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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-05-01

DID SPRING cleaning disclose
several old dresses you find too good
to throw away but no longer very in
spring to wear? They can be made
over for child, and some made
overs are prettier than new.
In restyling, remember to utilize
as many features of the old garment
as possible I have known mothers
who could use the buttons and but
ton holes without resewing, but
when / try that, / have trouble fin
ishing the neck and waistlines. In
stead, / like to use a Upper up the
back of the waist, having it long
enough to extend about two inches
into the skirt for easier dressing and
undressing.
There are two good reasons for not
tipping the fronts of children's
dresses: First, child may, in fall
ing, be injured by the upper pull;
second, these fastenings make an
all too-attractive toy.
Skirt TO Dress
Let us take a gathered, peasant
skirt and turn it into size two dress.
It will make a size four, as readily.
The easiest style has a basque
waist with Peter Pan collar (white
on a figured dress), puffed sleeves
and gathered skirt First measure
the proper skirt length, allowing a
half-inch at the upper edge for seam
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-05-01
s. Cool FOR Sar,r.s,

Left No. s4s7- Simple, youthful sundress
topped with crisp button-on cape Sizes
TO- II, IA. 16, Is, 20. Size IL, dress, 314 yards
of 39-inch material; cape, 115 yards.
Below. No. sss1-All she needs for sum-
mer playtime-a darling dress that's delights
fully easy to make Sizes /, 2, 8, A, 5,
years. Size 2. 216 yards of 39-inch material.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-22

Slate of Michigan. the p,.,.,a
Court Tor the County III 49,
NO. 3S7.082
In the Matter Of the Fs,.,. -,
James l.. NEWLY. Deceased
Notice Is hereby gwen m, a,
fed'ors OF said deceased ,,o
luired To present their claims
IN writing and under oath T.,
ana Court AT the Probate on.
IN the City of Detroit. IN ia
County. and 10 serve co...
thereoi upon MACK NEWLY
emo VELVO NEWLY Adm'n;.
trstors. al 1920 GooAard 81 ~
iroit -. Michigan o, a. 49,.
tht 18th day Of Jann,r, AZ
1893: and that such claims III,
be heard by said cn,,rt d. g., ~
Judge Thomas G M,r,L, ~
Court Room No sos ".
County Building i'm ~. a., :, -,
yetroit. Ia said County on g.
18th day Of January AD ,os,
~ Two O'Clock in the .ft..ro,.'
Dated November II 1859
THOMAS {. MURPHY
judge Of piobai
Published IN Deirof r ',".
once each week for ih,o, .,'I
successfully. within ~ D.,
from the date hereof 10y
~ % is6.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-22
Order OF Publication
No. le4.022

~"@f "NsfN@@
AT session Of sud court bold
at the County Build.ne At The
City Of Detroit. in tie County
OF Wayne and state % Michigan.
on this 25lh day % September
A d. 1852
Present Hon Miles \ CuIc
han. Circuit judge
II appearing from AfiidoNii AZ
tachcd hereto and flied herewith
that the Bill Of Complaint was
filed in this cause on the 10th
day Of September 1852 hy the
Plaintiff and against The Defend
ant named herein that the de
PENDANT is a resident. u this state
and procces for her appearance
has been duly issued AND that
the same could not be crvcd py
reason of her absence from or
conccaImcnt within this state or
by reason Of her continued 40
sencc from her place " residence
On Motion 81 s Fanaaar.
attorney for the plaintiff
IT is ORDERED that thc ahovc
named defendant appear md an
Swor the BIZ oi Compliant illcd
herein within three 80 months
from the date Of ih's Otln or
the same may be taken as con
fesscd against her
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy OF I'll. Ode he sent
10 the Defendant at ben last
known address by registered mail
and a like copy be puhli-h'h
according to law
MILES N 'CULEHAN
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
Edgar NJ Branigln clerk
BY A. c. Gallagher Deputy Cle'N
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-22
willis M. Graves & Claude W.
Haywood. A'iYs.
81 Mack

