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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04
Herman d. Siallings. Atty.
354 Visger Road
River Rouoe Mir

State 81 Michigan County OF
Wayne
SIS. 4o2.s22
AT session OF the Probate
Court fof said County OF Wayne,
held al the Probate Court Room
IN the City Of Detroit, on the Fiji
teenth day OF September, in the
year one thousand nine hundred
and Fifty-two.
Present: Honorable Patrick III
O'Brien Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF
RAYMOND FAISON, Deceased.
On reading and filing the pc
t;tlon Of Hosea Faison praying
that administration OF said estate
be granted 10 himself or some
other suitable person
II is ordered. That the TWEEN
ty-First day of October. next. az
ten O'Clock in the forenoon before
Judge William Cody at said
Court Room be appointed for
hearing said petition.
And il is further Ordered. That
q copy Of this order be published
once in each week for three
weeks consecutively previous to
said time OF hearing. in the De
troit Tribune. a newspaper print
Cd and circulated in said County
OF Wayne
PATRICK II O'BRIEN.
Judge OF Probate.
"a true copy
Joseph r. O'Sullivan.
Deputy Probate Register.
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NO. 4S2.775
Order of Publication

AT a session OF SAID Court held
IN the Courthouse. City OF De-
troit Wayne County. Michigan
this 18th dav Of August. A. d..
1852.
Present Honorable Guy A.
Miller, Circuit Judge
II appearing from the affidavit
on file that the above named De-
PENDANT is not a resident of Mich
gan. but is presently residing at
Buck County Prison Doyleston.
Penn, and therefore is not with
in the jurisdiction Of this Court,
therefore:
On motion OF Emmett j Tray
lor. Attorney for Plaintiff. il is
ordered that the said Defendant
appear and answer the Bill of
Complaint filed in the cause here
presented. within three 90 months
from the date Of this order. or
said Bill Will be taken as con-
fessed.
II is further ordered that a
copy of this order be published
according TO the law and that d
copy OF this order be sent by reg
istered mail 10 the Defendant
Earl Clarence Hobbs. al Buck
County Prison. Dovleston. Penn
sylvanIa. within twenty t20l days
from date hereof
GUY A. MILLER.
Circuit Judge
"a true copy)
EDGAR NJ BRANIGIN, Clerk.
Dan M Wojcik.
Deputy Clerk. (9-20 1925.
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NO. 493.444
ORDER TO APPEAR

Al q session Of the above en-
titled Court. held in the County
Building. in the City OF Detroit.
County of ayne. and State OF
Michigan. this 9th day OF August
AID 1852
Present. Honorable Thomas F.
Mahet. Circuit Judge
II appearing by affidavit here
20 attached. that the defendant,
Robert l.. Nogagnc. is not resi-
dent Of the state of Michigan.
but that his last known place OF
residence was al 1923 M Call
Street. Charlotte. North Carolina,
On motion OF William T. Pat
4lck. Sr.. Attorney for Plaintiff.
II - HEREBY ORDERED. that
the defendant. Robert l.. Moragne.
enter his appearance IN this cause.
within three months from date
hereof. or the bill OF complaint
will be taken as confessed against
him:
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED.
that a true copy of this Order TO
Appear be sent 20 the last known
address of the defendant. by reg
stered mail. postage prepaid. re-
turn receipt requeSted and. that
A true copy Of said Order to-Ap-
pear be published according 10
lazy
THOMAS F. MAHER.
Circuit Judge
a true copy)
EDGAR NJ. BRANIG1N. Clerk.
BY Ed Murawskl.
Deputy Clerk (96 l0-lh.
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Frederick Yates. Atty.
1877 ST. Antoine

