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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12
GOVERNMENT 0k'S
 15pER GENT RAISE
 IN CARPET PRICES

WASHINGTON, March 12 -lR- A Is per cent increase in the manu- lecturers and wholesalers price of wool carpets and rugs was approved by the government today.
 Retailers will be permitted to pass along to their customers the exact dollars and cents increases reflected in the cost to them of the carpets and rugs they offer for sale.
 The order by Price Director M V DiSalle was issued because of in- creased costs of wool.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12
Daily lessons in English v L. GORDON

MIsUSED Do we going abroad the latter of the about the close of year." of the year" N1ISPRONOUNCED: the either in 0
 the EU and the z. observation, utterance a three times and it yours" Let vocabulary mastering Today
  loud applause holiday voted by exclamation"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12
MODERN ETIQUETTE kyoREsrA Sy LEE

young invites girl from another town his home for weekend is he obligated
 A. of her transportation Also, this kind unless she me from he young mother.
 it to decide the outfits to be worn by the a a wedding?
 privilege of the bride but is considerae for her 0 bridesmaids in the matter.
 o. Is a the "tuxedo?"
 A. Yes in fact dinner coat" is preferred term.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12
FROZEN SALMON SHIPPED
 TO SEBASTIAN-S STUART

Approximately 100000 pounds of frozen silver salmon were loaded on the Icelander Saturday at Cold Storage for shipment by Elton Eng strom to Sebastian-Stuart at Ana cortes, Wash. The Icelander, skip pered by Vern Thompson, sailed south late Saturday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12
LOOK and LEARN ASyy c. GORDON

l. What the three largest cities in Hawaii? 2. What is neophoba? 3. Who was the elder brother of Moses? A. What is the plural of the word index? 5. was the composer of the march "El Capitan"?
 ANSWERS: 1. Honolulu Ho and Wailuku 3. sAn aversion to anything new or strange 3. Aaron. 4. Indces. 5. John Philip Sousa d843-1932
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12

According to legend, Cheju. an island off the Korean coast (755 square miles) was created 2,50O years ago when a volcano blew its top.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12

The southermost point of Great Britain is in Cornwall, and it's known as Lizard Point.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12
Weather al Alaska poinis

Weather conditions and temper 2tures at various Alaska points also on the Pacific Coasst, at 4:30 am, 120th Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau arc as follows.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12
The Washington Merry-Go-Round

(Centinued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12

Weather: High, Is; low, 14.8; clear.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12

prevailing cold had ponds Nendnha skating popular to party O. guests skating party
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12

to Tenth Alaska L. H. Mear general of the Alaska Juneau Mining visit
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-03-12

replenished 150 barrels herring catch made off Shelter Wilson was to
Evening star., 1951-04-27

Boehn1'S testimony on a numbel
of items.
AT one point, Senator Mundt
Republican. of South Dakota
warned: Someone has committed
perjury. Someone has lie
Assistant Postmaster General
Lawler had snapped that's 8
lie" when Senator Mundt quotec
Mr.. Hood as saying that he ha6
advised postal authorities here
that his group was accepting vol
|untary contributions. and that
the arrangement had been sane
toned.
The gist of Mr.. Boehm's testi-
lnony on his business successes
was that he was paid many fees
and salaries from time to time,
but actually did little to earn
them, according to q deduction
by Senator Mccarthy, Republi-
can, of Wisconsin. The Senator
then remarked:
Il think we ought to have this
mans records thinking of
the i've per center inquiry
Evening star., 1951-04-27
Mississippi Patronage Shift to Hood Laid to Dawson at Inquiry