a. STATE , Of Michigan County "a
IS. 404.09s
AZ session Of the p ob >.
Court for said County Of W. XXX,
he'd al the Probate Cou,t Po',,
~ me City Of Detroit on lie
tenth day Of Novenbei In ~.
wear one thousand nine hupd,.d
md Fifty Two. '
Present: Honorable Wlll,m =
Cody. Judge Of Probate
In the Matter 81 The F.,, -
QUEEN NC CONDISHEE d,
ceased
On reading and fling the 100
lit'on OF Emma Settles psayine
mat administration ~ sand c.iate
be granted to John Knox 81 .o,ro
'ihcr suitable person.
IL - ordered. That me Hnth
DAY OF Dccemhc, ncNi. a lon
O'Clock in the forenoon N ii
Court Room be appointed M
hearing said petition
And 4 IS fuithc, Ofdoltf Th.,
q copy Of this order bee published
once IN each week for fhrcc
weeks conSecuiivcly plc, ou. 10
said time Of hca,ine Ia iho Dc
ttoit Tribune. q ne's,pap. prni.
ed and circulated in Sid County
~ WAYNE
WILLIAM J CODY
Jude" If Ptobste
"a true copyl
JOSEPH + O'SULLIVAN
Deputy Probate Register
~ - T. s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-22
Willis NJ. Grave.
a claude W. Haywood. Attvs.
81 Maek

q. % MACK
:, ''a'c 81 Michigan, the Probate
N"u ior the County Of WV.
No. lol.s22
ini The Matter OF the FS,a,. .,
LIZZIE G BONNER. Deceased
Notice is hereby gwen tha, ~,
'''o''ors Of said deceased are
'qo'fed TO present their claims.
~ writing and under oath 10
s"'u court at the Probate Office
N me City Of Detroit. in said
N"uniy. and 10 serve conv
,h're"i upon Ernest c. Richards
1,""'lnisuiioir Of said estate ~,
""' East Forest, Detroit Mich;-
Kan on or before the 22nd dav
o. January A. ID. 1853. and thai
'n'h claims viii be heard bv
,''u court before Judge vii
m , J. Cody In Court Room No
'o4 Wayne County Buildine in
ne CITY Of Dcti oft in said
-uh'v on the 22nd dsy Of
January A ID 1853. al two
.'lo'k IN the afternoon
oi'd November 10. 1852
WILLIAM J. CODY.
Judge Of Probate
published IN Detroit Tribune
once each week for three weeks
,u''' .iN'ly within thirty DAYS
ii"'n he date hereof
II l5-il-29
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-22
Tartars for Munies

Wayne University, nie knamc
The Taitars" was Inc result of
i campus VIDE election held in
the mid-twcnt IS.
Prior 70 that the WaNn,
teams had been known IS ihr
"MunieS'-for Municipal and
Griffins. the name OF q famous
sailing ship that disappeared on
the Great Lakes during ihc carly
exploration days
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-22
Order To Appear
No. 4e2.9S3

~ sfs.pn OF tho Above en-.
li'i'd Court held in he County,
building. in the Cny Of Detroit
County Of WAYNE. and state OF
Michigan tins 2nd day of Oc.
tobcr A y 1852
Present Honorable Carr NJ.
Wcidcman Circuit Judge.
II appearing hv affidavit hereto
attached that thc defendant Es-
Sc Brown. IS mol resident OF
Michean. but that hci last known
plsee ~ residence WAS al No.
1917 Eth street. Ecoisc. Michi.
gan Dcponcnt says further, thru
SAID affidavit. that tho defendant
j, either ~ hiding OF ha, left
ihc Stat, oi Michigan
On motion 81 william ! Pat
Ick 81 Attorney for Plaintiff.
il w Hereby Ordered that the
defendant enter her appearance.
either In pcl,on or hv Attorney.
with d fincr months from date
hereof ar the Bill Of Complaint
W.ll be- lak'n u.s. confessed spainSt
her
II IS Farther Ordered. that a
true COPY ol thlc Order TO Appear
be- mailed 10 the last known
adde's Of The defendant by reg
i,icrcd mail. return receipt re-
uucSicd and that true copy
Of said Order 10 Appear be pub
!. ,hcd according 10 law
Carl. NJ WEIDEMAN.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
Edgar VI Branigin. Clerk
BY A c Gallagher.
Deputy Clerk 10 l8--ll %.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-22
Order OF Publication
No. 4e5.745

