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The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09
NOTAS CUBANAS
por RAouL ALPIzAR PoYo

|redimir a la humanidad, hasta ser
clavado en- una cruz en- ell Monte
Calvario, necesita privar de la
vida a un irracional, que no ha
Icometido otra falta, nj otro delito
que ell haber nacido "coehino'?
Y es que la humanidad pretende
alegrarse en- dia tan senalado para
ell crisianismo, libando grandes
cantidades de alcohol y buscando
que su estomago pesque una fuerte
indigestion, al sometersele a una
Idura preba de alimentos raros,
todos ellos condimentados con in.
Igredientes capaces de intoxicar a
un buey
Esss festividades a plazo flo,
Iparecen completamente absurdas.
Asi el dia 2 de noviembre de cads
afo, algunoS sienten ell dolor del
familiar desaparecido, mientras los
trescientos seSenta y cuatro dias
'reStantes del aflo no lie recuerden
un solo inSante Pero, van al
|camposanto ese dia y simulan
|practicar la dulce virtud de la
piedad, depositando ofrendas flo.
rales sobre el sepulcro del muerto,
cuando en- ell fondo, solo practican
una ridicula tradicion, que nada
tiene que yer con el carino y la
estela de recIerdos gratos, o per.
versos, que dejara ell finado al
marcharse para siempre.
Motives de diversion. ESQ es
todo. La Nochebuena es casi STEM.
pre- el picaro pretexto de
muchos para embriagarse, para
disculparse al decir 10 que no sc
atrevieron a decir durante todo el
ano. alegando despues, que 10 hi
cieron inconsistencies bajo los efectos
del maldito alcohol :.
Estimamos qGe noeheouena es
cualquier noche del afio. Para re-
cordar al piadoso Redentor, no
es precise comerse medic lechon,
nj ingerir litros de vino. o de
eseandalosa Sidra Cualquier
noche del ano, repetimos, 81 al
vivirla. 10 hacemos con buena salud
sin preocupaciones mentales, TO-
deados de los seres queridos,
cue la Mrerte ha lido respetando.
La otra. la TRADITIONAL, la del "a
de diciembre, esa para los que
tienen corazon y sentimientos suele
ser acaso, la noche mas triste del
afo. al faltar en- ell hogar una
madrecita buena, que Sc march6
para la eternidad, o al dejar de
estar presente ell padre cordial, o
el hijo, ell hermano, la abuelita
carilosa inolvidable
Pero, la humanidad quiere en-
esa noche TRADITIONAL, olvidarss de
las otras noches del a1o, vividas
entire congojas y angustias escalo-
friantes. Desea, siquiera sea
una sola noche del afio, vivir a sus
anchas, hacer 10 que lie avergon-
zarfia realizar otro dia menos
senalado. Aunque amanezea la
mafana de pascuas, con la bolsa
de hielo sobre La frente y ell esto-
mago vuelto al reves -.
FL dira y repetiri a todos. qre
"ss divirfio mUcho", que fue una
noche delieiosa y esperara confiado
Ell afo siguiente, ell mismo dia,
para repetir las libaciones y
llenarse ell vientre de la grasa del
pobre cochino, que sin haber CO.
metido ninguna falta, fuera sacri-
ficad0 cruelmente
Nochebuenal Podra serlo
acaso, para esos hogares donde
faita el hijo querido, cuya vida
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09
Cow.CalIers Provided

N0WATA, Okla. W - Ranchers'
trucks in the Bluestem grasslands
are being equipped with cow-eallsr
horns that bring the cattle on the
run. Cattlemen say the mournful
mooing sounds like a mating call.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09
PEOPLES FORUM

The Citizen wsesmps sxprssslsns % ne vsws q fs reed
er evs me edeeE reserves the right dsIse0 which
are esnsdeFed eslsvs The writer's should ha
te and epnne t eiseT 10 400 w0Fds and write On enc aide
o. me psper enY Signature o. fhe writer must seeepany me
letters end will be PvhIshed vnsss Esavssssd earwa
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09

1t now seems pretty we'll established that Congress
men won't succeed In subpoenaing Governors former
Presidents and Supreme Court Justices
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09

The best people, and the smartest go to church.
Only the unadusted and confused fail to realize its spirit
ual value.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09

Arizona mines have produced
minerals Of q value tctaIling four
billion dollars since 1853 says the
National Geographic Society.
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09

Watch the advertisements in this paper for Christ
mas gs and after Christmas watch for big sales and
cut prices
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09