mot been turned over to them, de-
spite the work they did for Mr.
Truman when the regular party
Organization bolted to the States
Rights ticket in 1948.
Hood Wins Recognition.
According to Mr.. Boehm, he
arranged luncheon meeting
with Mr.. Dawson, who later took
Mr.. Hood to the National Conn
mittee's Office. There the matter
was Strengthened out in Mr.. Hood 1
favor. Since the job-selling
charges, however, the National
Committee has dropped Mr.. Hood
and once again is honoring rec
ommendations for jobs from Mis-
lsissippi members of Congress.
Mr.. Boehnl said he got $1,750
for Strengthening out the patron-
age situation to, the satisfaction
Iof the Hood group.
The subcommittee took long
look yesterday at Mr.. Boehm' S
business dealings and wound UP
issuing subpoenas for all records
involving his representation of
individuals or companies before
ANY Government agencies.
Mr.. Boef1m testified that in the
fan of 1947 he became a partner
Iof Herschel Young. brother of E.
Merl Young and a personal friend
Iof Mr.. Truman, in buying and
selling surplus war goods and
plants.
Committee Counsel Francis
Flanagan then brought out that
Government records showed Mr.
Young to have been an employe
of the War Assets Administration
until February. 1948. He added,
however, that he wanted to check
the records more closely and that
Mr.. Young might have been onl
annual leave at the time he joined
Mr.. Boef1rn in partnership.
Several committee members
read testimony taken in jackson.
Miss, earlier in the month. in
cluding that of Mr.. Hood, which,
showed q conflict with Mr.
Evening star., 1951-04-27
BY [. Edoor Primo

Presidential Aide Donald Daw-
SON today figured in a new Sem
ate inquiry, having been identi-
fed as the man who helped a
pro-Truman faction in Mississippi
gain control Of Federal patron
age there.
Earlier this week, Mr.. Dawson
was invited for the third time to
testify in an investigation Of in
fiuence on RFC loans. He has not
accepted.
Before Mr.. Dawsori's name was
injected into the hearings, q Sem
ate Investigating Subcommittee,
looking into the charges that
Federal jobs were solicited and
sold by the Mississippi group,
yesterday was told by a top postal
official that the charges ''have
been proven"
At the same time. the sub
committee opened what may have
been the first round OF a new
and bigger "fiye per center" hear
ing.
Some Already Fired.
Joseph J. Lawler. Assistant
Postmaster General. testified that
the department already had fred
four acting postmasterss and four
temporary rural carriers and had
preferred charges against four
postmasters and 36 rural carriers.
He said the departments investi-
cation was not complete and
that more persons will be in
volved.
Glenn Boehm, an engineering
consultant with Offices at 1925
Connecticut avenue NV, told the
subcommittee that Mr.. Dawson
got the Democratic National
Committee to make Clarence E.
Hood, head of the Mississippi Tru-
man group. committeeman for the
State. in fact as well as in name.
He said Mr.. Hood, a lumber
man. and several friends had
come to Washington in April.
1949, upset because patronage had
Evening star., 1951-04-27
lnter-Americon ToIks
To Be in Venezuela

CARACAS. Venezuela. - Cara
cas-. preparing to play host in
1858 to the 10th Inter American
Conference, is planning to have
three new buildings in University
City ready for the delegates use
Now on the drafting board. they
will cost IA million bolivares t$4,-
zoo, ,000). They will be an adui-
toriunn. a faculty hall, and Ii
lbrary.
Evening star., 1951-04-27

paper pulp from farm wastes. He
got only 500 In fees. he said. plus
a verbal promise Of sharing profits
III the project is a success.
He also told the Senators that
one company paid him $125 a
week for six months and that the
only work he did was to drop
brochures at the Navy Depart
rnent on two different occasions.
On still another deal, Mr.
Boehrn said he was paid $1,000
and a promise of sharing In
mineral and oil profits, If any.
for obtaining an Interior De-
Evening star., 1951-04-27

think we have a very fertile field
here"
Later, Senator Mccarthy ac-
cused Mr.. Boehln of having very
bad memory He declared that
influence peddlers in general
were ''practicing q tremendous
fraud on American industry"
Helped Get Loan.
Mr.. Boehm testified he helped
get 100000 RFC loan for the
White House Paper Co. on a prof.
ect involving the manufacture OF
Evening star., 1951-04-27

partment patent on 81 acres oi
accreted land in Mississippi.
Mr.. Flanagan then read into
the record letters from the In
terror Department to the two
Mississippi Senators stating that
the patent could have been OBJ.
tanned in a routine manner fol
"a cost Of $43. Hearings are ex.
pected to resume Monday.
Evening star., 1951-04-27