AZ q session Of sad CONT hold
~ the Court House. in the WAYNE
County Building In tho Ci,v y,
Detroit County Of WAYNE and
state Of Mich ean on the 2lst
ri October A d 1852
Pfcscf' the Hon Cl,nc 7
"ob,'e Ci,cmi Judeo
], appcarins by alida,i at
'7chcd hereto that he aid de-
hndani Antonio J S,'ilc Is not
a resident - the state Of Michi-
gan and that bis lat known "a
drc- was 27l4 South Dalton s.
Los Angeles Gals
On motion ~ Aipnlo D Pci'i
foid atorne> %. pa u,if
IT IS ORDERED that fhc Il d
d'fendeu' Antonio ! settle.
enter his appcaraur, n THIS cause
on ~ bcicfc ihfcc u1u,hs rom
tho date Of ihi order "a hat the
bill Of compliant filed heron be
token a. confessed and TIE ,aid
oidor b civcd and publ he'd
as required hy la'e
CLYDE I WEBSTER.
Circuit judge
A Tuic Cops
Edesi ~ Rlane clerk
a G Gallagher Deputy Clerk
II 1915
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-22

y LEI the nations be glad and
sing Tor Joy: for thou shall
Judge the people rishfeousiy.
and govern the nations upon
earth. Selah. Let the people
praise thee. o God. let all the
people praise thee. Then
snail The earth yield her in
crease; and God. even our own
God. shall bless US.
God shall bless us: and an The
nds 81 the earth Shall fear him .
SICK AND SHUT-INS Ms
Annie Marbuiy. 5l23 Tillrnan is
recovering al home. Alfred Har-
fison, 5lSS Wabash. Gussie Be-
bee. 1888 Brush Pinky Baysby.
% Hague: Mary Tindle. 1881
John r.. Carrie Rage. 800 Gar
Held; A Teaslcy. 589 King.
Dorothy Mcdonald. 1921 Pineroe.
Celia Cant, l450 f. Garfield: Era
Wilson. 3349 Hudson. Lille Mel
son. 1867 Log Cabin.
In the following hospitals are:
James Richardson. Harper. Jean
Whitaker. Detroit Memorial.
James William MARKS Rowell
Montall, Harper. Alberta Pros
srr. Harper Eva Mae Bagsby.
Wpman's: Wilson Hill. Harper.
Freeman Garrett. Vets. Victoria
Scales Wayne County. James
Wall. Vets F. Few. Haynes. w.
Prescott. Harper; Johnnie Mae
Hmtis ParkSide.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Chappie
OF 52aS Tillman recently be-
came The proud parents of a
set Of twin boys Milton. and
Mitchell the latter was one
hour older. The Chappie's have
been married for seven years
and are the parents OF three
more children. The Com
munifY Prayer Band will hold
ITS llfh annual service at ST.
Paul AME Zion Church on Dec.
End al 8 pm. Pearl L. Green
Is president and c. S. Hill is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-22

