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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-07-15

dressed her up in fluffy meringue
and crunchy pecans. A few minutes
in the oven for a golden glamour.
GUS look, and oh boy! What a dish!
Baked Caramel Pudding
4 tablespoons butter; X cup
brown sugar, firmly packed; l
package prepared vanilla tapioca
pudding; 2 cups milk.
1 egg white; 2 tablespoons brown
sugar; 2 tablespoons pecan halves,
cut lengthwise.
Melt butter in saucepan. Add Y
cup brown sugar and cook until
sugar Is dissolved.
Place pudding powder in sauce
pan. Add milk and mix we'll. Cook
and stir over medium heat until
mixture comes to a boil and is
slightly thickened. Remove from
heat and add caramel syrup. Turn
into 1-quart baking dish.
Beat egg white until foamy
throughout. Add 2 tablespoons
brown sugar, tablespoon at .
time, beating after each addition
until sugar is blended. Then con
tinue beating with rotary ege
heater until mixture will stand IN
peaks. Drop by sroonfuls on pud
ding. Sprinkle pecan meats oveI
meringue. Bake in moderate over
(S75'F.) Is minutes. or unit
meringue is golden brown. Serve
warm. Makes 5 servings,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-07-15

SO. Carolina, have purchased a
home on the Edgartown Beach
road The open Door Club
in Edgartown, Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith, Mgrs., held open house
on Thursday last.
The George Dabneys, the Ralf
Colemans, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee, the
Andrew Newtons, the A. c. Tynes,
and many others are enjoying
the cool ocean breezes and I do
mean cool" in the Highlands
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Linsay
opened their cottage and en-
tertained over the weekend.
The Shearer house opened to
many guests in June Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall Of Worcester have
rented the Pollard cottage for
the season.
Mrs. Isabel Powell, Or. C. N.
Garland, Mr.. and Mrs. Amille
Holley are enjoying their sum
mer homes Miss Estelle
Fitzgerald is entertaining Mrs.
Pitts and her two sons from
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-07-15

STEPHEN A. GRIFFIN
OF Chicago can look back to a
continuous service on official
boards at Olivet Baptist
church for over so years. He
has served in that capacity
under four ministers, three
Of whom were the late Rev.
Elijah J. Fisher, the late Rev.
L. K. Williams and Rv. J. H.
Jackson. He was on the pull
pit committee at the time the
three named were called.
Marrid and the father Of two
boys and two girls, Griffin and
his wife celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary
last year by visiting relatives
in Californla.-(ANP)
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-07-15

with his pals, Eddie and Richard
Washington at Tumble nm"
The beautiful electric cross is
once more shining from the
spire Of the Tabernacle. De-
Stroyed during the last hurri-
cane, the summer and winter
residents worked diligently to
secure sufficient funds to re-
store 1t once more. The sue
cess Of the project was greatly
aided by Mrs. Carolyn Jones
last season who personally SOL
icited funds among us and was
highly commended for her eff
fort and success Richard
Washington. your GUARDIAN
newsboy says, "If you want to
know what's happening in Oak
Bluffs buy the GUARDIAN and
read High Tide"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-07-15

hospitality of the House Com
mittee under the capable direc-
ton Of chairman comrade Ed
ward Hardrick and co-ehairman
Mrs. Melnea CasS. The affair
was a grand success and netted
a goodly sum for the building
fund.
The home is being beautified
by the volunteer help of the
comrades who are busy in the
evenings and spare hours with
paint and brushes. Members
who have the spare time are
urged to lend a hand.
The next event will be Game
Night and Social on July 81,
sponsored by the Ways and
Me ans Committee, Comrade
slayton x Kennedy, chairman.
Come and bring your friends.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-07-15
CARTER POST
AUXILIARY NEWS

The william E. Carter Post
Home at 401 Massachusetts Ave.
was the scene Of a gala mite
before the 4th" celebration when
a capacity crowd of merry
makers filled every room, enjoy
ing games, music and the genial
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-07-15