Stote OF Michigan County OF
W4yne
SIS. 3ss.24s
AT . session OF the Probate
Ccusi for said County OF Wayne.
held al the Probate Count Room
IN the City Of Detroit on the
Seventeenth day Of September.
IN tie year one thousand nine
hundred and Fifty-two.
Present.: Honorable Thomas C.
Murphy Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
LORENA WATERS. Deceased.
Onla Jones. Administrative Of
sa,d estate having rendered 10
this Court her first and final ac-
count in said matter and filed
herewith her petition praying
that the residue Of said estate be
assigned to the person or persons
entitled thereto.
1t is ordered, That the Tween
ty-Second day of October. next.
az ten o'clock in the forenoon al
said Court Room be appointed
fof examining and allowing said
account and hearing said petit
ton
And il is further Ordered. That
q copy Of this order be published
once in each week for three
weeks conSecutively previous 10
said time OF hearing. in the De-
troit Tribune a newspaper pint
Cd and circulated in said County
Of Wayne
THOMAS c MURPHY
Judge Of Probate.
a true copy)
Joseph r O'Sullivan.
Deputy Probate Register
GO 27 -l0-lD
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Edward A. Simmons. Atty.
900 LAWYERS BLDG.

State OF Michigan, County OF
Wayne
IS. 3s5.lS6
AT a session OF the Probate
Court for the said County OF
Wayne. held az the Probate Court
Room IN the City OF Detroit. on
the Eleven day of September. in
the year one thousand nine hun
a cd and FIlty-two.
Present: Honorable James II
Sexton. Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
CLAUDE J. PETTIWAY. De
ceased.
Edward A. Simmons. Admin
strator OF said estate. having
endcred 10 this Court his first
and final account in said matter
and filed herewith his petitions
praying that he be allowed addi-
tional compensation for extra
ordinary services rendered in
the administration OF said estate
and that the residue of said es-
tate be assigned 10 the pei sons
entitled thereto.
II is ordered. That the Twenty
FIRST day of October. next. at ten
o'clock in the forenoon before
Judge William j Cody ~ said
Court Room be appointed for ex-
aiming and allowing said &C
count and hearing said petitions.
And IL is further Ordered. That
copy of this order be published
once IN each week for three
weeks conSecutively previous to
said time of hearing. in the De
tioit Tribune. a newspaper print
cd and circulated in said County
OF Wayne
JAMES II SEXTON.
Judge OF Probate.
CA true copy
Joseph +. O'Sullivan.
Deputy Probate Register
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William T. Patrick. Sr.
SOL Lawyers Bld0.

State OF Michigan. in the CIR
cult Court for the County of
WAYNE IN Chancery.
BETTY MORAGNE. Pltlntiff.
IS. ROBERT L. MORAGNE. De-
PENDANT.
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Alonro ID. Pefiitord. Atty.
7os Lawyers Bldg.


S'sie 81 Michigan. ~ inc ="
cunt Court for me County OF
wayne IN Chaneery-
CORINNE JOHNSON ram
t.ft " HENRY W JOHNSON
Defendant
Order Of Publication
No. $4,000
A, session % SAID court aeia
AZ the Count House IN me
Way1, County Building IN the
CIV % Nc'o.i, County OF WAYNE
and -s.ato ~ Michigan on the
13 asv @ Aurusf 10 ls92
Pse-cnf Tnr lion Guy a Nh
lef CreW' Jadge
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NO. 4S7.s22
Order OF Appearance

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- me COURT ii2s.e N ,ne sq
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ON DAY OF Aye"a' = v, ~. ~.
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IN lhiS Sa0 appsa. .,s J
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tached, mat 'nee'V ' y. /
Tor me appr'. n'' = y, y, J,
PENDANT has PCT .,'-e' 90 ~ !, !
unoer me ss'' pr -. ' (. ~ :,
mat ne sam yla no' = s ~
or or Deiote ''.o ~. .. !, ~ ga Il, 4
OF Tor me Fea.'a 'hs ~ ,'' i
ienoant be.nt g u'. ~ v,r,
City OF be'fo'' UNIV - ..,' ~ y
ana Stat ~ M.', gag W. $3.50
cealed therein 'nl ss .'i-o ~ \
summon has 2 81 ie,u p ~. \
nc cer''i, ; ~ ,p,,.
Sno"lne hft -, I'D
IN. inquiry s t.. lo., M. "a
not be scrvct a' ~. ..'' M vd
address. l-',' n, '', r,s,gn q
iean: on o. b"'' '''e '''''' :
On motion SIS Hnn Hs'in
N 80, a -, -, - !, M
y ,vns spTl
'e''fnnt kos II. ', ,sres rsn4
:, ~. ms &C., e.vl ; 4 =, order 4
rom me GO ,,s,r,rs ]
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493.l44
Order Of Publication