pie pi aisc Thee. o God. lei sll the
secretary.
Special dinner guests Of the
Ebenezer AME usher boald sun
day afternoon Ne Mis-. y.
Grecnidge and Miss Ielean Comp
ton OF 923 .Woodlawn. and Mes
danes Levads Baker and Jero-
lenc MoSely OF sos Deifoi, Oh
OF Ann Aibor The Rev. Bon
Jan.n Brooks, Ebcne<er ANE as
sistani pastor dedicated IA, u "
home Of Mrs, Elizabeth lIusic,
OF 4763 Gladstone ~ sore, 0.
friends attended. Nj Helm
Williams OF 2738 Rnard Is ,icklcd
to have hcr son. Edward ,l,ltng
her from Cincy OHIO
NJ. Jennie Dickson Of 1856
Goodwin. Highland PatA !. plan
ming 10 fly 10 Pittsburgh SUNDAY
to spend her Thanksgiving wiin
, relatives and friends Funeral
services swere held recently ior
Charles Cassidy OF 53lj Tlllman.
+. Pfc William Cooper @. 1862
Erskine is home on Ical. nom
his air base station in Cheyenne,
Z Wyoming Also h.sr ol
leave is Pfc. Gcia.d C.,t.-..
{ brother Of William. w.t., IS s'a-
toned at Camp Aitc.bu s. nd.
Pvt Charles Grmich On ~
MIS- NJ. Crimick Of 1896 T'inan,
has returned TO his Kcn'ueky Sex.
ton after visiting with lis moth
or
J. MAR. an underwater for
an insurance company. was
visitor last week from New
York City. Mrs. f. c. John.
son and her daugh err. n; g. L.
Safzie OF 1905 vinewoo en-.
joYed having Mrs. Billie Viz
hams of Tulsa. Okla. ie pend
few days as their 1ues'. She
plans an early return.
Dear Miss Conner ~. .c ho
bachelor for 45 N,ai au z
don't seem to GET 49, place 7
work only whom I'r ,Sir va al
odd Jobs Recently I mo- Z 70
year old Girl who after court
ship agreed 10 marry No & vfu
approved Of our mat u N,aher
OF Us have seen you hu' hayc
read your column ~ ihc 7 hnnc.
DO you think We ,houii -ct n..f-
rlcd9-Thomas.
Answer: think that both ~
YOU hould see NE pcr~onallq.
As II appears. you have nothing
10 offer the young lady. no. o
mention vour love. Suggest that
you write more details about the
lives 81 The young lady and your
self ard about fu'ufc plan, Only.
then may hc able to you
sound advice
Dcm Mss Conner I haze
three week OIL baby 81 ihaAc
an offer Of Vey 20 ~ hu'
my husband rfu-r. 20 ,"i me
accept II can aci pncanc 10
take care of NV bahv Aut uv
husband ,ill refuses IL 49, n.c
work What DO you ,iercs
Mrs Brook
Answer 7 am incliacF io aar,c
with your husband Cciiaiolv
child should have "a" icndc
Gaze and love of Us np'h,
Since YOU did not mention ahot
being IN financial difficulties 7
can see M reason why sou N,uhi
desire IN leave vour clrid 20
work no matter ho, 1'is1riivc
il may be
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-22
S.. 2s9.Ioo

Ikif 81 hitiiiEdn' Nou1ty VI
r.
Il IS. 2e3.l0o
n ~ son Of the Probate
"A for aid County Of Wayne.
Il n rs, Probate Court Room
h. CT, o; Dctrnt, on the
MI eighth day OF October.
h. ycsl one thousand nine
,dr,d ana hiiy two.
NJ mt Tnapas c Murphy.
NJ Of p bate
n tie Matter Of the Change
b. n' WILLIE MUM an
b caaln- and filing the pc
b ol N said Willie Mum
Nm 'h4i h name be changed
gllLiF NAURY
Il j. odrrcd That the Fifth
No. D'fr'NlloI. next, al ten
b. n lr' forenoon at said
n Room be appointed for
w. sud PETITION
ID & a'bcr Ordered, That
b. Of ~ order be published
N e.eh week for three
Is eon q'voly previous 10
time ~ hearing, in the De
lT buno a newspaper print
b. ta'cd ia said County
Eavrr
THOMAS C. MURPHY.
Judge OF Probate
IDe CupD
b = O'Sullivan.
b. pfob ic Register.
ll-8-ll-22.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-22
Order Of Publication
No. 494.62l

Y ION Of said Court held
10 Court House in the City
Dcif0l on the 23rd day Of
&mbor a D 1852.
fson' The Hon. Miles NJ.
*han cuuit Judge.
tsppcafNng 60 this Court from
Rlildati' of the plaintiff that
peiendaNi Incz Haynes. does
Fe'do m the State OF Michi-
but resides al 4432 Cote
4nn' 81 Louis. Missouri:
N MOTION OF HERBERT
attorney for plain
n Is ORDERED that she ap-
n ana aH wcr the Bill Of Com
illcd in this cause within
y months from the date Of
order OF said bill will be
N as confessed. and that q
\ Of 'hr order be sent 10 the
kno"n address of said de-
lani ny registered mail. and
Pc o fegistered return re-
signed by the defendant is
pycd NAT this order be pub
~ q. REQUIRED by law.
NILES N. CULEHAN.
Il Circuit Judge.
riur Copy)
n " Branigin, Clerk
r. Gallagher. Deputy Clerk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-22
c MURPHY.
Judge OF Probate
Herbert L. Dudley. Atty.
1885 Russell Street

Shl' y Michigan. in the Cir
E Court for the County OF
no IN Chanccry.
HAYNES. Plain
" INfI HAYNES. Defend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-22
Order of Publication
No. 495.0a0

