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Evening star., 1950-04-23

Occasionally people insist on
locked garages so it is well to
have one or two, just in case.
Inspecting the rooms yourself
soon after the guests departure is
a good idea for often articles are
left behind and I always had a
special place to put them for
usually in a few days a request for
them to be sent is received. A
lighted sign reading mo vacan-
cies" should be left burning after
all rooms are filled. otherwise peo-
pie come ringing the door bell at
all hours which is very disturb
ing. I found that people did this
after the large tourist light was
put out and the house dark so the
mo vacancy" sign gives a night
of unbroken rest. I learned new
things each day that helped to
improve the business. Exchanging
cards with tourist homes along
the route is good idea. 1t is Q
rather conf1ning busines, but I
thoroughly enjoyed it.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
INFORMATION.
(From Mrs. r. B. S.. Garrett Park

from Mrs. r. B. S., Garrett Park
Answers to many of the ques-
tions being asked in RICH can be
found in a recent Bureau OF
Standards Publication, Care and
Repair of the House" (NBS Cir
cular 489l, which can be obtained
by sending so cents to Superin-
tendent of Documents. United
States Government Printing Of
fee. Washington Is, D. c.
This book is 209 pages long and
treats both exterior and interior
problems, using many illustrations.
For those interested only in in
terror care there is an excellent
chapter on Painting and Varnish-
ing. It describes the materials
available, tells what to use on the
different surfaces and how to ap-
ply it. It tells what to do for
moisture condensing on windows
Care of floors and floor coverings
occupies a chapter, etc. The table
of contents Is six pages long.
The answer to one specific prob
lem, that of Mrs. A. j. jr., Lam
ham, asking about the care of
asphalt tile will be found on page
72. The section on asphalt tile is
more than a page long which
would. occupy too much RICH
space to copy all of it. Briefly, it
says :t'never. use paste wax or
liquid wax that has solvent base
on asphalt tile-use water emul-
sion or self polishing wakes that
are free from oils" There are
also, some dos and .donts on the
cleaning of asphalt tile.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
You're q fwo-tins loser when

you suffer the pain.
full "hurt" Of a corn
for it robs your
feet Of happiness and
you Of smiles. That's
why you can't afford
corns :. and why I
want to remind YOU
Evening star., 1950-04-23
BUY:LLNES> %Maney Sasser
AWseky Advertising Column OF Thines Nsw and inssesune

New York, April 23rd-The ladder of health
has three steps that are vital >. good diges.
ton, calm nerves and restful sleep. And lots of
to good health after they've switched to
POSTUM! Both coffee and tea, you see, con.
tain caffein q. and while many people can
drink them without harm, others can't! For, if
you're a cqfein-suscepfible, you'll suffer nerv-
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Conducted by
BETSY cASWELL
VACATION RESORT.

From Mrs. w. H. D.. Washington
To Mrs. H. M. B., Kensington.
in regard to your letter in RICH
asking about a vacation resort:
You did not mention Maryland.
but there is a lovely place about
1853 miles from Washington in
Western Maryland where my hus-
band and I have spent several
vacations.
There are lots of cabins sur
rounding this 12-mile lake, which
has a shore line of IS miles, and
If you like fresh-water fishing,
there is plenty of bass in the lake.
1t is very high with no mosquitoes.
If you are interested in knowing
more about this place, I will be
glad to tell you about it. as my
husband and have recommended
Deep Greek Lake to lots of our
friends and they all have liked it.
Write to me through RICH.
Evening star., 1950-04-23
MAGAZINES?

(From Mrs. w. c. D., Wdshington.)
1 have a four or five year collec-
tion Of Jack and Jill" children's
magazine, which are full of ideas
and stories for any one working
with small children.
Does any one know of school
or institution that could use them :?
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Youthful fIattery is a "promise"

of the seasons s
new short hair
s tyles but
straight, stubby
lends" at the neck
line can spoil the
entire effect! And
it's GO ilnDecps,
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Pride in her home is a woman's

joy and pleasure 80.
so naturally every
"home-proud" Lady
of-th e-House is
mighty particular
about toilet bowl
cleanliness and an
Evening star., 1950-04-23
THANK YOU" NOTE;
QuuTING2

