. Cox denied he had tried to
attack DR.. Villaroman. The ply
sician Is now employed by the
Veterans Administration.
Besides police and medical tes-
timony regarding the accident,
DR.. Villaroman's attorneys, Saul
G. Lichtenberg and Joseph I.
Philips. placed on the stand a
number of character witnesses
from the Philippine Embassy,
among them Emilio Abello, Phil
ippine Minister.
DR.. Villaroman is being prose-
cuted by Assistant United States
Attorney John c. Conliff, jr. Judge
Edward A. Tamm is presiding at
the trial.
Evening star., 1949-10-13

manding officer of the Sd Cavalry,
and 1t. Col. B. L. Branson made
several sweeps over the area in
one of the planes.
BY midmorning. Chief Orme
said the smile section had been
well covered" but that a second
sweep would be made. He said he
saw little motive" for kidnapping
and that although the -f1end
theory has not been discarded
he doubted that possible solution
to the case.
Mr.. Mason, As. and his wife
Marabel, 46, have six other chill
dren-three boys and three girls
He operates his contracting busi-
ness from his home, but much Of
his work is in Washington.
They formerly lived in the 800
block of Tuckerman' street NV.
and neighbors there said that or
several occasions. Otis had wan.
dered away from home to be
missing several hours.
A year ago, the youngest Masor
boy, Roger, now 4, was rescued
from a fish pool near their home
by Mrs. Mason. She revived him
by artificial respiration.
Evening star., 1949-10-13

|ago, when she became interested
in the League of Women Voters.
Since then she has taken an
active part in Democratic-F Farmer
Labor Party circles in Minnesota
She took her first jump into poll
tics after smouldering over the
isolationist stand of the repre-
sentative in her district.
After the precinct caucus she
went to county and State conven-
tions and became Democratic Ma
tional committeewoman in 1948.
She was a delegate-at-large from
Minnesota to the Democratic Ma
tional Convention last year.
She spearheaded the movement
to GUST Communists from the DFL
Party in Minnesota and helped to
Evening star., 1949-10-13
Bill Signed by Truman
Raising Military Pay
Retroactive|y 10 Oct. |
by the Associated Press

President Truman's signature on
. $500. .000, ,000-a-year military pay
bill assured the Nations top mill
' tary leaders today of their first
general pay increase since 1908.
Mr.. Truman signed the bill into
law late yesterday. Effective Octo-
ber /. it provides salary raises for
Just about every member of the
Army. Navy. Air Force, Coast
Guard and other uniformed serv-
ices.
Pay for the very lowest ranks,
which has risen since 1889 from
$21 month to $75, remains un-
changed, but buck privates with
five months service get a IS raise.
The generals and admirals fare
best under the new scales, with
raises running as high as $500 a
il, month for top officers with 80
years service.
The new law provides higher
compensation in many cases
where men were retired for dis
ability, and calls for gradually
doing away with family allow
anceS for enlisted men.
Family allowances end not later
than July l. 1852, for enlisted
personnel who have wives and
children and who enlisted or re-
enlisted after July l, 1916.
Any enlisted man whose total
compensation will be reduced as
a result of loss Of family allow
ances will be allowed to resign
upon request.
President Truman signed the
bill late in the day. well in ad-
vance of the midnight deadline
for his approval.
After the President signed the
measure, the Defense Department
announced that it would be put
into effect promptly. The first
monthly pay check under the rev
law will be handed to service
people on October 81.
Evening star., 1949-10-13
LOST,

BILLFOLD, maroon, S34 cash; on leaving
taxi, Thurs. about am. at Conn. and M
st Reward. DELLA r. HUNT, day, EX.
AI60, Ext. 2407; night, NO. 643O.
CAT, mixed tan, brown and white, female;
strayed from 1910 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring.
Reward SH 6214. Ia
COCKER SPANIEL, black, IL years old
lost in vic. OF Grsenbelt; Answers to
Evening star., 1949-10-13
Missing Boy
CONTINUED From First Page.)

saw a small boy walking in the
weds at the side of the road. He
said the description - brown
shorts and red-striped T-shirt-
Tailed with those reported later
by newspapers.
Seventy-five soldiers fro mFort
Meade moved into the area and
were combing 1t this afternono
Back in the Colesville sector near
the child's home, at least 40o
more men-soldiers, civilians, fire.
men, State police, Marines and
Air Force personnel continued the
search.
Scene of the Laurel search
spread out from the asphalt road
leading west of the Baltimore
Washington highway. known as
the Fort Meade cutoff. It was
along this cutoff that the cab
driver said he saw the boy.
Depressed Grass Found.
At one point on the side of the
road, a 2-foot area Of depressed
grass was found. Military police
and other authorities were over
looking nothing. They found a
short length of rope with sheep
shank knot in it; a Chrysler hub
cap and a white sidewall rim.
The blond. blue-eyed boy has
been missing from his home on
Motley road, off Colesville pike,
since Tuesday afternoon. He was
last seen half a mile away, on
Orchard way, playing with four
dogs.
One dog, a puppy, was found
alive in an unusued septic tank
about $50 pm. Tuesday and the
other dogs returned home within
the next 2 hours.
The Bethesda Chevy Chase and
Evening star., 1949-10-13
Senate Aides Put Out
Fire on Gallery Floor

A small fire in some trash or
the gallery floor of the Senate wa:
extinguished quickly yesterday
afternoon by three young Senate
employees.
Believed to have started from
a cigarette among some papers
on the floor where reconstruction
work is under way, the blaze was
put out before it made any head
way. Henry Paris, Robert Wood
and Jay Mcdonnell, Senate aides
used a fire extinguisher which was
handy.