No. $4,000
Al .c.ion ~ said Court held
IN the CITY NJ Detroit Wayne
County Michigan. on Oct G.
1852
Prcecnt Hon Gail NJ Wcide-
man Circuit Judge.
II appears 10 this Court from
Affidavit on file that the de-
fcndani Richard Jackson. is not
q resident Of the City Of Detroit
Wavnc County Michigan. but
re- .idcs IL 1913 Curtis street. To-
'lcdo. Ohio
On Motion of Charles b Berry.
Attorney for the Plaintiff
I'r Is HEREBY ORDERED that
the defendant Richard Jackson.
enter his appearance in said cause
on or before three (3) months
nom the date OF tins Order. or
81 d Bill Of Complain, viii. be
taken as confessed against MIN.
and thai a copy Of said Order be
sent ~ The last known post Of
flee address Of the defendant.
said address being 1919 Curtis
81 Toledo. Ohio. by registered
mail return receipt requested.
and delivery To addresScc only.
TT rs FURTHER ORDERED
that II the defendant is not per-
sonally served a true copy of
This Order be published in the
Detroit Tribune. 'newspapcr
printed published. and circulat-
ing in said County Of Waync.
for six consecutive weeks. ac-
cofdinp 10 law
CARL NJ WEIDEMAN
Circuit Judge
CA True Copy
Edgar M Branig.n. Clerk.
Bv A. c. Gallagher. Deputy Clerk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-22
Alonzo D. Peiiiford. ATTY.
70S Lawyers Bldo

slate Of Mich.gan IN the Cir.
cui Court tor the County o.,
"oyne in Chanccry
COliDlA SETTLE. Plaintiff vs.
ANTONIO J SETTLE. Defend.
-. - -.''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-22

S. J. Flanagan. Atty.
1927 E. Davidson

State OF Michigan. in the On
cult Court Tor the County ~
WAYNE in ChancclN
EARL r. HARRIS. Plaintiff
IS JERELENF HARRIS Defend
ant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-22
COMMUNITY
NEWS

WEEKLY BIBLE LESSON. psa,r,. 81.

WEEKLY BIBLE LESSON Psalms GIL God be rn.-,-', 49,
IT, anu piesS US and cause his upon Us Selah
"ay way may be known the saving ha m
among all nations Let the people D. aisc thee q God H.. \, 49,.
people praise - - = ~ "a Oh "''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-22
William T. Patrick. Sr..
Sol L wyers BUILDING

state Of Michigan q The Cir
eut Court .or the County Of
W4vro in Ch1ncelv
MhPIFII BROWN. Plan
m q. FSelE BROWN Defend
ant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-22
L..,,,,.m v. Banks. Any.
xos Crasiof

sos crs,ioi -
is ..,' ., for the County OF
'e ~ / BREWER. Plaintiff,
EIA1THANIEL BREWER De-
or order Of publication
se.'Ion Of said Court held
Courthouse in the City OF
(, COUNTY and state afore-
~ ~. 10Th day Of October
.n NO. Honorable Carl M.
',n Circuit Judge.
e .aa above entitled cause Il
.;og that the defendant.
t'niel Brewer. is a resident
,.,e ana that process for
[noea,ancc has been duly Is.
nd that the same could
T. .eryod by reason oil ms
r. from or eoncealment
,he tate and by reason
,oatinucd absence from
NJ residence. thel efore,
Zion Of William V. Banks.
rrey ioi Plaintiff,
lis ORDERED that the de-
II, enter his appearance in
|,,use on or before three
II. nom the date OF this or
Ia that within forty days,
pIajniiif cause this order TO
n,,hrshed in a newspaper
'hed snd circulated within
county. sid publication 10
or,inuea once in each week
4, week IN succession.
rARl. n WEIDEMAN.
Circuit Judge
iue Copy
! " Branigin. Clerk
c Gallagher Deputy Clerk
ii-15--i2 20.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-22
Charles B. Berry. ATTY.
1909 Btoadwav

sac q Michigan. IN nc Cir
CUT Court Tor The County u
Waync in Chanccry..
OCTAVGA JACKSON. Plaintiff
SIS RICHARD JACKSON, De
lDnAnni
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-22
s. J. Flanagan. Atty.
1927 E. DAWSON

Of Michigan. County OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-22
5. J. Flanagan. Atty.
1877 r. Dawson

