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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-17
No. 46lo4l
Order of Publication

At session Oi SAID Couri ncld
~ ins County Building Ut the
CITY y Deiioi. In the County o.
WAYNE ana State OF Michigan on
tn.s END day 81 May A d 1850.
Present Hon. Arthur Webster
Circuit Judge.
y appearing ifom Affidavit alt
tached hereto and filed herewith
that Wiille Polite. defendant
named IN the aDove-ent.iicd cause
IS not resident 0f the County
Of Wayne and State Of Michigan
but that be resides al 32i T. 3lsf
Lane IN The CITY >. savannah
md State u Geosgla
On MoNon ~ tlanagan ana
Jordan, attorneys for the Planth.
i Ordered that the above
named defendant appcag d cause
ms appearance 10 "a entered IN
inc aDoye-cntitled cause within
Three 81 months from date 81
this ofncf or same may be- taken
a. conie seq against HIM
II IS Further Ordered that a
COPY ~ in order BE- ent 10 The
defendant ~ his last known 3D.
dress hr registered mail Oh o
lire py be publishes according
q laH
A,'n~r Webster
cfcuit Judge
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10 the city and secure employ
menf more TO your liking.
Widower Ready
Il want you to tell me how
I stand with my man friend.
When I ask him for anything,
he always gives ii to me. II
ask him to go some place with
me, he always does. Yves been
going steady for two years.
Sept. 20. 1905"
Ans: You stand hundred
percent chance of winning this
man for a husband. He can't
resist your charm any longer
and although he thought he
would never marry again. he
is ripe and ready 10 take you
for his wife. It's entirely up
10 you.
No Two Wins Out
For more than a year dat
ed a boy He pretended to love
me, but he only came around
when he wanted 10, never ask
ed for a date. He would drop
by when he had nothing else
TO do. ] met another fellow who
has been wonderful. He has a
good Job, a car and take me
to church. and other places l en-
JOY. He has asked me TO marry
and know that / love him.
Now he first boy friend has
started dropping by again and
he even called me on the phone.
Should / let him interfere? Jan.
10. 1881"
Ans: Tell boy friend num-
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Group Changes Name

The River Rouge Progress
sive League changed its name
this week TO the River Rouge
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Bits Of
BANT ER|NG
BY BoBBIE

Rodriguez and Miss Jodie Smart were married SUM-
day in garden ceremony under tres of gardenas and
carnations before relatives and few friends.
Following the ceremony the couple received at re-
cepton in their honor at 1885 W. Grand Boulevard from
six until eight o'clock
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No. 460.44s
Order Of Publication

Az session Of said Court. held
n tnr Court House IN the City Of
Deiiof County q Wayne and
State 81 Michigan on the 9Th day
Of May A D 1850
Present Hon. Clyde /. Webster,
Circuit Judge
Upon reading and filing the
Affidavit % the plaintiff. Milton
O Thomas from which Il appears
inst the defendant Fern A.
Thomas i, not . resident ~ the
City IF Detroit County ii Wayne.
or State ~ Michigan. but Is a
resident OF the City Of sburgh.
state ol PENNSYLVANIA. residing at
no Francis street. Pittsburgh 49,,
PENNSYLVANIA
1T IS ORDERED that Fern A.
I1omas. the sald defendant. ap-
pear and answer the Bill Of Com
plant filed In this cause within
three 90 months from the date 81
this Ofucr or said Bill Viii be
taken IS confessed
j! io FURTHER ORDERED
that q copy Of this Order be sent
Dv Registered Mail 10 the SAID
defendant and IL not received
personally by SAID defendant at
least twenty 20l days before the
iimc prescribed for appearance.
that THIS Order be Published as
cqCied by laH
Clyde 7 Wcbstcs
Circuit Judge
= ,TtIc Copy
Edgar N Bfsni2in. Clerk
BY G. II Butkhardt
Deputy Clerk
3 20 5 "a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-17
No. 4s7.2s2
Order For Appearance

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 MAY 2. 1880.
Present: The Honorable Clyde
7 Webster. Circuit Judge.
II appearing BY affidavit at
tached hereto that the said de-
PENDANT. Harvey B. Coleman. was
a resident OF this state. residing
al 5000 Russell street. Detroit.
Wavne County Michigan, and
that process for his appearance
has been duly issued and that the
same could not be served by rea-
son Of his absence from or con-
cealment IN this state, or by rea-
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 this 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 the
said Order be served and pub
lished as required by law
Clyde Webster,
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
Edgar NJ Branigin. Clerk
By c. II Burkhardt.
Deputy Clerk
5i3-6-l7
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Flanagan q Jordan. Aftys-
1927 Dawson