The President of the United States set an example
OF nonpartisan leadership when he defended former
President Harry S. Trumans patriotism recentlv
The Key West citizen., 1953-12-09

Pidgin English, once eoneidered
a corruption of English used ~
traders in the South Seas, is nov
a language in its own right.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15
agriculture IN The Meas

Terms calling for base price of
$205 bushel have been agreed
upon by majority of As participating
countries as basis for continuing in
ternational wheat agreement. Great
Britain, major importer, did not ac-
cept terms, declaring it was not pre-
pared to accept maximum price
above So.
Under present pact, which expires
July 81, maximum price is $1.80.
United States has been supplying
253,000,000 bushels of wheat an
nually to participating importing
countries at prices averaging about
81 cents below domestic price. Diff
ference has been made up by gov
eminent subsidy. Proposed new price
would reduce subsidy by 25 cents
buShel.
Proposed new agreement must be
ratified by governments of partici-
pating countries before it can be-
come effective. Ratification requires
Senate approval in this country.
Hearing on mustard seed tariff
has been ordered by United States
Tariff Commission to be held at 10
a. M, May Is, in Washington, D. c.
Among those attending hearing will
be r. F. Juedeman, member of Mon
tana Farm Bureau and pioneer Toole
county mustard producer. Montana
Farm Bureau, in requesting hear
ing, points out that Montana pro-
ducers, who have supplied most of
worlds mustard, cannot compete
with foreign competition which has
driven price down from 10 cents a
pound in 1850 to or cents at pres
ent. Tariff has been reduced from
So per cwt. in 1880 to 871a cents
now. Bureau recommends that tariff
be raised to $4 per cwt. on Yellow
Mustard and So on Oriental.
Hi Line Rain Association directors
have decided to try rainmaking again
in the Shelby area under new plan.
If rainfall in north central Montana
proves to be above normal during
months of cloud seeding, association
will pay seeding firm $4,000. If
rainfall is below normal, only ex-
penses Approximately $25,000) will
be paid.
Wool support price will be 53.1
cents pound for 1953-54 marketing
year, USDA announces. This COM
pares with 54.2 cents a pound for
year just ending. Announced price
reflects 90 per cent of 59-cent a
pound parity price for wool set
March 81. Farm Law requires that
wool be supported at so to 80 per
cent level to encourage domestic
production of about 360,000,OOO
pounds annually.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

(c) Great Falls Breweries. The.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

Carbon in the MountaiHs' -resse-
tluced from the Great Falls Brewesiss.
Inc. collection Of original oil paintings
is the work OF Leslie n. Peters, enc
of MOntana's outstanding contemporary
artists.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Frederick Yates. Atty.
1907 ca A4.

State o. Michigan the Probsts
Court for the Count OF WaNne.
NO. 4os.3es
In the Matter o. the Estate Of
LOUISE SHIRLEY also known
IS LOUISE JOHNSON ana
LOUISE COLLINS Deceased.
Notice : hereby gwen that al
cirdiiolS ~ SAID deceased ole
eGuIeu 80 present ine.r claims.
"A wt.t.ng and under oath. 10
,s.d Coult at the PfoDste Office
n the Ciy Of Detsol;. IN sad
COUNTY snd 10 serve copy
the eoi upon EDDIE II A Z
MITCHELL AGmln!si. aitiX Of
ss.a estate al 1888 Glendale. Ant.
10 @. Def. olt Micnlesn. ON o.
Dsio!e tne 95,n DAY o; March.
ID 1853. 81 ,Eo O'Clock me
afternoon
Dsteo Jsnua4v IL 1858
THOMAS c MURPHY.
Judge OF Probate
Published N Detroit Tribune
once ts.n NeeK iol three weeks
SAceessNtly m4ihun inaiy days
i.om the date hereof
90 he. coy certis ihs. have
comps ca ine loregosng copy
~.tA the O. sinal record the.eof
era hsve found the same 10 be
correct transcript Of such o ie.
lnsl record
Dsied Jsnu4iv L. 1855
ALLEN r. Edison
Deputy Probate Reas,el
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
James D. Lee. Atty.
2olo ST. Antoine