NY.C. The Hodges, Gibsons and
Days, the Towards, Washing
tons and Alexanders, all have
opened their shutters +. Mrs.
Viola Mccoy, daughter-in-law of
Mrs. Belle Perry, has opened the
"Lilldella Cottage" on School st.
for accommodations Mrs.
Ethel Smith and daughter, Jean,
opened their home for guests
over the week end Guests
at Fer a Cheval" over the '4thp
were, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Roy
all and daughter, Of Phila., DR..
and Mrs. Roy Gilmer and fam
lily Of New Haven, Conn, and
Mrs. Alys Cox Trent, owner Of
the cottage Mark Chand-
Ter, Esq, is spending the summer
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-07-15

FALMOUTH HEIGHTS Guests
stopping at La Casa Linda,
who have expressed enjoying a
wonderful vacation are, Mrs.
Helen c. Cox and Mrs Wolf of
Cambridge, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paris of New York City, Officer
and Mrs. Coles and nephew of
Brooklyn, New York, Catherine
Troop of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Heating and family of ia
maica Plain, Mass.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-07-15
ON THE CAPE
OAK BLUFFS
"HiGH TIDE"

The Fortnightly Club of Bos-
con were guests of Mrs. Mabel
@andridge over the holiday
weekend and were entertained
at her cottage in the Highlands.
Those present were, Mrs. Lydia
Allston, Mrs. Isabel Brooks, Mrs.
gadie Fitzsilen, Mrs. Lula Tarby,
Mrs. Martha Kenswil, and Mrs.
Fannie Hughes. Mrs. Kenswil
remained as guest of Mrs. Estelle
Fitzgerald, Mrs. Allston with
Carolyn Jones, and Mrs. Hughes
sailed to visit in Nantucket /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard walker,
now located at Delaware Col
lege, have opened their cottage
In Fleetwood Heights. Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Taylor and family
and mother, Mrs Blair, were
guests over the week lend :.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Brown and
daughter from Cleveland, o.,
have opened their home on New
York Ave. Also here for the
summer are Mrs. Maggie Aston
and family Of N.Y.C.
Or. and Mrs. Carmichael of
Worcester are residing at the
TeixeiEa cottage on Pacific Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Smith
and niece, Miss German Thomp-
son, Of Philadelphia, have
rented the Leatherwood house
for the summer DR.. and Mrs.
Cardoza and family OF Dee Gee
are staying at the Mills cot
tage on the waterfront Or.
and Mrs. Jones Of Charleston,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-07-15

that sweet and
popular lady OF
the food world,
prepared vanilla
tapioca pudding.
First, for a touch
OF color and
melting flavor,
we added butter
brown caramel
syrup. Then we
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-07-15

Iced tea, made in a jiffy with
tap water and new Instant Tender
Leaf Tea, is enjoyed by popular
model after a strenuous day. Deli.
cious drink is made in as much
time as it takes to pour water over
the new. soluble powder and stir,
following "cold water" recipe in.
structions on label. For summer
months, lovely Lou Campbell liter.
ally. has put the past behind her,
with the tea-kettle relegated to
antique shelves and instant tea
on her dinette table. Her Jar of
tea was a gift from Standard
Brands Incorporated which is offer
ing a free, full-size jar of Instant
Tender Leaf Tea in exchange for
a box-top from any brand Of tea
or tea bags.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-07-15
Glamour Girl

I'VE a gal new party dress
III and prestol She's a new
woman. We tried this technique on
Evening star., 1950-11-03
BY the Assoeioted Press


Ell PASO, Tex, Nov. 81 Fort
Bliss authorities yesterday re-
ported that 1t. Col. James r.
Clifford of Waynesburg, Pa. took
his life Wednesday.
They said the 35-year-old Of
ficer fired a bullet into his head
after a courtmartial resulting in
his dismissal from the Army. A
spokesman refused to say what
charges were brought against Col.
Clifford.
Col. Clifford died in his bache-
lor quarters at Fort Bliss. He had
been attached to the anti-aircraft
and guided missiles center there
about a year.
Col. Clifford was 1899 graduate
of the Military Academy.
During World War II he served
with Gen. George S. Patton's Sd
Army. commanding the 473d anti
aircraft battalion.
After cessation of hostiHties,
Col. Clifford was in charge of a
detachment guarding war pris-
Evening star., 1950-11-03
Model Engineers Open
Annual Train Exhibit