State OF Michigan. in the Cir
cult Court for the County oil
Wayne in Chancery.
VERSA LUEREAN OUTLAW,
Plaintiff VS.. ROOSEVELT OUT
LAW, Defendant.
No. 460.e7o
Order Of Publication
AT a session of said court held
al the County Building. at the
City of Detroit. in the County OF
Wayne and State Of Michigan on
this ilth day Of May A. d. 1850
Present: Hon. Clyde /. Webster.
Circuit Judge.
II appearing from Affidavit at
tached hereto and filed herewith
that Roosevelt OUTLAW. the de-
PENDANT named in the above-en-
titled cause. is not a resident OF
the County Of Wayne and State
OF Michigan. but that he does re-
side at 1913 Otis Street in the
City Of Jackson and State OF Ten
nessee
On Motion o. Flanagan and
Jordan. attorneys FOR The plain
TN
IT IS ORDERED that the above
nar-ed defendant appear and an
sger the Bill Of Complaint filed
Ia this cause within three (3)
months from date Of this order.
or SAID Bill will be taken as con-
fcsscd against him
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
that copy OF this order be sent
10 the defendant az his last
known address by registered mail
or . like copy be published ac-
cosdlng 10 law
CLYDE Webster
Circuit Judge
A True Copv
Edgar VI. Branigin. Clerk
Bv G. II Burkhard;.
Deputy Clerk
$40 o-a4
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Flanagan & Jordan. AitYs.
1921 Z. Dawson

State Of Michigan. In the CIR
cut Court for the County OF
Wayne.
EVA BERNIcE POLITE Pam
I'll. vs. WILLIE POLITE Detend-
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Alice Z. Jones. Atty.
1000 LAWYERS Bldu.

State Of Michigan. in the Cir
fat Cour; FOR the County OF
Navne IN ChanceYy
MILTON 0. THOMAS. Plaintiff
vs FERN A. THOMAS. Defend
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8
Of
in
the 2yc
ABBEs M NspRATloNAL READING with Reading will
tons Please send stamped se envelope for confidential
full address
ss~ars problems within i'm o. to
THE AB6E WALLACE SERVICE
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WAYNE in Chancery.
Dorothy Mae Lipscomb plain
tiff SIS Cody Lipscomb. defendant
No. 46l $50
Order of Publication
AT a session of said Court held
a. the Court House in the CITY of
Detroit. in said County and State
on the day OF June 1850.
Present: The Hon. Adolph f.
Marschner. Circuit Judge
On reading and filing the Az
fidavit hereto attached from
which il appears tina the defend
ant Cody Lipscomb, is not a resi-
dent OF Detroit, Michigan, but
when last heard of and from re-
sided at 707 North Third street.
Alfalfa. Alabama. therefore,:
On Motion of Edward A. Sim
mons. attorney for plaintiff.
1T IS ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT appear in this cause with
in three t3) months from the da e
hereof. either in person or by at
torney. and that his failure so TO
do viii cause his default TO be
taken
And 1t Is Further Ordered tha
a copy Of this Order be published
in the Detroit Tribune. a news
paper printed and published in
the County OF Wayne. State Of
Michigan. according TO law:
And Ii Is Furthered Ordered
hat q copy Of this Order. togeth-
er with a copy Of the Affidavit
upon which it is founded. be SER
we'd upon the defendant at his
last known place OF address by
registered mail. return receipt re-
quested.
And all Of which foregoing is
so ordered.
Adolph F Marschner,
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
Edgar M Branigin. Clerk
BY G.. A. Burkhardi
Deputy Clerk 6-l7 7-22
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Bowman & Polk. AttYs
son I.awvers Bldd.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
BESSIE COLEMAN. Plaintiff,
rs HARVEY B. COLEMAN. De-
PENDANT
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GO WEST YOUNG WOMAN
{ Able WALLACE SERVICE

enjoyed your for long time too am puzzled
the eight have attended summer
Three of the teachers trying to me
Join through the west In do
think should back TO classes? July H. 1910
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Edward a. Simmons. Atty.
303 LAWYERS Bldo.