State o. Michigan COUNTY Of
Wstne
IS. 4o4.7sl
A, session az iae ? oosie
Count .of said County o. WAYNE.
ed - me Probate Court Room
10 The C.iy 81 Detroit ~ lhe
twentieth DAY OF JsnLssy 4 the
year enc thousand nine hundred
,i.'A three.
Present Thomas & Nh pay.
Judge o. Probate
II The Matter D; the Estate
SALLlE BROCK. also known as
SALLlE COLLINS. Deceased
On reading and tiLrg the Pc
f..on cu.y vented ~ Cha lie
Mae Flowers ENecuifiN unde
,re las, VIII and testament d!
said deceased pgsyina that she
mas De licensed % sell certain
rea estate % said deceased fag
re p-. pose oi Paving the oeois
o. aid &c ea>ed and he charges
OF scm.n!sie rg sad estate
i y Ordered. That the fwen-
'e;n DAY ~. February. next. al
Ten O'Clock % the forenoon. 81
ssld Court Room DE- appointed
.of neasirs sad position. and 'hs,
al pei,ons interested IN sad
eNs'e appear 9eioie sad couf,
a. sad tine and place % show
assr wnv 4 .icense mould no.
be ssan'ed 20 sad exc 4,s.x TO
sell real estate sS prayed for n
SAID petition And il is further
Ordered That copy oi TINS
ger pc published once in each
reek far 'hfee weeks consecu-
'Felv previous 20 sad time ~
aeafng N ~ Detroit Tribune.
re"spsps painted ana clca-
-aias 20 $40 CoIN'v 81 Wayne
THOMAS { MURPHY
Judge y PROBATE.
a T,1e copy
! 40 nefeDv Gritty ia. haze
impaired The foregoing copv with
ne o.. s!nal record thereof ara
asse found tie same 70 81
rect 'tsrscs p, o. suel os.- nal
te.ori
Ds'ed Jinus y 20 1888
joseph T O'Su.i.van
DepI.f Probate Register
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

~'ste ~ NHrlgan n re Cr-
C04t .oe ;as County 0,
Mayre IN Chance.
DITH JJANi-A GILES.
Pis.ni5 IS CLIFFORD GlLES.
Dc.er1an'
NO. 4s4.s47
A. SESSION " >a.c Coast neli
s.. ~, Co0t House n the Ciiy Of
Lft.9lt q said County On the
oO,n ss q December AID 1852
Pssen, The Hon Vincen. "
Blenn4n. CnOJit Juoee
IN THIS cause i appes. .ng to
fae Count BY stiasVl' hereto AZ
ialnel. that cnarcelv summons
.,1 ne appearance 81 the de-.
.eldsni has been issued out and
~nGei the seal o. g. court. ana
iaai the same CoUlu E.t pe SEX ed
~ the defendant on OF befo, E
'ae return DAY inel co! iol the
reason that said defendant. being
sesloent Of ne CIV Ot Deuot
County OF Wayne and State d:
Michigan was concealed There
md SAID Cnanceyy summons ms
oetn returned with me .-i.n.
cate thereon endorsed showing
that alter d!Ageni search and IN
c4It the ssio defendant could
not oe served IS ~ Ss.d sGMronS
las oeen returned vain the al.
'l1cste thereon enao. sea show
Nc insi aiier cLgen' sca.cn md
nqulry the SAID defendant could
nci oe SCI 90 with sa.l summons
- his last known saaress $500
Russell >, EEL Detroit Nichlrsn
On @. oeto.e me return day
thereof
Therefore On motion oi James
/ =. Lee. Attorney i0l the Plaintiff
! IL - ORDERED that the De.
ienaaai Clifford Giles. cause n :
sppea. ante 70 oe entered IN this
ea-se within three mOnthe iron
NE cate q this order. and IN case
90 MS appear ance. he cause his
si>"f 20 he plalnuffs oil IS.
complaint 70 be filed. and COPY
we sol 20 b. served on the Al.
leirtvs fog the plaintiff. within
- laNs after service upon him
oi q copy Of said oil. and notice
a THIS order. and that IN defaul,
thereof the said oil be ,skcn As
confessed by the SAID defcndsr,
IT is FURTHER ORDERED
t-ai copy a tbs order &c pur.
Y ned 10 any new paper. plh.
AsAfu ana circulating n ~,
County OF Wavne and seryes
cciolne 90 Law
VINCENT " BRENNAN
3 - Snai Jsis,
~ Deputy Cieik a9. ,.s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
James D. Lee. Atty.
1nln ST Antoine