Model trains and railroad equip
ment go on display ats2 pm. to-
morrow in room 457 of the west
wing of Union Station in the
annual exhibition by the Metro
politan Society of Model Engineers.
The show will be open to the
public without charge tomorrow
Sunday and November IL, IL, Is
and 19 from 2 pm. to $50 pm.
and again November 10 and II
from 1880 pm. to $50 pm, ac-
cording to Society President E. R.
Kaufman.
Judging among the 70 entries
in the show last night produced
Emil F. Jettnar of 1902 South
Abingdon street, Arlington, as
grand prize winner for his At
Ilantic-type steam locomotive.
Evening star., 1950-11-03
EUROPE Leaders Try
To Assure Harmony
|At Council Meetinq
BY the Associated Press

ROME, Nov. 3.-Leading Euro
pean statesmen met behind closed
doors here today in an effort to
pave the way for a harmonious
meeting of the foreign ministers
committee of the European Coun-
Gil.
The ministers will open their
sixth session later today.
In the morning meeting, Paul
Henri Spaak of Belgium presided
over session of the Councils
mixed commission, which serves
as co-ordinating group between
the ministers and the Consulta-
tive Assembly.
Conference officials refused to
disclose what took place, but it
was known that delegates to the
mixed commission engaged in
point point discussion of the
agenda that is to be placed before
the ministers.
The two most important items
on the agenda are the use of
German troops in European de-
fense plans If Atlantic pact lead
erS can agree on a unified military
command for Western Europe, and
proposal from the Consultative
Assembly that the ministers at
tempt to have their own decisions
carry as much weight as deci-
sions taken by various member
governments.
Thirteen countries will be rep
resented at the foreign ministers
conference-Britain, France, Italy,
Belgium, Denmark. Norway,
Sweden. Turkey. Greece, Ireland,
Iceland, Holland and Luxem-
bourg.
Mr.. Spaak was reported to have
opened the mixed commission S
session by restating his views in
favor Of strengthening the powers
Of the Consultative Assembly.
He was quoted as telling the
group that unless this were done
it would be better to admit at
once the uselessness of. pursuing
the ''chimera" of European Union.
Support for Mr.. Spaak's posi-
| ton was reported to have come
from Italian Foreign Minister
Count Carlo Sforza.
Evening star., 1950-11-03
; Win $500 Damages
From Chevy Chase VILLAGE
By the Associated Press


BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-A Fed
eral Court jury has awarded
$500 in damages to three Penn
sylvanians who were hurt in April,
1949, when their car collided with
a truck belonging to Chevy Chase
Village.
The accident occurred at the in
tersection of Viers Mill and the
ton-Kensington roads in
Montgomery County.
Earl H. Warner was awarded
$4,000 for personal injuries and
the loss of the services of his wife.
Mrs. Warner was awarded $1,000
for personal injuries and Mrs. Ida
t. E. Schildt. $500.
Evening star., 1950-11-03
Army Officer Convicted By Couf-MafiaI Kills Self

oners at the Nuremberg war trials.
Since returning to the United
States he had devoted much time
to the study of guided missiles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
CAB PREXY PRESENTS
$4,000 SCHOLARSHIP
TO EMPLOYEES KID

NEW YORK.-(CNS)-Miracles
do happen and II year-old Sara
Godeiie is firm believer in
them, For She is the daughter
OF cab driver who never
thought she'd see college. But
her fathers employer. Daniel C
Armstein. had different ideas
Three wears ago he started
awarding $4,000 scholarships TO
sons and daughters Of his cab
men in gratitude for their loyal
~ and service. He choose three
az time but Sara never dreamed
she'd be lucky one.
An honor high school student
Sara was called down to City
Hall for brief ceremony IN the
office Of Council President Vim
cen, r Impelli,erri. folmer dis.
trict attorney The two other
10 win arc Shclia Sporn. II. and
Abraham Levy. also H. All
fathers work for he Terminal
System
Asked which college she'll
choose. Sara hasn't decided set.
She's been TOO excited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
No. 45e-443
Order Of Publication
for Non Resident Defendant