What is believed to be the
largest known star. an unnamed
and invisible companion to a star
called Epsilon. is about 5000 times
as large as the sun.
Evening star., 1951-04-27
ADVERTISEMENT.
More Comfort Wearing
FALSE TEETH

ooss Here ,.t. + Disasns way e
improved powder, sprinkled on upp,r
and lower plates holds them firmer 30
summy' gum '''y Kooey e Ss pSsty taste Or feeling
ITS alkaline (non-acidD Does not sour,
Checks plate odor" (denture breathl.
Get FASTEETH today at any drug store.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-13

America enters the second half
OF the 10Th Century. A new Con-
greSs Viii convene Both events
reflect important mileStones for
American Independent Business.
In the first half Of this century
great monopolies made their
longest strides. II was also the
period when legal safeguards
for small business such as the
Clayton Act and the Robinson
Patman Act became law.
Independent buSin c d S
little If any. additional legiSla-
laiion to prevent liquidation by
monopoly.
The problem is adequate en-
forcement Of existing laws. For
example. there are adequate
laws against larceny. Yet II IS
easy to imagine the growth OF
larceny that would ensue II
peace officers failed TO make ar
rests. or ii there were no funds
for peace officers.
The long established Federal
Trade Commission is supposed
10 take action when Federal busi-
ness laws are violated.
But the Federal Trade Com
mission has been almost stran-
gled to death by lack OF funds.
This fact came out the other day
at a joint conference between the
anti-monopoly Advisory Commit
tee OF the House Small Business
Committee and the FTC with
Chairman James Mead and Com
missioners Ayers. Carson Mason
and Springbarn present as well
as leaders Of organized small
business.
Members II the ETC state they
would like 10 do more. but lack
the funds. An attempt VIII be
made 10 get funds.
oN.,ion.i rsdsrstlcn - Independent Business
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-13

yyJR

Promotions OF three WJR
name personalities 10 key stan
tositions was announced today
by Worth. Kramer. vice presi
dent general manager OF the
Goodwill Station.
Ron Gamble was named
Special Events Director. Dale
Mcintyre took over the post OF
Educational Director and Char.
ley Park was elevated 10 Chief
Announcer effective today.
AL three are radio veterans
with large followings among
Michigan and Northern Ohio RAJ
dio listeners. They will continue
their present schedules on the
air.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-13
'a|''' ESQ.,
:Szk3HnUS3sl<D:EYd031

Little David slew huge Goliath,
but David did have a slingshot.
And Congress which can vote
money TO be used by the Mar
shall Plan TO publish and dis
seminate a booklet advising tour
lists who they should tip and how
much. when travelling abroad,
as reported by a recent ECA bull
letin. can vote small amount
for enforcement of national laws.
The ETC does have TO tangle
with the Goliaths. The current
spark plug case is an example.
Manufacture OF automotive
spark plugs is a virtual monop-
oily Of three corporations. The
ETC now has evidence showing
that i'm l947 when the lowest
price independent wholesalers
could buy spark plugs was 26c,
one OF the big Three" motor
companies paid &c for plugs used
I'm original equipment, &c for
plugs il sold wholesale TO its
dealers. Yet. As soon As the FIG
started action. monopoly propa-
ganda became so extensive and
misleading that even independ-
ent wholesalers and dealers.
damaged by this practice, be-
came confused over the issues in
yolved. More news on this later.
A prediction for 1881.
Communist sympathizers In
Washington will step up their
drive TO force j. Edgar Hoover
out as head Of the FBI. A smear
Hoover" campaign is well under
way. spearheaded by book
written by one Max Lowenthan.
Of dubious background and UNI
known financing. This drive will
continue despite belief Of people
j. Edgar Hoover Is as important
TO National Defense as the Atom
Bomb.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-13