~eAe 81 HhASA -
State OF Michigan. n o7."
Count fof the County Of Wsyhs
NO. 404.7sl :,
IN the Matter Of the Estate
SALLlE BROCK. also known "
SALLlE COLLINS. Deceased
Notice is hereby gwen 'ns' "
creditors Of said deceased are ~
q4lred 10 present Their claims
whiting and under oain 70 30.
Court Il the Probate one N Y"
OltN of Detroit IN said Oouh',
snn % serve a copy thereof lg'N
CHARLIE NAE FLOWERS. 80. 80
ecutriX OF said estate. al oV''
81 cole Detroit 10. Michigan "
o. before the ist day OF Apr.
A D 1858. and that such CAM
VIII be heard by said couFt. y
fcre Judge Thomas c Murphy y
Court Room No. sos. NsllJt
County Building IN the Cl'y
Detroit IN said County on Y.
Isl day Of April. AID 1888. 81 wv
o'clock IN the afternoon.
Dated January 10. 1898
THOMAS {. MURPHY
Judge Of PoDSit.
Published IN Detroit Triouns
once each week for three W,.n
excessively. within thirty o"'
nom the date hereof
l do hereby certify that n',
compared the foregoing copy VIZ
the original record thereof %,
have found the same 20 be ~
rect transcript Of such oris"
record.
Dated January 10. 1888
ALLEN EDISON
(i-.4-a'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

CoLst Room be appointed Tor
hearing Sail petition
And Il IS further o.aS.ec That
copy Of i.is ora@, be publish
20 once IN each week ;og three
weeks corsecutlNe.y previous 10
SID flnle 20 bearing. ~ The De-
.o.; Itlcune. = ncvss .peg print.
"a snd oFc@.sied N said County
5. Wsyns
THOMAS & MURPHY.
JllS, b! Probate
$50 he.tct certify tnsi ! have
.cirpa.ec 'rc te.eet.nk copy with
'rt -.aai .tNcr1 ireseot ana
ets i'ara he ss.ue 20 be cor
t.f tarsc-.r; s--r original
-s,,c jsr.. 1858
JOSEPH Z D SULLIVAN.
Dep-. P cs.e Rceisirg
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

.ssr ono thousand nne HUNDRED
ari F..iy-ihres
P-esen, Honor able joseph A.
NJ phN Judge Of Probate
IN the Matter az the change OF
Name WILLIE LOU ELLENS.
4r 4auii
on e4c.rg sna SLING nc pc
tfan 81 the >sid WILLIE Lou
ELLrNS paving that his name
te changed 10 WILLIE Lou
rARNES
T. oaeea Thar the Twcr-
ID Gay az March next -
,cr sicls y 'he forenoon q
"a Cegi Room % appointed icf
re re ss.t petition
AIS US .-t.se Q &c 40 That
~. .r-s 0rce- DC published
each week 'or ;h.cc
eees> c->eel,.reif -,ey'ous %
e - hes nc r the De-
-grf ncw>nSper PRINT
rc.,s'ei ssii County
N,re
JOSEPH 4 MURPHY
Jaoss = Probate
COW certify that 7 have
rs 'rs foregoing COPY y N
-ral 80, nr3 'herrcf and
r. '-e SAME = be 3 coy
~ n ,Gch oaE,ral
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Frederick Yates Atty.
l727 81. Antoine

State Of Michigan. IN the CIR
cut Court for the Count, OF
Wayne IN Chancery
OSCAR BANKS. Plaintiff. S..
BRANCH BANKS. Defendant
Order Of Publication
No. 4sl,6os
Al .css on Of said Court held
in the Court House in the City
az Detroit. ga the 18th osy OF
December A. D.. 1852
Present Honorable Vincent NJ.
Brennan Circuit Judge
IN the abofc entitled cause i
appearing iha' u cannot be as
ccria ned IN Vhst state of coun-
t.v tho defendant resides there
fore
On Moaou o. tfeic ok Yates,
Attorney fos Plaintiff
II /. Osacie5 that nc defend
AM enter her appcsrsncc II said
cause on o. before ;nrec ~
months from the date o. this
order and that within for'S 400
dsss the plant. cause ihi> os-
de- 20 be published IN . news.
pspe published and circulated
Wi'ha sand county sa d plbi-
cation 70 De continued once N
each week 70 81 IS weef. n
succession
VINCENT u BRENNAN
Cifcu.t Court Judge
a True COpvl
Eiesr NJ Bianlsln Clerk
By " G Marshal. Deputy CLERK
ii0-o-l4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Marion v. Bends. Atty.
7oS lawverx Ride

state ., Michigan n ne Gu.
Celi CoLgi e., TIRE County OF
Wsvne In Chancegv
ANNA LEE CAWTHON Plan.
til SIS JOHNNIE 3 CAWTHON.
Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
william o. Cain. Atty.
1920 Scovel Place