~ rsSor ~ the SAID court
Ia a To- cer house n The
IS Detroit County 81
Wstne and Sta.s ~ Michigan on
no ,0t u 40 1850.
pe,cr' Homo apic Frank Fiiz-
ffeall Cci, judge
II pp, ns ftom affidavit on
We 'saf We ecfendant Minvard
C.efc not a resident Of the
Sfsf- ~ Men gar but W j. a
dent ?. The State ~ Texas.
aaa mat re c.ides at 7i5 Avenue
? n VIE Cr % Robsiown coun-
% Nscces and State ~ Texas.
on Mo'.0n OF Aiihu W.
Hrorr. attorney ~. piaintii il
IS o'deed that the acfcnaar;.
M.nsao G.aiey appear and an
SIZE, the b,ll % complain, illed
IN this cause within Three
Months flom he date Of this or
do 81 SAID bill Of complaint shall
D. taken as confessed against him
by the plaintiff
Il Is further ordered that a
'sue copy Of this order be pub
l.shed according TO law. and that
true copy Of this order be sent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
Willis M. Graves
Claude w. Haywood. AttYs.
81 Mack

State OF Michigan. The Probate
Court fO, the County of Wavnc
No. 37s.S5l
In the Matter OF the Estate az
ALVIN HOUSE. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that an
creditors of SAID deceased are re-
quired 10 present thcm claims. IN
writing and under oath. 20 saiu
Court at the Probate Office IN tho
City Of Detroit IN said County.
and 10 serve a copy lheco upon
FANNIE HOUSE. Administrators
Of said estate. IL 1917 McD0ucall.
Det4oit. Michigan. on p before
the 10Th day OF Julv. a D. 1850.
and that such CLAIMS w'll ht heard
by said court before Judge james
II. Sexton IN Couit Room ~ ST..
Wayne County Building in the
CITY Of Detroit IN >ald County. on
the 18Th DAY Of july A. D 1850
al 2.30 O'Clock In the Afternoon.
Dated Mav q 1850
james II sexton
Jadgc o. Probate
Published in Detroit Tribune
once each week for three weeks
SucccSsivelv. wlthn thirty DAYS
from the date hereof
5-l3 6-3.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13

Court nom affidavit on file that
process los the appeai ancN al the
defendant nds been duly issued.
and that after dlligent search and
inquiry from March -. 1850 up
10 and including April IL. 1850.
the same could not be served.
On Motion OF Charles b. Berry.
attorney for the plaintiff:
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED that
the defendant. Harold Coates. en-
tcg his appearance IN SAID cause
on or before three 80 months
from The date OF this Order, OF
said Bill OF Complaint will be
taken as confessed against him:
and that a true copy OF said Order
be sent 10 the laSt-known post
office address of the defendant.
said address being 567 Erskine.
DDetrolt l. Mich. by registered
mail. return receipt requested.
and delivery 10 addrcssee only
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED
that II the defendant is not per-
sonally served with copy of said
Order. Z true copy OF this Order
be published IN the Detroit Tri-
bunc. a ncN spapeI printed. pub
lished and circulating IN said
County Of WAYNE for SIX consec-
utive weeks according TO law
Frank FITZGERALD
Circuit Judge.
"a Tt4c { pN'
Edga, VI B.an.cln. Clerk
By G. II Bu. khaidt,
Deputy Clerk
40 5-l3
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
Willis M. Graves
Claude w. Haywood. AiiYs.
62 Mack


State ~ Michigan The PROBATE
Court ios the County nf Waync.
No. 37e.Os3
In the Matter OF the Estate ol
CLINTON CLARK Deceased.
Notice IS hereby given that all
creditors OF SAID deceased are ic-
qulrco To present their claims. m
writing and under oath. TO said
Count al the Probate Once IN the
City of Detroit. N sand County.
and 20 serve a copy thereof upon
FLORENCE GARRETT. Admin
lstratrlx oi said estate. al 1889
fireman. Detroit. Michigan. on oil
before the 18th day Of JULY. a d
1850, and that such claims Hlll
be heard by said court. before
Judge James n. Sexton in Court
Room No. 527. WAYNE County
Building IN the city of Detgoi, in
said County. on the 18th dav OF
July A d 1850. al 80 o'aocK n
the afternoon
Dated Nav 3 1850
James II Sexton
Judge Of Probate
Published in Detroit Tribune
once week for three week sue
cessively. within Thirty DAYS from
the date hereof
5.l3 6-3
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
No. u.s.. I6T
Order OF Publication