State Of Michigan. County OF
Wave. S 1888 Al a session
| Of the Probate Count for said
County Of Wayne held al the
Probate Court Room ia the City
b. Detroit, on the Seventh Jay Of
December. in the wear one thou
SAND nine hundled nd Fifty
Present JOSEPH a Murphy.
Nudge Of PROBATE
In TIE Matte Of III, Estate of
bon G. WEIGH q mentally IN
Empeieni person
julia Welch als Guardian Of
xic ward having hc, c'uforc rem
Cered 70 ln, Count ~. FIRST sec
pnd third ara fourth accounts in
9 matter or3 Alb,tia II Cole
Rnan. Sacct>>o Guardian Of said
|waIc hayne tnaeted 10 this
court the fit,h ve fral account
p. SAID Jul.s W. late Guar
|dian
Ms ordered tbs; 'h, Eleventh
|uay Of JanuaN tt<i IL ten
O'clock IN nc roon al said
|tourt Room bo appointed for
examining and allaorp ald ac-
courts.
And i is ~ 'hn 9 acscd That
"a CODY q ,hlS orc, ~ ,ubliehcd
[orce N each vcck for three
weeks conSecnilN'it previous 10
|salo 'lme Of heane in the De.
uo' Tribune nov raper print.
g q; anc circulated ID said County
q WAYNE.
JOSEPH A Murphy
"A true copv) ''''e
Joseph T OSullNan.
Deputy Probate Register
1923 is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-13

Members II the ETC state they
would like 10 do more. but lack
the funds. Al attempt VIII be
made to get funds.
f1lN.,ien.i Fsdsf.lIen y Irdepsndeni Business
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-13


There were no charges against
the victim. II seems that the
mob got the wrong man"
Shot To Death
The other victim was Jack
Walker. alias Jack Kendall. also
known as Clinton Walker. 40
vear-old Negro laboIer OF near
Gay Meriweather County. Ga
His body was found on Aug. 10
in a creek near the Flint River
by a group Of fishermen.
He had been shot 10 death by
three men for whom he worked
Walker IS said 10 have known too
much about illegal whiskev traf-
fic.
LynchlngS were prevented IN
at least seven instances six IN
the South and one in the North
OF the persons saved from mobs.
three were white and four were
Negroes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-13
Charles B. Berry. Atty.
1908 Broadway

iJUc broadway
State OF Michigan. IN the Cir.
cut Court for the County of
Wayne. in Chancery.
BETTY MAY FREEMAN. Plain
tiff. VS.. ROBERT NOLAN FREE
NAN. Defendant
NO. l6o.3l7
Order Of Publication
Al session OF said Court held
In City OF Detroit. WAYNE Coun
" Michigan. on November Ia.
1850.
resent: Hon. Thomas j. Muir
ply Circuit Judge.
II appears TO this Court from
Affidavit on file that the defend.
ant Robert Nolan Freeman. is
not resident OF the City Of De-
troit. Wayne County Michigan.
| resides az 92l' y San Juinlan
Street. Los Angeles. California.
On Motion of Charles Il. Berry
Attorney for the Plaintiff:
1T IS HEREBY ORDERED that
IN, defendant. Robert Nolan Free
man. enter his appearance in said
cause on or before three CD
months from the date OF this
Order. or said Bill Of Complaint
Will be taken as confessed against
him: and that a copy Of said Or
der be sent TO the last-known
post Office address Of the de-
PENDANT. said address being 92l X
San Juinlan Street. Los Angeles
{ sliiornia by registered mail re-
turn receipt requested. and deiiv-
cry 10 addresse only.
TT is FURTHER ORDERED
that II the defendant is not per-
sonally served true copy Of this
Order be- published in the Detroit
Tribune. newspaper printed.
published and circulating in Saii
County Of WAYNE. for six con
secutive weeks. according TO law
THOMAS J MURPHY
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
Edgar Nj Branigin. Clerk
BY Ed Mura Vski.
Deputy Clerk.
l2-9-l-l3
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-13

James Dulin. 400 s East 5th
81 Evansville. Ind. SAYS there
is ole thing in life he just can't
do without that's has after din
ner nap He IS able 10 sleep all ne
wants these days because ne
found that. before ne started TAX
ing HADACOl.. has system was
deficient in Vltamins b b. Iron,
and Niacin
Mr. Dulin was very proud 10
let Us use this fine statement on
how HADACOL gave him 'hcse
necessary elements Before
started taking HADACOL ! had
a terrible case OF indigestion no
matter what ! did or what ! ate
il still gave that uneasy eaSSy
feeling after | ate had an awful
hard time sleeping. Just rolled
and tossed all night long had
just about given up when | heard
where other fine folks were being
helped by HADACOL Now ! am
on my seventh bottle Of HAD
ACOL and | can sure say feel
mighty good I eat what want
when | want 20 and never have
an after effect Now ! sleep like
a baby and When | wake up !
feel like I've had some rest You
Just can't imagine how wonder
full i. is 90 feel good once again
and ! have all this thanks 10
HADACOI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-13
Legal Notices