Court for the County u Wsyne.
No. 4os. 900
IL the Matter ~ the kstste Oh
Arthur NJ. Simmons. Deceased
Notice i hereby gwen that all
cre5liors Of said deceased are re-
CURED 20 present their claims.
IN writing and unoer oath 20
said Court q, the Probate Of'.ec
~ the Civ % Deirol, N SID
County. and 20 serve a copy
;aes cot upon Paul { simmons.
Admin strator OF said estate. AZ
6757 Hartford. Deiroi' 10 MlChi-
can on o. before the 9th dsy o.
Aprll. 4 D 1858. and that >ush
claims VII DC heard by said
court, before Judge William J.
Goa, in Court Room No. 5o4
Wayre County Building IN The
Civ d. Detroi,. IN SAID County.
on the 9th dsv Of April. A. D.
1853. az two O'Clock IN the after
noon
DsieS January % 1853.
WILLIAM J CODY.
Judge OF Probate
Published n Deiloli Tribune
once each week Tor three weeks
suS eesSivelv within thirty days
from the date hereof
I DO hereby certify that ! have
oomps ID the foregoing copy with
the orig record thereof and
nave found he same 10 be cor
le,t ;tsnscrtp; " such original
ge. ord
Joseph = O'S4ll!tan
Dep-'v Probate Res STE,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

a '1e~ rss @
- - y Lc-lst Is
\ reeea; graduate Ct The nigh
seheel Ct commerce is NaFeissus
3 Esss.nzn 9: 30 {. AleSsr-
Ss.ae .Ag=aier Ct Rev Ms.
Sarah V rsse,rsn. BisAcr
Mary Mcss.s G: 1904 81. An
;-s-s 5 .-Ps-v.=s -; she $
-ash.e &c &c; a5,ai. She nAs
-ish -cPes - getting 60: 7n Ire
seeer- Sunday &c srpeA: er sef
sa1.- P:cs-a- a: .9s7 5es-
Ger
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
No. ts7.3ol
Order OF Publication

4; session ~ $40 Court held
~ the Court House IN ihe'Wayne
County BaAo.re. n the Civ Of
DeNoN Counts u Wayne ana
state @ y n.san on the end
cay q Dccemocf AID 1852:
Psessn' Ire Honorable Vircen,
NJ Brennan Circuit Judge
Il appearing bv aaidsvi, A..
iscnfa hereto 'nsi the sad ae.
PENDANT Johnnie 3 Csw,hor.
vas a res DENT Of this STATE re.
siding AZ AIS Custer Stree, n he
City a. Detroit County az Wsvns
srd State o. Michigan and ina;
process has been issued and that
ne ssr ? could not be served bv
reason a. MS absence from ~
conccalmcri n this state or bv
reason Of his Continued absence
from his place 20 reN6snes
On melton Of Ma. on s. Bonds
attorney 'or ulairtig
1T is ORDERED thai Tie g..
dciencsst Johrrif p Caufa.-
enicf MS appea anee IN tns
cause on 81 before three fs
months from the date Of tbs ~.
oef OF ihai the Bill Of Compialn,
a'ed ne EN- be taken az confess
Cd. and TIA, the said ofdc- 3,
served sni published a. reou.re,
~ laW
VINCENT " BRENNAN.
Circuit Judge
"A Nue CUplf
EDGAR " BRANlCIS. Clerk
"a ~ a. N..hs.f
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
Chester Smith. Atty.
sll Graiioi

I'll 6IoAlOi
State OF Michigan. IN The or
CUT Court for the Coun'v q,
Wssne IN. Chancely
RUTH SPRING P,sinrM rs
vs JOE SPRING. Defendant
Order Of Publication
No. 4se.ssl
A, session % said Cousi ne.d
IN the Court House IN me CIV
or Detroit on the 10Th dsv o.,
November A D. 1852
Present Honorable Adolph F.
Nsrschaes Cucpi' Judge
II this cause u appearing that
TIE defendant Joe Sps.ng IS not
resident Of the State ~ Michi-
gan but the; he resides al o344
Lakeyiew street Dsv,on Ono.
On Notion O.. Ches.er Smith
attorney FOR plaintiff
y is Ordered tina, ne defend.
arr Joe Spring enter his ap-
pearsnce ~ said cause on or
before three 81 months from the
GATE Of his os5es or The Bill OF
Complaint NAV be taken as con-
fessed and that q copy Of tbs
order be served upon the de-
iendan, either personally or bv
registered mail. o. that sad o.ier
be published as REQUIRED bv law.
ADOLPH T MARSHNER.
Circuit Judge
A TfJe Copy
Ecsar II Bfsnlsin Clerk
By G II Buskhasot.
Deputy Clerk l-l0-2-l4.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
NOTICE