PAUL GROVES. Plaintiff. vs..
WlLLETTA GROVES. Defendant.
A. session OF said Court held
al the County Building at the
C.iy az Detroit. N the County Of
WAYNE and State Of Michigan on
iris An day oi April. A ID 1850.
Present Hon Frank Fitzgerald.
CHcu.t judge
I, appearing fnom Affidavit at
;a.he3 hereto and filed herewith
fNtf W.lleita Groves. defendant
raGed ~ Inc above entitled
ca-,e is not icSiden; Of the
County of Waync and State Of
Nicnrgan but that She does re-
SIDE AZ +a+5 Navpolc street. West.
d ;ac CITY OF Chicago and State
" ILLINOIS,.
OK MOTION Of Flanagan and
jp Gan. attorneys FOR the plain
;.f.
IT Is ORDERED that the above
rs~sc defendant appear and an
wer the Bill Of Compliant filed
In irls cause within three 80
months from date OF this order or
ine Saine NAY be taken as con-
ie>sed against her
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED
inst a copy % this Order be sent
20 the defendant al her last
nnown address by registered mail.
al Ike copy be published &C
cp.d.rc 20 law
Frank Fitzgerald
Cncuil Judge
4 Ts.e Copy
Edga " Branicin Clerk
Ry G. II Buykhardi
Deputy Cle.k
- I. nn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
No. 456.4Zs
Order OF Publication

a, SESSION Of said Court held
IN the Count House IN The Ci;' OF
Detroit Wavre County. M'cnsan'
tais ih osy q. March. A d..
1850.
Present Honorable John Y
Brennan Ccuii JNdge
!; appearing that the defendant
no; 4 reS.acni b. this State. but
es.ce, IN The State Of Alabama
UPON MOTION Of Simmons
Bro ant Heading. attorneys iof
1T Is ORDERED irat the de
rlan. en.s, hes appearance n
,s cause or cs rcto.e three =
r artns .ts.. ire DATE ot THIS o.
"a. az sai Bill VII be taken as
II Is FURTHER ORDERED
taa, cory q. fh.s Orcsr be sent
Hs-s'csel I-.. 80 sa;r 0e.
.eaaae; 81 Route : 3 3ol Llv-
-;c1 A. na1a .ci last known
l.es.. sra tro' cceirtc pc
ca.'s sec ceten.Ani az cast
t'tcr.t 81 eas> rfiott tnc tnle
I Use ne1 M asee ance tcat
@ raesshc@ as se-
s 3 ernan
s1,t Judge
:. b n C.ck
~.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
No. 4s72s2
Order For Appearance

AT a session OF said court held
~ the Couii house IN the WAYNE
County Building. IN the CITY Of
Detroit. County OF Wavnc and
State 81 Michigan. on MAY ,. 1850.
Present The Honorable CLYDE
I Webster Circuit Judge
II appearing bv affidavit at
iachci hereto that the SAID de-
PENDANT Harvey p Coleman. was
a resident OF this state. residing
AT 1000 Russell street. Detroit.
Wavne County Michigan. and
that process for his appearance
has been duly issued and that the
same could not be served bv rca-
son pf his absence from or CON
ccalment in this state. on By rca-
son Of his continued absence from
his place of residence
On motion of Bowman and
Polk attorneys for plaintiff.
1T Is ORDERED that the said
defendant. Harvey b. Coleman.
enter his appearance in tins cause
on or before three months from
the date Of this Order or that the
Bill of Complaint filed herein be
taken as confessed. and that tho
SAID Ordei be served and pub
lishcd as lcquifcd BY law
CLYDE Webster.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
Edgar NJ Branicin. Clerk
BY G II Burkhardt
Deputy Clerk
5-l3 e-l7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13