STATE VI MlCnlGAN IN me
Circuit Court for the County of
WAYNE In Chancery
WALTER POWELL Jr.. PLAIN
uH VS.. MAMIE 3 POWELL, oe-
NO. lsl- ass
Order Of Publication
A, session OF SAID Court n. Id
IN Cit, OF Detroit Wayne County
Mich on November q. 1850.
Present: Honorable LILA nj.
NEuENFELT Circuit Judge
II appearing TO tins Honorable
Cour, from affidavit on file maj
process for the appearance OF the
defendant mas pten duly issued
and that after diligcnt sear,h and
INQUIRY from October 10 1850 Up
10 and including November
1850 the same could not be serv-
ed
OR Motion OF charles b Berry
Attorney for IN, Pla' .tifI:
III Is HEREBY ORDERED tf.at
tn defendant Name :, Powell
enter her appearance IN SAID
cause on OF before three g.
months from the date OF this
Order or saic 81! q Complaint
viii be taken rs conf, sseu against
hci and that copy % saio Order
y, sent 10 TN. last known pos,
Office address 4 the defendan.
sane address being 5O24 Canton
Street Detroit III. Michigan. by
REGISTERED mail return receipt re
oueSted and delivery 10 address.
re only.
II is FURTHER ORDERED
that II the defendant IS not per
SOM Nv served with copy Of SAID
Order true copy OF this Order
be published ir the Detroit Tri-
bune 4 newspaper printed. cub
llshcu and circulating IN said
County OF WAYNE for six conse-
cutive W cks according 10 law
Lila Nj \eunfelt.
Circuit Judge
e true Copy
Fdgas NJ Braniein. Clerk
By Ed Mirawski.
Deputy Clegk 1872 lie
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= NO. 4s3.lss
order OF Publication

:, q, d session az sand ro,m, ho,,
Of NJ NJ Iodrt House IN the Civ
5,h S.,' m said County on The
Pr eas o. December AID 1850
Circuit Ini non. John Y. Brennan
,AS ssil,iacicry proof by Aaidavi,
dent - s. ulsl defendant is a resi-.
icr HE ms s'..s State and that process
isSreo .ppea5ance has been d,,lv
con,, - served Nv rcascn 81 t h;a
place ~ y r.. sspsencc from his last
Stree u n lesldencc 6ll2 Northfi i%ss
On MDsilroi'. Michigan. -
ItP' 2 for Plaintiff 'VN Yates
apt All 01u ed TIA, the defend
Pearancee " !. CIay'on, enter MS an an
ds sio'e three 90 mor n cause on or
compIai,un,l ms Order. or the Ri RI,, 'n &c
pub SIu and .ha, ,b '"Sf n.5 as con
srved una and a copy th .peo b be
cssytonS' p On The defendant "A Alle oe
cred mail, as sO nall, o. by regis
- REQUIRED by Jaw
John v Brenn .w
"a tue cow, Circuit Judge
B !, q n ,slsr.snisin, Clerk.
l-e-2-l0.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-13

bv HADACOL as il has helped
thousands OF other folks whose
systems were deficient in Vita
Minis 81. b. Iron and Niacin. II
YOU suffer from stomach distress
nervousness II caused by an up
set stomach. vague aches and
pains or general rundown
condition. II they are caused by
suci. Deficiencies. let HADACOl
help YOU as I has helped others
al, owe. the country Even hun
dreds OF doctors are now recon-
mendine HADACOI 10 their pa.
tents suffering from such de
fciencies
Give HADACOL a chance to
help YOU. Remember YOU nave
nothing Ia lose HADACOL VIII
make YOU feel great after the first
few bottles YOU take or your
money will be refunded. Ouiy
81 Is for Trial Size Large Family
or Hospital Size. $3.50. There IS
only one true and genuine HADA.
col. III your druggist does MOI
have HADACOL. order direct
from The Leblanc Corporation
LAFAYETTE. la.
! 1850. The Leblanc Corporation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-13