From Mrs. NJ. w.. Washington.J
Recently ! wrote thanking the
ladies for information regarding
lamp chimneys for kerosene lamps
which are so years old, but lost it,
so I am thanking again.
Now another request: will some
one please tell me the name of a
church in Northwest where quilt
ing is done?
Evening star., 1950-04-23

bathroom atmosphere. That's
why so many more women now
use freshly fragrant SAM.
FLUSH for it releases a
pleasant, delicate fragrance tChile
1t works chemically to disinfect
as 1t cleans. Just follow the di.
rections on the can and sprinkle
SANI-FLUSH in several times a
week. See how it removes the
stubbornest hard water stains, as
well as that invisible film (always
present in soft water areas!)
where germs and a cause of odors
lurk. P. S. Freshly fragrant
SANI-FLUSH costs no morel
Evening star., 1950-04-23

sary =. for with the new Midget
SPIN Curriers' in the TONI Home
Permanent Kit, you can always
have lovely. longer-lasting neck
line curls! They're a smaller
edition" of amazing Toni SPIN
Curriers' and make it possible to
wind every strand of short, wispy
hair close to your head ). max.
ing it so much faster and easier
to have neckline curls that are
as charming and natural-looking
as your other TONI curls. The g.
in-1 TONI Refill Kit including 6
Midget SPIN Curriers' is a S1.50
value d. for only $1.33.
Evening star., 1950-04-23

Why spend more for dentifrice when ARM 4
HAMMER or COW BRAND Baking Soda is so ef-
fective yet costs only few pennies box? LTD
Baking Soda cleans teeth thoroughly and safely a.
helps prevent the growth of acidforming bac. ~
terra that may tooth decay Keep soda your
bathroom shelf It's accepted dentifrce by Coun. @
ell on Dental Therapeutics American Dental ASSOC ~
Evening star., 1950-04-23
Old friends are usually "best friends"

tnat tney sedom notice change in Yet
they still comment the Improvement in hair since
I've been using KREMI Shampoo for that dry
brittle and unruly look due using drying sampoos has
simply vanshed The secret is in the in
KREML for 1t invariably helps the hair to soft silken
loveness that is "gad to obey" way you dress It'll
You'll particularly love the natural CLEAN and CLINT
KREML Shampoo from you hairs high1ights
for which thank "Fosan" special ingredient
that holds extra cleansing Qualitiesi
Evening star., 1950-04-23

Men vote oye" quickly the ladies
they like best in a cigarete The two-way
why they're naturally milder A1&SA
tasting In addition they
pleasure for they're
smart white pack with the gallant CAVALIER"
LIERS are priced higher other popular brands
Evening star., 1950-04-23

not SO with POSTUM Il. 1oo% ea6enee! But prove
yourself drink POSTUM exclusively for 80
don't sleep BETTER feel INSTANT
POSTUM fix make instantly right the cup!
Old friends usually accustomed to you
Evening star., 1950-04-23


things such as pesky moths that just waiting
- to feast on winter woolens How get rid of them
B once and for all? Simply put EXPELLO Hangers In
N\ your closets, EXPELLO Crystals in drawers . for
" this amazing moth killer has invisible "Ex-Ray"
VaporT that penetraes every fiber of your clothesi
That's why II probes into seams, pockets and other
moth larvae "hide-aways" where ordinary spraying
doesn't reach. assuring complete protection. Easy to
[PELLO means no work, worry no moths, and why I
ask at your Drug, Dept. Hardware Grocery Stnra
Evening star., 1950-11-12

fairly and in good conscience to
Judge our Faith and what it is
founded upon.
But more than truth and fair
ness are involved. For if it is true
-. as we claim it is :. that the
Catholic Church is the Church es-
tablished by Christ, it is vital to
your salvation that you investi-
gate the genuineness of this claim.
That is why we publish these mes
sages. That is why we are happy
to send you :. without cost or
obligation . :. authentic informa-
tion about the Catholic religion
on which to form your judgment.
Evening star., 1950-11-12
YES IL Condemned
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH"