State Of Michigan. the p,o,.,,s
eouft iof the County Of W.v,o
Evening star., 1952-08-17
DR.. AIva |. Davis Named
To American u. Post

DR.. Alva Leroy Davis has been
appointed director OF studies at
the language center of American
University. Acting President James
j. Robbins announced yesterday.
DR.. Davis will assume his new
post tomorrow. He formerly was
a member Of the faculty at West
ern Reserve University in Cleve-
land.
He holds degrees from Indiana
State Teachers College and the
University of Michigan. He is one
of group of scholars preparing
a linguistic atlas Of the United
States.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
1888 Million Is Unclaimed
From Old Bonds, Official Soys

there is doubt as to whether many
lof them ever will be cashed.
The great bulk of the remainder
lis in regular Treasury bonds $685.
|890,750 of them) and in small
denomination savings bonds
($118.238, BOT WORTH where the
securities are tied up by litigation,
or where the owners have for
gotten them, or are unaware that
they have matured
Most Have Matured.
Mr.. Kilby, a veteran Of a
quarter of a century Of Treasury
service, believes that many holders
Of old and matured savings bonds
think that they still are earning
interest.
"Under the most recent law"
he says. "the newest, or Series E.
savings bonds, continue to draw
Interest as long as an owner
wishes to keep them. But this ap-
plies only to that series, all of
which have maturity dates on or
after July l, 1851. Bonds which
came due before that no longer
draw interest and should be. ex-
changed for new bonds SO the
money can be put back to work
for its owners"
Every now and then, says the
commissioner, an old bond is
turned in for cash. Not long ago.
for instance. an owner surren-
dered per cent 1861 bond winch
had matured prior to 1870 and
earned no interest since that time.
Becomes More Difficult.
"Of course" Mr.. Kilby adds.
leach passing year may make it
more difficult to cash such q bond.
We have no statute of limitation
on bonds and keep the records
permanently but a son, or grand
son. or other heir of the original
owner. must show that he Is theI
only heir entitled to the money.
That becomes more complicated
las time goes on"
The 1890 securities, then called
Government stock" were issued
when President Washington and
Hamilton, his Secretary of the
Treasury, set out formally to pay
off the Revolutionary War debt.
most of it originally financed by
borrowings by the individual col
onies. OF the $50 million Of that
3 to 6 per cent initial American
issue, 27.869.77 is still outStand-
ing, though the Government quit
paying interest 80 years ago.
Mr.. Kilby suggests, incidentally,
that if some one finds in some
ancestors effects piece of that
1890 paper, he had better consult
an old coin authority before rush.
ing to the Treasury to redeem it.
1--WE know" he says, that some
of that old stock is still held in
collections, where its curio value
considerably exceeds what the
Treasury would pay for it; how
ever, we have the money. if any
one can prove that he is the heir
to whom it is owed"
Evening star., 1952-08-17
By Mortin S. Hoyden
North American Newspaper AlIiooe.

'<S' =" "'Si'SS" 'NS"sPePSs S<hiot~S
For several thousand Americans
a peek in great-grandfather'S old
hair trunk. or in modern safe
deposit boxes, is in order. The
potential prize is part of $780,
843,912.76 in 1natured United
States Government bonds which
have not been cashed.
According to Edwin L. Kilby,
the Commissioner of Public Debt,
every one Of the wandering bonds
lis good for its face value, plus
interest, to the maturity date,
provided you can prove that you
either bought it yourself or are
the legitimate heir of someone who
did.
Though some bonds date back
ito the original American loan
which George Washington and Al
Iexander Hamilton floated in 1890,
Mr.. Kilby calculates that only
81 $3.50, ,670-the total Of bonds is
sued before 1917 and long since
Imatured-are in a class where
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Public Relations Unit Meets

The National Capital Forge of
the American Public Relations AS
sociation will hold its weekly
at 1915 pm. tomorrow
at the Lafayette Hotel. Dan Kop-
lik will speak on APRA's annual
convention. to be held in the May
flower Hotel in October.
Evening star., 1952-08-17
Indion Lepers Increase

NEW DELHI (P)-India's leper
population has reached IL million
l--and government officials say it
may go higher. The health min
lister declared in Parliament that
best estimates" indicate this to
lbe the minimum number of cases.
Evening star., 1952-08-17

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