State Of Michigan in the Cir
cult Court for the County OF
WAYNE in Chancery.
Dorothy Mae Lipscomb. plain
tiI IS Cody Lipscomb. defendant
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Friday. 500 to $50 pm. I
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Hours to 6e arrsnssd.
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Government and
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f$$Sl5ssssF'Ss77 f$sSss ff$slSstss " dEssRa.41
Saturday. $50 to 11:ss s.m.
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m EASTERN EUEoPE
Wednesday, 500 to $50 Pm.
FOLITICS OF LATIN AMERICA
Tuesday. 500 to $50 Pm.
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sSRTN1f INRhHIRpAt X rE88yEGTk d8yEsNMfkNPA1 mp
PROCESSES
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LATIN AlxEHICAN
GOVERNMENTS
Hours to be arTaHIs6,
THESIS SEMINAR N
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Hoxrs to be 6rrsHss6.
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ACCOUNTING

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Thursday, 500 to $50 pm.
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Tuesday, 500 to $40 pm.
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Monday, S:;25 to 10:I5 p.m.
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Thursday, S:e5 to 1915 Pm.
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Tuesday, s::s5 to 10:45 p.N.
HIsToRY OF PHILOSOPHY
Frfday, 6:e0 to s:ee S.@.
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Wednesday. s:oe 10 s:as s.m.
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Tharsdnv, 500 10 $3.50 p.m.
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zGeI4h zsPEersA Asp 81 HfSsFA HEf2SosE1RHO
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o international Political
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. Sociological Theory

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Monday S:f5 to 1915 S.m.
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Tharsdav. s:a5 to 10:Is Pm.
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5.ss,asD 5Tsss,SsD; E see 10 s:s' s,~.
tr.asy. $500 10 s:ss s.~.
EsaSs.dss. sss 10 s:ss
5sss1SsS s:se 10 11:ss s.m.
TGhnHrsr Tr1b5sH roE a.. goa.IcS a.E
Ao.69Y sad Thnrsdss, sSs
RRQLIgH yoR FoRxIaN
6TUDxNTG, Second Half
Mondsy aSd Tharsdas, T:ss
ADVANCED COMPOSITION,
KondaS, s:ss to 1s:IJ pm.
o Speech
VOICE AND DIC1IoN
Tharsdap, S:25 to f6:4g pm.
PUBLIC sPEAKING
Section A:
swesslEs'dsy' ssesslEoa s, SEQ to $50 pm.
Saturday, $50 to 1880 an.
Q Communication Theory
aIsIoEX AND PRINCIPLES
Wednesddy s:s5 to 1o:1s
GROUP DYNAMICS: HISTORY.
FhfNCIPLkB, AND APPLICATION
Tsesddy, 500 to $50 pm.
. VisuoI Communication
2o.TyNIcATToN rHRoUan
T5aTsdas, s:fs to 1e:4s
VISUAL AID I'M CoMMUNI-
TfON, Second HALF
kondoy. 600 to $50 pm.
GRAPHIC ARTS m
COMMUNICATION: Lsyert
Wednesday, 500 to $40 Pm.
eLiteroture
ISSUES IN MODEM
LITERATURE
Thursday, 500 to $50 pm.
TWENTIETH CENTURY
AMERICAN LITERATURE
Wednesday, 8:25 to f6:45
D.m
FORMS AND TENDENCIES
IN AMERICAN POETRY
ThurSdGy, 500 to $3.50 p.m.
KRONTHRS IN
MODERN FICTION
Tuesday, $500 10 s:ee p.m.
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o Economic Theory

D Economic Theory
PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS:
TOOLS OF ECONOMIC ANALYSIS
First Half
Tuesday, 500 to $40 pm.
Section B:
Saturday, $50 to 1850 an.
INTERMEDIATE TSrnpH ECONOMIC
Thursday. soc to $50 pm.
E9UILIBRIUM ANALYSIS.
THEORY OF INCOME
DISTRIBUTION
Thursday, 500 to $40 pm.
HISTORY OF ECONOMIC
THOUGHT: MODERN PERIOD,
Second Half
Monday. 600 to $3.50 s.m.
kEYNEsIAN THEORY OF
EMPLOYMENT AND INCOME
Tlesday, $500 to $50 p.m.
TYPES OF ECONOMIC THEORY
Th1rsday, 500 to 8:20 pm.
ECONOMIC ANALYSIS avn
Tuesday. S:25 to 10:45 pm.
THESIS SEMINAR IN
ECONOMICS
Hours to be arranged.
. Applied Economics
Economic Structures and
General Policies
PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS:
APPLICATION OF ECONOMIC
ANALYSIS, Second Half
Thursday, S:25 to I0:45 pm.
THE NATIONAL INCOME AND
ITS DISTRIBUTION
Tuesday, 500 to $50 pm.
ATOMIC POWER AND REGIONAL
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTS
Second Half
Monday. 500 10 $50 pm.
RESEARCH sEMINAR m
TECHNOLOGY AND ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT
Second Half
Hours to be arranged.
. Agricultural, industrial
and Commercial Policies
CURRENT PROBLEMS OF
AMERICAN INDUSTRY
THURSDAY, gas to 1915 pm.
ECONOMICS OF AGRICULTURE
Saturday, $3.50 to 1850 am.
3 ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY:
: WORLD RESOURCES AND
INDUSTRIES
Thursday 500 to $40 pm.
GEOGRAPHIC FACTORSIN
BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
Monday. $500 to sac p.m.
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COLLEGE ALGEBRA
.x,dcsSsKErsi dFcsssSsSssKs s;fs AID 4 I':1' ''"'
ANALYTICAL GkOlfET1y
Monday, 500 to e:ee S.M.
fffSt HALF
Section T..
Tuesday. s:eo to s:ss s.m.
Section b.
Fridop. 500 to sac pm.
sTATISTICAL METHODS,
Second Halt
Wsdnssdag. 500 to s:as p.m.
INTERMEDIATE
GENERAL STATISTICS
- ErsGags $:Ss 70 Le:is S.m.
Saturday, $50 to 1850 n.m,
INTEGRAL CALCULUS
MACHINE METHODS IN LARGE
SCALE SURVEYS: ADVANCED
Wednesdap 8:e5 to I0;Js
RsNts
Evening star., 1950-01-29
STATISTICS And
MATHEMATICS