AT q session of said Court held
in the Court House in the CIV
OF Detroit. on the 10Th dav OF
August. AID, 1852.
Present: Honorable Guy A
Miller. Circuit Judge.
In this cause, il appearing that
the defendant, .Rosilee Miller. is
not a resident Of the State OF
Michigan. but that he resides AZ
1914 r Street NV. Washing
ton. DC.
ON MOTION OF CHESTER
SMITH. Attorney for Plaintiff
IT IS ORDERED that the de
fendant, Rosilee Miller. enter her
appearance in said cause on OF
before three (3) months from the
date OF this order, OF the Bill Of
Complaint may be taken as con
fessed, and that a copy of this or.
der be served upon the defendant
either personally or by register
ed mail. or that said order be
published as required by law
GUY A. MILLER
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
EDGAR NJ BRANICIN. Clerk
BY A j. Gallagher.
Deputy Clerk. (9-20 10 251
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Emmett J. TraYlor. Atty.
S6l3 Stanford

State OF Michigan in the Cir
cult Court for the County OF
Wayne In Chanccly,
ROBERTA MAIDEN HOBBS. KS.
EARL CLARENCE HOBBS. De-
lendant
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NO. 4s4.22s
Order of Publication

0CA Vi publication
A o session OF the said court
held IN the cour. house in the
City OF Detroit. County of WAYNE
and State OF Michigan on The
10Th day of September. 1852
Present; Honorable Miles N
Culehan. Circuit Judge
II appearing from affidavit on
ne that the defendant. Maxine
Lewis IS not resident OF the
state of Michigan. but she is a
resident of Ontario. Canada and
thai she resides al 1921 Nc
Dougall Street. in the civ n
windsor Ontario. Canaca.
On motion of ..rthur w
rhodes. attorney for plaintiff II
!, ordered, that the defendant
Maxine Lewis. appear and an
swer the bill OF complaint filed
IN this cause within Three Month
rom me date Of this order or
soid bill OF complaint shall be
taken as confessed aga .nst her
~ the plaintiff.
II Is further ordered that = true
Npy OF this order be- publ shod
according 20 law. and that = true
COPY OF this order be sent by reg
l'.fed mail TO the said defendant
al her last known post Office ad.
81 ess. at least twcftv DAYS be-
'ote the time prescribed for her
appearance. "0'
MILES n CULENAN.
"a true copy)
EDGAR NJ BRANIGIN Clork
BY J II Burkhardt
Deputy Clerk % % 10 %,
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Chester Smith. Atty.
gil Graiiof

State OF Michigan in the Cir
cult Court for the County of
Wayne in Chancery.
JAMES MILLER. Plaintiff. vs..
ROSALEE MILLER, Defendant.
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LEGAL N0r|tl|
Charlie, ,. B. Berry. Az,
1908 Broadw.." ''h

aVaIe Of MlcI-la1 = \. !
cult Court fot ,be H \
WAYNE in Chaneesv my
TONNE MI, BOOKER p,.,
vs. CHARLES BOovFss.' a,
PENDANT '1h
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Arthur w. Rhodes. Atty.
6Q7 e Adams

State Of Michigan in the Cir
cut Court for the County Of
Wayne in Chancery.
RAY LEWIS. Plaintiff v
MAXINE LEWIS. Defendant
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE

Q Piece Dining Room Set
> Piece Living Room Set
RIGA Radio-Phono Combination
Rugs. Cocktail and Lamp
Tables Lamps and other
Furniture Reasonable
Gil TY. 5-O969 2949 Taylor
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NO. 4s3.7l7
Order of Publication

A. a session of said court held
I'm the Courthouse in the City of
Detroit. County Of Wayne and
state OF Michigan this 4th day
September. AID. 1852.
Present: Honorable Thomas F.
Maher. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
showing that the defendant is
not a resident of the State OF
Michigan. and that the present
address or whereabouts of the
and defendant is unknown. al
though diligent search and in
uuiry has been made. and that
he last known address Of said
defendant is William Sloane
Street New York |. New York.
1T IS ORDERED that the said
dt'cndant Sigmund Paul Nowal
SKI enter his appearance in said
cause on or before three months
from date OF this order. or the
Dill OF complaint NAV be- taken
iceisiered mail as required by
law.
THOMAS r MAHER.
Circuit Judge
1A true copy
DGAR M. BRANIGIN. Clerk
y, Phi Sable.
Do putty Clerk fofa IO.fQl
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Samuel II. Rubin. Atty.
23lS Cadillac Tower

State OF Michigan in the Cir
ewt Court for the County OF
WAYNE IN Chancery.
HELEN NOWAI.SKI. Plaintiff.
IS SlGMUND PAUL NOWAL-
SKI Defendant
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CARPENTER and al kinds OF
Alter ations. Free Estimate
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LANES IL SEXTON

Judge OF Probate,
"a true copy
Joseph +. O'Sulllvan.
Deputy Probate Register
Evening star., 1952-05-18

dump trailers, compaction
rollers, crane shovel attach
ments, leaders, fork lifts and
other components. All were
used to great advantage in
military operations.
World War II taught many
lessons-the hard way. The
problems posed were numer-
Gus: Combat conditions, speed
schedules, amphibious and
air operations, tropical, desert,
mountain and Arctic warfare
and necessity for passage over
a wide variety of unstable
terrain. New lessons are being
learned today in Korea.
An intense research and
development program was
inaugurated by the engineers
to produce solutions.
Two major requirements
were apparent. First was the
need for equipment which
could be transported by air.
without disassembly, to assist
in establishing forward air
strips. Second was the need
for equipment for the recon-
ditioning of unstable areas to
permit passage of heavy di-
viSional equipment.
This led to the establish
ment Of a requirement for
Evening star., 1952-05-18

all construction equipment to
provide increased capacity,
mobility, maneuverability,
simplified maintenance, ease
of operation and multi-utility,
where feasible. Combat i'm
poses speed in operations and
logistic difficulties prohibit
having large amounts of
equipment with forward units.
The engineers found it more
satisfactory to have equip
ment that can do a variety of
jobs. even though it may not
be able to do any one Of them
as efficiently as a piece of
machinery designed for that
particular purpose. These
basic factors govern the en-
gineers' mechanical equip
ment program.
Development and testing of
construction equipment is
being continued today at the
Engineer Research and De-
velopment Laboratories at
Fort Belvoir, Va, on a larger
scale than at any other time
in our history. AS the accom-
panying photos show, engi-
neer soldiers are given prac-
tical, realistic training In the
operation and maintenance
of construction equipment.
Evening star., 1952-05-18