Recorded lYnehings for the
past five years were: 1850. 2;
ls4s. 3: ls4s. 2; ls47. /; 1916. s.
for a total of fourteen.
one Of the victims was Char
lie Hurst. white. 39-year-oId roll
ing store operator Of Pell CitS
ST CLAIR County. Ala lie was
MORALLY wounded on Feb. p IN
his front ward by a erup OF un-
men. They had come to
his home al bedtime and tried
10 force him into their car.
His 10 year old son. who came
10 his fathers assistance. was
also wounded. Hurst had pre-
viou>ly told his son that 1T looks
like the Kluxcrs are after me.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-13
Court Bons
Jim Grow Of
Race Firemen

CHARLOTTE. N. C.-tAtlasl
Re The United States Fourth Cir
cunt Court OF Appeals reversed
inns week lower court decision
which gave railroads The right
70 moi hire Negroes as firemen
The original suit. filed N
United States District Court OF
Virginia by Willie J. Relax and
others against the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad and va.
nous railroad brotherhoods.
asked The court 70 void The
agreement. The district iudoe
dismissed the case and Mr..
Heiax appealed the case.
judge Pakcr's dccis,on noted
particularly that the brotherhood
81 Locomotive Firemen had
u ged that Negroes bo excluded
from employment as iiremen be-
Cause they We're non pfomotable
TO engineers But the court said
nc railroad IN the United States
mas ever employed a Negro as
an engineer
Because railroads do rot per-
NIT Negroes To hold engineer 5
posts IS no reason tina, the bar
gaming agent representing them
should use bargaining power tc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-13
Smith and Yates. Aiiys.
gil Cratiot

In, n'a, c q Michigan IN The Cir
Null w Court for the COUNTY =,
Wayne s,n, in chanccsv o0'''y Oh
'. NJ, =, =, GRAFTON Plain,iff
an A. ALLEN GRAFTON. Defend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-13

deprive them OF desirabl positions
as hremen which railroads per
NIT the INTO hold
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-13

The above poos the American
National
infante OF
presents problem March Of Dimes:
while polio nearly quadruped
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-13
Lynehing Statistics, 1850

According records compiled in the Department of
Records Research Tuskegee Institute there were TWO
i,.oc Oh d1riuV last Vpar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-01-13
4 Jordan. Aiiys'
fls .ssgT pavison Street

| 49," :, Michigan n ~. III y,
state ro' :, for the County o.
's avn Ma a NJ, SMITH Plsln,''''
' iEFrPoY SMITH Defendant
n 49, NO. ss7.s2o
order Of Publication !.
). . session Of SAID Court nsld
A. County Bu,ldinf al me
b.. ne !, Detroit Detroit N nc County OF OF
E'Iiy o and State q Michigan on y
w. Masn a7,h day Of October = =
h95O rAn,n. Muir
IT,, Circuit judge
ri, appearine from AlliaaNl' az { /,
L.'bed hereto anc f'.ed neie''''h
. ~ Leroy Snan deiendan'
Ena' Ia, 4 No, a, dent OF the
y ''' ,,'n,v .. WAYNE ana S'aie 81
k,'cb;san pui that ~ docs reside
A, 9609 GlaSko Siitel n h' ny
n G. Louis and Sieie Z Missouri,
On Motion Of t'Ins San and
|,orcan a,osncys iei Fianiiil
IT IS ORDERED mat ne ABOVE
med defencani .ptca' and an
ever the Bill @! Ccmplani NED
& This cause ~ltnA Three -
months from date ms Os''ef
S.he same may 4, 'aNen aS ron-
kssed against hr
1 IT Is FURTHER ORDERED
|tha, a copy OF this ofae' ne sent
ho the defendant AZ n.s asi known
|sddress by registcie6 mail or a
bike copy be published tcofaHnr
10 law. -
THOMAS J MURPHY
Ciicui Judge
IA True Copy
Edgar NJ. Bganigan Clerk
|Hy J. H. Burkfardt.
Deputy Clerk IL . l-l3