And you would, too" wrote a
non-Catholio recently, If all the
things | heard about it were true.
For years, l kept hearing that
the Catholic Church was opposed
TO the Bible and tried to suppress
it. l was told that the Church had
changed Christ's teaching and
practiced pompous pagan forms
of worship. 1t was told to me that
Catholics worship statues and i'm
ages, and that the Catholic Church
dehed Gods law and changed the
Sabbath.
But now l have learned that
these stories and many Others
about the Catholic Church are not
true - and never were"
Every day, thousands of our
on-Catholic friends and neigh
bors are discovering, as this man
did that Catholic belief, wor-
ship and history are widely mis-
represented and misunderstood.
That is why we publish these
advertisements and invite you
to write for free explanatory
pamphlets. We want you to know
us as we are-not as false rumors
and ISLANDERS represent us to be.
We want you TO know .. if only
for your own information :.
what the Catholic Church actually
teaches, and what we Catholics
actually believe.
This enables you to get authen-
tic information about the Catholic
Church-to investigate in the pri-
vacy of your own home. Then i. .
even though you may not agree
with Catholic beliefs and practices
you will at least understand
them. Only then will you be able
Evening star., 1950-11-12
new ON The JOB
by Betty Hutton
SCREEN STAR

DEAR MISS HUTTON: What your ideas
the way to behave toward a newcomer "A new
girl in the office, for instance?
ANSWER: That's for me, that question! On most of
the fancer forms in etiquette, wouldn't dare advise
anyone. But feel qualified to speak about the bus-
ness of how to behave toward newcomer I've been
stranger myself.
When first came to Hollywood had contract
and anyone with new job is lucky. But being lucky
doesn't keep you from rafting around like lost marble
where everyone but you knows the geography. the
job and other people.
People cutting and setting my hair, putting pam
cake and false eyeashes showing me dance steps,
running through songs with - and then dashing on
about their business realize perfectly we'll that
being deliberately unkind they all doing their
jobs, and it probably occurred to them that
newcomer might need friendly word more than slick
coat of varnish.
Then one day. having bite of lunch in the COM
missary, alone usual, l realized that someone was
coming toward me with her hand outstretched and
big smile her face. 1t was Dorothy Lamour. and
she introducing herself to me, and asking me to
come over and join her table. She introduced me
around told something about studio gongson, told
everybody to be nice to me, and generally acted like
old-fashioned neighbor. 1t was wonderful.
So the next time there's someone in place
where everyone else is acquainted, remember what
it was like to be stranger yourself Make him feel
that he's among friends. Just telling him what the
toms of the place inviting him to join you for cup
of coffee will make him eternally grateful
Besides, it'll make you feel good
DON'T CALL the porter 'Ceorge.'' Don't chat to
your seat partner if he's reading. For courtesy
trains, read next ,oeeks ''Ererybody's Ehquette.'
Evening star., 1950-11-12

home. 1t explains Catholic teaching
on such matters as divorce mixed
marriages - gambling and drinking
why Catholics do not attend non
Catholic worship and answers many
of the false rumors you have heard
about the Catholic Church. No cost
no obligation. Write today-ask for
Pamphlet No. TW-15.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
No. iss-443
Order Of Publication
FOR Non Resident Defendant

~ .ession o. the SAID court
nea ID NE court house n the
Cfy n Detroit County q
Warre ari ~is' ~ Michigan. on
it~ .1'a eas % Az !. 1850.
Pr ut Homo aDle Frank F.iz-
Gerald Circuit Judge.
!, appcasing rom affidavit on
fle ins' TIE defendant inward
Gcle b. not resident Of the
State 81 Michigan but he is q
resident ~ The State Of Texas.
and inat 70 res de. al 7l5 Avenue
r the CITY ~ Robstown. Coun-
IS ~ N1ctcs and state Of Texas.
on Motion of Arthur ".
Khooc. attorney FOR plaintiff. Il
IS ordered that the defendant,
M.nyard Gidrey appear and an
swe. the bill OF complaint tiled
IN This cause within Three
Months from the date Of this or
der. o. said bill % complaint shall
be taken a. confessed against him
by the plaintiff
Il is further ordered that a
true copy Of this order be pub
lishcd according 10 law.'and that
true copy Of this order be sent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
No. 457-s73
Order Of Publication