TINE MOVEMENT Of earth
L. from one place to an
other in military operations
is a primary function of
Army engineers. Modern
construction equipment, cap
able of moving mountain
or diverting river, now
expertly accomplishes vital
military tasks. Most con-
struction machinery used by
the Corps of Engineers are
commercial models. Special
military design items are
used only when the require
ments are unique.
The history of modern con-
struction equipment started
in 1881 when the first grader
blade was attached to a
wooden farm wagon pulled by
a pair of mules. And In 1921,
just 81 years ago, the motor
grader appeared with an
agricultural tractor as the
prime mover.
During the 20 years prior to
World War II, many advance
ments were made In the de-
velopment of mechanical
construction equipment. The
Engineer Corps adopted a
family of earth-moving equip
ment, including scrapers,
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door. Hes here again" she said
irritably. Always he's ringing
the bell and is here again. You are
a fool"
William" The girl smiled as
she came out of the deep closet.
Now that the die had been cast,
she looked more alive than she
had in weeks.
HE asked me 70 marry him,
you See." Jane sat down at the
window, unscrewing the cap from
her bottle of nail polish. She met
Mrs. Larson's blue eyes and
shrugged. That was impossible,
of course. He would be dull. you
see. / don't want dull life. A
dull life is an abomination."
The girl placed the bottle, OF
polish on the windowsill and went
over to the bureau across the
room. She took out a long en-
velope and handed it to her land
lady. "This came Friday morn
ing. It's a new job, a job as recre-
alton counsellor in a camp on
Lake Champlain. They were
pleased with my qualifications,
and I'm to go to New York to-
morrow to have a chat with one
of the directors"
"Sixty dollars a week, and you
are quittingl This is a sinl"
''If it is a sin, Mrs. Larson.
then I'm afraid I'm an impenitent
sinner"
"He is waiting downstairs, y
Mrs. Larson said severely. 'It Is
impolite to keep people waiting,
even weaklings."
Turning, Jane went to the bu-
reau, studied her reflection in the
mirror, then hurried downstairs.
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Seven Unemployed
Here Receive Sl27

TALLAHASSEE-rn the week
ly release by Chairman Barnes
Of the Florida Industrial Com
mission IL shows that 1878 unem-
ployed under the compensation
law received q total Of $50 ,33i
for an average check Of si7.6i
for the week ending May 10. This
Is an increase Of less than so In
unemployment and 1919 In pay
fneuts over the previous week.
Covering the same period In
1851. however. only ss2,s37 was
paid 70 4.307 for an average pay
ment Of SI425
Seven unemployed In this eoun-
~ drew tiz7.
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William" She stepped into the
living room, smiling family as
she saw him sitting morosely in
a chair near the bookcase. 'sI was
wondering If you would come 10
say goodbye"
He rose, his lips trembling so
that he could hardly speak. tt
/ could scarcely believe It." he
stammered. when Dad told me
IL thought he was-Jane, you
can't mean It'll"
I'm afraid I do"
"But I love you" In a panic,
he rushed across the room and
knelt beside her chair. Jane, I
want to have you always"
"And / wanted someone else"
she said drearily, ''and that didn't
matter, either"
Someone else?" He rose, his
face ashen. There is someone
else?"
"It happened during the war,
William. He was a patient in the
field hospital, and / fell in love
with him and / thought he fell
in love with me. But he was sent
back to a base hospital in England
and married an English nurse and
oh, stop looking like an injured
little boyi" She rose. her bosom
heaving.
"But il he's married p"
Her laugh was harsh, metallic.
"He Is mine, William, For as long
as he lives he will be mine. And
now that know where he Is, I'm
going to have what belongs TO
me"
Turning. she rushed from the
room.
CTs be eenainneS@
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The Nice Hoes9 Nacet1a>s
BY Williom Nevbovsr
Chapter I