LABOR BTAflgTICs:
WA0xS AND fk0DUCxyV1RY
Monday, s:e5 to 1915 90.
f10Rx o. sAlGPIna
koSdoy, SOC to e:ee S.@.
0oRRKLATION ANALYsxg
Tharsday, s:3s to, i0:lS S.m.
NQRBIDITY AND
MORTALITY ANALYSIS
Tuesday. 8::ss to 1913 S.@.
THEORIES OF EsTIMATToN
AND TESTING HYPOTHESE6
Friday, GOO to $500 p.m.
sEMINAR IN
LABOR FORCE PROBLEMS
Thursday, $500 to $50 p.M.
THESIS SEMINAR
m STATISTICS
Hours to be srrsRss6.
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BUSINESS
Administration

USE OF ACCOUNTING
METHODS
Monday, 500 to $40 p.m.
REAL ESTATE PRACTICE
Thursddy, s:25 to 10:t5 pm.
REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL
Wednesddy, S:25 to ie:Ig
pm.
PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING,
PROBLEMS, Second Half
Wednesday, s:s5 to 1e:kg
Pm.
PRINCIPLES OF RETAILING
AondGy s:e5 to 1915 p.w.
SAILS PROMOTION
THesday. s:25 to 10:IS s.m.
MARKETLNG POLICIES
Wednesday, s::s5 to I6:Is
Pm.
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international
RELATIONS and
ORGANIZATION

THESIS SEMINAR IN INTER-
NATIONAL RELATIONS AND
ORGANIZATION
Hours to be drranoed.
. international Low
SEMINAR IN INTERNATIONAL
LAW AND ADMINISTRATION
-hursddy, 500 to $50 PM.
. International
Economics
ECONOMIC PROBLEMa
or LATIN AAlEIICA
THesday, S::25 to 1e:ig S.M.
ECONOMIC INSTITUTIONS AND
POLICIE4 or THE SOVIET
UNION AND EAsTEIN EURoPB
Thtrsday. 500 to S:ae S.m.
HCoNQAnC YR0BLKMS
IN THE MIDDLE EAST
Wednesddy, s:f5 10 iS3S
RELATIONS: YRoBfEMS
UNITED STATES,
First Halt
Thursday, s:s5 to Io:IS pm.
INTERNATIONAL TRADE
Tuesday, s:25 to 10;l5 pm.
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PUBLIC
Administration

. Organization and
Management
ARRANGEMENT,
CLASSIFICATION AND
anHExRMNHarSSTF fNnExMa SF .xoo.ns
Friday, SOC to $3.50 s.1.
ORGANIZATION q ANIMATION AND
Section A.
T.ss;as TTssss;ssy,, 500 TO $50 pm.
TuesdaH s:ss to Io:4s s.m
n.N1sn,xGN, ssySHs9LoGx OF
Monday. 500 to $50 pm.
PRODUCTION PLANNING AND
CONTROL m GOVERNMENT
Thursday, 500 to $50 pm.
GOVERNMENT AND
ADMINISTRATION OF
METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON
Tuesday, 600 to $50 pm.
ADMINISTRATION OF
RESEARCH ACTIVITIES
IN GOVERNMENT
Wednesday, $500 to $50 Pm.
HISTORY AND
DEMONSTRATION OF
ARCHIVES. Second Half
Wednesday, $500 to s:26 pm.
APPLIED ADMINISTRATIVE
MANAGEMENT, Second HaR
Tuesday, 500 to $50 Pm.