~ a session Of sain Court held
81 the Court House. \ the City
~ Detroit u said County and
State on the Bird day II April. A
D 1850
Present The Hon Frank F.iz-
gerald. Circuit Judge
On reading and fling the affi-
davli hereto attached from which
Il appears that the defendant.
James BuIell Parks. IS a resident
q IEkster. Michigan. and that Il
- believed the said defendant IS
ccncea,ing himself within the
iur.d.ctlon Of has moved beyond
the jurisdiction % this Court for
the purpose n evading process of
TIL, Court and that bv reason
thereof the service ot process can
not DC had upon him therefore.
On notion Of Edward A SIM
mons attorney for plaintiff.
IT IS ORDERED. and This
Court BY virtue Of the authority
therein vested. doth hereby OR
DER that the defendant appear
ia th.s cause within three 90
months from the date hereof or
his default VIII be taken and that
a copy Or this Order. together
with a COPY 81 the Affidavit upon
which u IS founded VII be mailed
20 the defendant al his last
known place Of address. a. 4l02
Mddlebeli Road Inkster Mlchl-
gan. by registered mail. return
receipt dcmanddeed
AND 1T IS FURTHER OR
DERED that copy OF this Order
be published IN the Detroit Tri-
bunc. a newspaper priniCd and
published in the County Of
Wavne. Michigan according 10
law
And al n which foregoing is
SO ORDERED
Frank Fitzgerald
Circuit Judge
Edgar II Branigln. Gle K
By A +. Nader Deputy CLERK
4 lis $40
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
INDEPENDENCE DRIVE
SLATED MAY l5-JULY4

School administrators. ieacheu
and students VIII take active psr
in the L. S Treasusy's Indepen.
dence Drive. 1905 special SAY.
ings Bonds promotion which be.
gins MAY Is and runs through
July 4. according 10 DR. Lee N
Thursion. Siae Superintendent
OF Public Instruction
Slogan for the Drive IS SAVE
FOR YOUR INDEPENDENCE.
Buy L. s. Savings Bonds The
national quota FOR the Drive i
$50 million dollars in + Bono;
The Liberty Bell. one o.
Americas most cherished le.
lies. is the symbol for the Drive
Il has rune on MANY historic
occasions. On Nav IS Il vii
ring once more when secretary
Of the Treasury John Snyder o..
ficially opens the lndependenc.
Drive in independence Hall
Philadelphia.
This time i, VIII signal nil.
lions 10 save for their own IN.
dependence. thus securing unto
themselves and their children
the blessings OF Liberty for which
the Old Bell stands Thufsioa
said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
Champs Mother Says.

experience The place was badly
in need Of management but it
had definite possibilities
So we gave up our apartment
In New York and my husband
tom Moss and l moved to en-
clnnati All during the war J
was busy hiring banns. checkn-
finances and trying TO keep the
war workers from siairpn-
their favoritc attractions SnnoSs
was writing from italy that he
was lonesome and wanted some
OF my home cooking.
When d Dav came and Snooks
returned. / sold the Coliseum
and We bought the house Oh Lin.
coin Park Drive where my son.
my mother. my oi, ''~p'her and
their family live now.
Shared With Othe
Snooks divcd right into iighi'
Ing ana rom ana 1 returned "
New York. And th;ts the way
IFS been ever since. He's a grown
man now and likes 10 cone sn5
81 as he p'eascs Hes SO much
man he hates me 90 bung ou, 3
baby picture when he was iou.
months-lying on a pillow-ia >
cresS But he was my baby then
and 10 me he'll always be
Someday soon we want %
really be together again.akc q
should've boon from the s'ar,
Last month he asked me 70 LOOK
for home--for US. But I'm not
fooling myself He won't be IN
II bu, few months out Of =
year. He's q hampton now and
| have TO share him with 50
especially on Mothers Day. thai
mayn people. But I'm grateful
my only child is making a sue
cess Of his life. I'm proud 10
be his mother.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
Frederick Yates. Atty.
Gil Craflof