Nonce 10 all attorneys w
hsv' been advertising with ~
Detroit Tribune. We soin
your Legals. and will eoniin"
TO print every one we rsesi's'
Send them in. or call W snc
we will have somecas p'eS
them up for you.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07
William 7. Patrick. ST..
AiiorneY-si-Law
sol LAWYERS Buildino


safe o: MCh.san. M ~ g F..
eu.i Count ,os the County, Of
Wsyne DO Cnsrte4N
ELEANOR SMITH P.s.n,ld
vs. EDDlE SMITH Defendant.
NO. ls3.427
Order To Appear
Az session Of the sUOlc en-
t!ilea cause. held IN the County
Building IN the City OF Detroit
County o. Wayne and State Of
N enigan. DecerlbeF IL. 1852
Present. Honorable Nincen, VI
E ennan. Circuit Jucge
i appearing BY AFFIDAVIT hete.
90 attached ihsi the cefan ~,
D not resident OF bet OF
Mayne County Men. gan ent
thai MS last known address n
az S5l Englewood Avenue d..
loit- Michigan. /, appears for
Ter. nat The defendant .s eitner
IN hiding OF has lett the safe
Of Michigan.
On motion OF William r PAT.
mes. 81. Attorney iof pl.in,,a
Il Is Ordered that the defendant
Eooie Smith enie. ms snnesr.
snoe, either IN person Of ~ A..
'oiney within the mon,hs frow
cate ne--oi or the oil Of Com.
plant Will be taken as coon,es'
tt against him.
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED
'ns' True copy OF this Oruer n
HppeaF oe mailed to the as,
grown address OF the defendsn,
% REGISTERED mail return 20.
'r'pi feqAested and that : true
yep, g. se.d Order 10 Aypea, he
p-p.'Saee sccoicing TO law
VINCENT N. BRENNAN
EDGAR " BRANIGIN. CLERK.
Circuit Judge
8s w. Smuhsel
Deputy Clerk u.l7 a.,n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-07

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CLERGY BACKS
X-RAY PROGRAM
103 Churches In Kent County
To Support Chest X-Ray
Survey
FORM COMMITTEE

For a Chest X-Ray program to
be a success, all adults must have
an X-Ray. Reason: All cases of
tuberculosis must be found and
treated, because TB is germ
which can be passed on to people
with perfectly healthy lungs.
Radios, newspapers, television and
public speakers will carry word to
the public about the Delaware
Statewide Chest X-Ray program,
which will be in full operation in
Kent County between September
9th and September 10th. In addi-
tion to this, a Church Committee
has been organized to see that the
clergy of over hundred churches
in Kent County present from the
pulpit to their congregations the
urgency of having chest X-ray.
The first step in seeing that these
members of the clergy secured
proper information on the chest
X-ray survey for Delaware was a
letter with enclosures), which was
sent to 103 Kent County churches.
This letter pointed out that this
program is positive demonstra-
ton of cooperative community ac-
tion and that it must function as
such in order to be a success. Also,
that all church members and
church groups are needed for vol
unteer work during the drive and
that announcement should be made
from the pulpit as to when X-ray
mobile units would be in their town
for processing all adults and that
having an X-ray requires only
minute, costs nothing and requires
no undressing were other points
made in the letter. This letter
was signed by Rev. F. Douglas Mil
bury, Methodist Board of Educa-
ton, Chairman of the Kent County
Chest x-ray Church Committee.
Those members of the Church
Committee vino approved the writ
ing of this letter and assisted in
it's writing included: Rev. Paul J.
Taggart, Holy Cross Catholic
Church; Rabbi Thor Fabian, Beth
Sholom Community Center; Rev.
David Misseley, Amish Bishop;
Rev. Paul A. Kellogg, Christ Epis-
copal Church; Rev. William E.
Marks, Whatcoat Methodist Church
Rev. Robert E. Knox, Seventh Day
Adventist Church.