Chapter
Mr.. DUNBAR frowned. He had
A'A long held the opinion that his
secretary, Jane Bancroft, was a
strange, restless, badly confused
young lady, but it gave him no
pleasure to have this evaluation
OF her confirmed.
Money seemed to mean little to
her, and there was no reason to
believe that a title would cause
her to change her mind about
leaving. Nor, he suspected, would
a heart-to-heart talk with her
ABOUT her future gain the desired
result. THE Future is Today"
she had once told him. Her eyes
had flashed; there had come onto
her face that grim, bitter express
sion he had seen, now andagain,
on the faces of a great many
youngsters who had served their
country in the late war.
Again he frowned as he looked
down at the letter she had placed
upon his desk after he had left
the office for the long weekend
with his daughter in Connecticut.
Nowhere, he thought, nowhere at
all. She had seen too much. or too
little, she had been hurt too bad
~. AS for himself he sighed
and pressed the call button and
lighted his first cigar of the day
as he sat waiting for his son
William to come back from his
desk near the front door
"You rang, Father" William
Dunbar entered the Office briskly,
as was his wont, and sat down
with his back to the window.
THE truth is that Jane Ban
croft needs help his father said
sadly. He gave her letter TO his
son and sat smoking while the
boy read it. He nodded as William
stiffened. Eyes, I'm afraid she
means it."
"But Saturday night =" Will
liam broke off, sudden flush ris-
ing to his cheeks. What l mean
IS =. well !"
ooh, stop behaving li',e
schoolboy, son; you're fo1,y tGI
I've been aware for some time
that you and Jane have been
going out with one another. 1t
is unimportant"
"Unimportant?" William rose
with a stricken expression and
placed the letter back on his
fathers desk. But love her. !
have asked her to marry me!
Dad, she can't leave. BY thunder,
l won't permit it."
William Dunbar did not so
much as slacken his stride. His
manner so fiuStered that all the
employees stared at him as he
passed through the bank, he got
hurrledly into his car and backed
it out into the traffic coursing
down Main Street.
He slammed on the brakes be-
fore Mrs. Larson's rooming house
and all but leaped from the car.
where is she?" he demanded as
Mrs. Larson opened the door.
"And where would she be but
upstairs?" inquired Mrs. Larson.
She stepped back from the door
with a grimace of distaste. I'll see
if she's up. You wait in the living
room"
CIGHING and granting, she
- went up the steep flight of
stairs, and signing and grunting
she pushed open Jane Bancroft's
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UNLAWFUL FLIGHT TO AVOID PROSECUTION
(Mvrder)
DESCRIPTION

Age IS, born September 2. 1903,
at Chester, Nd mot verlfledl /;
height, S feet : inches; weight, 200
TO 220 pounds, build, heavy: halr,
black: eyes, brown; eon3p.e1.or'
dark brown; race, Negro. nation
atty, American; education, ta'rd
grade: occupations, oyster dre3@Ef'
waterman, farmer, truck driver
scars and uarks~-b4~u SCARS on
lower right leg. scar on left l1'e1
finger, sea- or left forearm, scar
on back Of meek right side, scar on
eff cheek boEse. scar Oh right fore
head.
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Communist ruler celebrated ~ his
palace ard recoua;ed 10 . throng
* visitors the max progress"
YUgosiaYia has made since the
'&ar Bur the tough znfz gOnlst n
hls Krem.in dominated neighbors
cauts0ae1 that Yagoslayia must re-
main alert.
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Editor, The Citizen;
I am taking a long shot. in the
hope that you can find me pen.
pal. My age Is II, / am s., 8" and
have just left high school. ! had
TO make the choice of where 10
write 10. so ! thought the best
way was TO try you. Hoping you
will not fail me. / viii now close.
Yours,
JOHN MASON,
Al. North View,
Horton
Newcastle-On-T Tyne.
England.
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armed ond should bs ssnssdsssd
extremely danssrovs. ExfFssss
core should be sxsrsissd -
approaching him.

1ppfS0knaNN Nfas@
A complaint was filed before a
L. &. Commissioner az Baltimore,
Nd. on May IT, 1850, charging
Hll wlth a violation Of Title 10,
II. s. Code. Section i073, in that
ne aed from the State Of Maryland
% avoid prosecution for the crime
u murder.
Any person having information
xaich may assist In locating this
individual is requested 10 iEnrn~di-
ately notify tire Director Of the
Federal Bureau Of Investigation,
United States Department Of JUS
tsoe. Washington Is. d. C., or the
Special Agent in Charge Of the
Division 81 The FEDERAL Bureau Of
Iuvestl CATION listed on the hEst page
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