State % Michigan County, -
Wayne -ss 31t-5iJ
~ ses.c0 - fae i ,ta.s
CoIit 81 Sad CO0nfs ~ Wstne
hold af tire Probate Coos Room
in fre CIV ~ DrttoIf on TIC 21it
dsv ~ april r tff yfaf So,
thousand rire hundred ana fffy.
Prfseri patrck u o Brcn
Judge ~ Probate II irc matte.
~ ~ Estate ~ NAOMI WCR
FORD also known as NAOMI
REGISTER Deccased
on reading ana fi'inc tne pc.
tion Of Joe y. Woriofo praying
Wat administration ~ sad IS.
tate be- granted ~ himself o.
Sofne other Fuitab.e peison
y S ordered Thar use 22nt usy
= hay next BIZ zen tlolT Do ne
forenoon o. sad Court Room Le
appointed 81 heating sad 81.
tition
And 4 . further OrJere1 Trat
. copy % tins order b. ppDisnr
onrr ln each week Tor three
weeks consccutyeiy previous "a
said time ~ hearing N the De
ifOit Tribune. new paper print
ed and rirculsicd in said County
of Wsvnc
Patrick n O'Buen
Judge n Probate
"a True Coprl
Inteph r y sullivan
DepuiY Probate Register
f-29-5-i3
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20

he and ! made frequent trips TO
see each other but il was always
a'esF.ul goodbye
Each time ned say "I'll take
care ~ vou-iust lei me get a
Job. Il would tickle me 10 hear
him ssv H. I longed for the day
when could stop working and
have more time with my son.
Remarked
Il wasn't until 1899 that ]
rewafreG. SnookS was l8 then
ard had already made oite a
boxer He was beginning to EN-
name ton himself as an aniaieui
bark on professional career
Ihi. Kept him travelling 20 ncc'
bis opponents Every time hn
was anywhere near he'd come
70 .e me- II cont stand 10 see
rv bof h 'hc ring so have
never been 70 feht) He al
ws' wrote Of every fight the
self
moment he know about il him
Owned Coliseum
Then came The war Shook
had invested his earnings in a
Cincinnati dance hall called The
Colisuenl When he was indicted
ne sent for me to run the Col
iseum Imagine | had had no
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20

NV SON. W HON we call
18th That was % years $50 T
Shook was born one hot july
named him after my physician.
DR. Ezzard We moved from
Lawrenceville. Ga. 20 Atlanta
soon after ! took Snooks TO
church a, an early age and eTen
TO-DAY ne goes each sunday no
matter where he rs.
While Snooks was still a babs
my husband. Willie. and ! sep.
afsted the is now IN Cleveland
Ohio and il was difficult for a
Young mother to work and caro-
ioi child without help have
FIVE brothers and a sister and q
very devoted mother So when
| cot . Job il New York q z
plcater Ton dresses. my moihei
decided ! should lei Snooks siav
in Cincinnati with he and my
ncphews
boy So while my sister and /
the advantages Of grown.
There he'd have plsymaies and
worked 3 to 10 hourssa day IL
New York. Snooks grew up m
Cincinnati Every night when !
returned from work I'D look al
the snapshot Of him al 2is in
sailor suit and wish for him
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
Nc. l5s.is7
Order Of Publication

O4Itl o. ElL4ALallou
PAUL GROVES. Plaintiff rs.
WILLETTA GROVES. Defendant
A. a session of SAID Court held
a; the County Building a; the
City - Detroit. IN the County Of
WAYNE and State O. Michigan on
this ftn day 81 April. 4 D. 1850.
Present Hon. Frank Fitzgerald,
C.-cu,t Judge
l. appearing from Affidavit at
tached hereto and filed herewith
INA; Willeva Groves. defendant
named n the above-entitled
cause IS not 8 resident Of the
County 81 Wayne and State Of
Michigan o.; that she does re-
side al 4255 Maypoie street. West.
a. tie City OF Chicago and State
q Illinois
OK MOTION q Flanagan and
jordan attorneys for the plain
I'll.
IT'S ORDERED that the above
named defendant appear and an
sner the Bill o. Complaint filed
~ THIS cause within three f3l
months from date Of this order or
the same may be taken as con-
sessed against ncr.
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED
that 3 copy OF this Order be sen,
10 the defendant al her last
known address bv registered mail.
o. Ike copy be published ac-
ccrGirg 70 law
Frank Fitzgerald
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
Edgar " Brsnig.n. Clerk
BY G II Burkhsrot
Deputy Clerk
si5-5-2O
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20