The trip Viii do YOU a world Or
good and you viii make eerr
new friendships and have q lqio'
fun.
Husband Too Quit
Two year ago ! married q man
and we have gotten along osav
but can't help but feel a.s.ail..
fled. He gives me his cnccs
every dime Of II and th"fe eni
anything he Wouldn't dc
But that isn't cvcrvihing ] wan,
to 60 out di"
time. He is kinda quiet
Ans ENp IS ,a CO.
dancir1 tceaapaal'v N hN
band VIII take von. lie wouldn't
caie % sun around et
leading EAST life ~ %
To have fun too a nd would vel
COME me opportunity of mol ,A
tainmcni.
Still Loves Bow Friend
! have been going with hov,
oii and on foi almost ilvt NfHs.
He treats me SO bad until we
times | wonder why SIN hive
him ! have tried to 20 oui ~th
other BOYS but Just cant Dcrp
down within me have a feclne
maybe omcdav Wei get toleih-
Oh
Time aWasting YOU haVcni
made any progress IN FIVE ',es'
and YOU might as well quit carry
ing the torch for him You can
find love and happiness too i
YOU Will put this person out Of
your mind and begin dating other
fellows.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
No. 457-s73
Order OF Publication

AZ ) session Of said Court held
al TIE Court House. n the City
q; Detroit in said County and
State ON the 3.d day 81 April A.
D 1850
Present, The Hon + enk Ftz-
gerald. Circuit Judge
On reading and fling the 2ffi-
ca1lt hereto attached from which
i; appears that the defendant.
James Butrell Parks. 4 resident
Of Inksier Michigan. and that Il
Is believed the said defendant is
corcealing himself within the
jurisdiction CT has moved beyond
the jurisdiction OF TINS Court for
tie purpose of evadng process of
This Court and that by reason
thereof tho sertlce Of process can
not be had upon him therefore.
On motion OF Edward A. : M
Moons, attorney for plaintiff
IT IS ORDERED. and this
Cont bv vltle 81 the authority
therein vested. doth hereby Or
DER that the defendant appear
In this cause within three ~
months f.om the date hereof or
his default lgill be taken and that
a COPY Of this Order toge:hcr
wifh copy Of the Affidavit upon
Which il j. founded VII be mslicd
20 the defendant at his last
known place VI address, a. 4lO2
NiadlcDei; Road Inksicr Mich.-
gan hy registered mail, return
iecc.ri dcManddced
AND 1T IS FURTHER or
DERED thaf q COPY Of ihiS O;acs
be published 10 the Detoi rii-
bune a mes paper printed and
pubisacr IN the County OF
Wavnc MICHIGAN. according 10
law
And az of which foregoing S
So ORDERED
Frank Fitzgerald
Circuit Judge
Fdgae " Bfanigin. Clerk
BY 4. r Nader Deputy Clerk
AS so
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13

Ans II a good Investment.
Go ahead and buy the place since
You ac convinced IT is what you
Want ana YOU can got il "a, the
slht price Your husband Will
be- pleased and viii agree to your
buying He has allowed YOU 10
manage the money and make
rosi 20 the decisions and he is
l,;Ns,s this matter entirely up
80 Nlu.
Fast Talking Man
Il met q man a month ago that
IS a EAST talkc he prctendS that
he thinks the world and all of
me and says hos true blue.
believe hc IS lady's man
thought saw INN pick UP girl
and take her down to lover's
lane He said | was blind. Is h,
ewing me a line Of i've
Ans You have his number
Yo0 eyes did not deceive YOU
clihc This fellow IS no, taking
yuu rs seriously rs vou THINK Sd
don build uf castles around
him II he were IN love with
YOU be would date you and seek
vou company more often.
40 Year Old Maiden
II an lntiv rcals old and ann
unhappy ! lave lived here at
home all these Neags with my
Parent. want 20 make a change
and am considering gong 10
Corpus Chl>u oi 10 my sister 5
Dc you ihlnk il wise
Ans Take q vacation and visit
Your sister few weeks Go on
Ia Corpus and look around and
sec Il YOU can find the kind Of
work IN which YOU are interested.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
Marion Anderson
Sued by Piano Tuner

Marian Anderson and hcl nus.
band were sued for $4,000 las,
week BY Harold Hathawa, aiano
tuner. who claimed he was bitten
by several of her dogs
The suit was filed in Superior
Court. Hathaway said thai on
December %. when he wa. sp.
preaching the in ternational sin.
gers Danbury home. he va, al.
tackled by several of her dogs.