torneys and secretarial help
$4,000: and administrative ex-
penses. including travel supplies.
communications. rent and utlll-
ties $4,000
II Lee Colby formerly q fund
raiser for the United Jewish APP
peal is serving as a consul;ani
in the current NAACP campmgn
Rufus " Smith has been sp-
pointed director Of Fund RAISING,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
No. lss.42s
Order Of Publication

Al q session Of SAID Court held
IN he Court House IN the CITY Of
Deiroi, Wavne County Michigan
this -ih day % March. A D..
1850
Present.; Honorable John Y.
Brennan. CiTcu.; Judge
Il appearing that the defendant
* no, q res dent % this State. out
resides N ire State o. Alsoars:
UPON MOTION o. simmons,
Bi5o ard Heading attorneys fos
pis.rf.ff.
II IS ORDERED that the ce-
.encsni enter her appearance in
.r.s cause on @. before three 81
months from the DATE Of TINS Or
oe- o. SAID Bill w.ll - taken ss
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED
.-sf : copv az tris Order 70 sent
ny Ree stereG Ma 20 SAID 0e-
terean, 81 Reg,e : Box 304 L.v-
81 1'r- A.ahzr4. he; issi known
acc cs> sr1 q nc, received PEI
crsl.y ov said defendant q; least
f,eeriy 90 csvs oe.o-e the tine
Itesc- Der RI. appearance t-at
f-s ov-e ~ prc SHED es 20
q I'D "a .sa
JOHN K g sennsr
c,-cr:f Jrcge
4 7 u Cory
Ec-a- - Bran.za. Clerk
rl 49, ....f 49,. l--f.x
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20

b registered mail 10 said defend
ant 81 ms last known post office
address a. least twenty days be-
fore the tine prescribed for rs
appearance
Frank Fitzgerald
Circuit Judge
4 True Copy
Edgar ~ Bssrisln. Clerk
BY A z Nader Deputy Clerk
z-iS-s-70
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
By Mrs. Alberta Charles Moss
Mother of Champion Ezzard Charles)

NEW YORK CITY-ExclusiNe tCNS) few months
ago read in national magazine that "Ezzard Charles.
heavyweight champion OF the world has known his
parents. tried not to let il bother but hurt
side. For am his mother And when read that ne-it
sort of came out and hit in the face said myself
people would think ,s gave my boy away. For only
friends and family know of the struggle and sacrifice
for my son and of the deep affection between us
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
Nc. 45s-se3
Order CT Publication

~ -es,-pr o. $40 Court ned
2, t-f County b1..1ine q me
* Df'!e' ~ ne S2ln's o.
aFI.. ar1 o'ei. 81 Hl..H.s = On
,a -''' % ! q .'isfen = !to7.
essi,' non 4te'l'ss : Ssaet'
j sppesr.ns from Attcsv:' AZ
ne'e'e sap Leo nese".'h
,rai SoEnff S-9re Baron, de-
,fs.1sri na'r.e9 n we aooNe-en. .
''te case IS noi resident o.
re -fit "a "7f1e enc STATE
gan. t-f fna, he es.des
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
Artnur w. Rhodes. Atty.
eo7 (. Adams Ave.

State ~ M.ch.esn r. the Cir
c--t Ce4, for he County Of
Watro p Chancefv
PRISCILLA CIDREY PAN
ft INWARD GIDREY De-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
Edward a. Simmons. Atty.
3O3 LAWYERS Bidc.

State q Michigan. in the Cir
cunt Court for the County or
Wayne in Chancery
ADELISE PARKS. Plaintiff
vs. JAMES BCRRELL PARKS.
Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-20
Nation Wide Campaign Launched for
s50O,0OO Legal Fund by NAACP

NEW YORk-A nationwide campaign for SooOouu
for the Legal Defense and Educational Fund Of the y A.
G. p was announced last Thursday by Roy wilkins act