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No. s3l-7ll
F. c. No. 1892
Order OF Publication

a, session Of said court held
ia the County Building. in the
City Of Detroit, County OF Wayne
and State Of Michigan, on this
l4ih day OF June. A. d. 1865.
Present: Honorable Miles n.
Culehan, Circuit Judge.
Il appearing that the defendant
Us resident of this state. and
that process for his appearance
has been duly issued and the
same could not be served by rea
son Of his absence from or con-
cealment within the state, and
by reason OF his continued alb
sence from his place OF residence.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy OF this order be sent
by registered mail TO said de-
fcndant at 1880 18th Street. De-
uolt Michigan. his last known
address. and If not received per-
scnally by said defendant at least
twentv 600 days before the time
prescribed for appearance. that
this order be published as re-
CURED by law
MILES N. CULEHAN.
Circuit Judge.
a. True Copy
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN, Clerk
Ply A. Hargravcs.
Deputy Clerk
7fl2 thru Q 6. 1855
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William T. Patrick. Sr.
lifornax NJ Law

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County of
Wayne in Chancery.
WILLIE MAE GREER. Plain
tiff VS.. BOBBIE LEE GREER,
Defendant, No. 534-l64.
ORDER TO APPEAR
AT a session Of the above en-
titled Court. held in the County
Building. in the City of Detroit,
County of Wayne. and State of
Michigan, this "a day of June A.
D.. 1855.
Present. Honorable. Chester p.
O'Hara. Circuit Judge.
1t appearing by affidavit. hereto
attached. that the defendant is
not resident Of Michigan, but
that his last known place of
residence. was al No. 1888 Gar
field Avenue, 81. Louis. Missouri.
After diligent search among
friends. relatives and acquaint-
anoes. who might know the
whereabouts OF the defendant il
cannot be ascertained in what
State o. County the defendant
row resides.
On motion Of William T. Pa
tick. ST. Attorney for the plain
tiff.
IT Is HERERY ORDERED.
hat the defendant. Bobbie Lee
Greer. enter his appearance.
either ~ person. or by Attorney
within three months from date
hereof. or the Bill of Complaint
VII be taken as confessed against
HIM.
Il Is Further Ordered. that a
the copy of this Order to APP
pear be mailed 10 the defendant.
Ivy registered mail, return receipt
requested, and. that true copy
Of said Order TO Appear be pub
lished according 10 law
Chester p. O'Iias
Circuit Judge
Ga True Copy
Edgar NJ Brsnigin. Clcrk
By } Ecglcton.
Deputy Clerk 7-l6 $40
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Ralph w. Miller. Atty.
1873 Dequindre

State Of Michigan. in the Cir
cult Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
SAMUAL BURNS. Plaintiff,
US. ETHEL LEE BURNS, Defend
ant
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HELP WANTED:
MALE, FEMALE

WANTED: Men, women wanting
homework; make up TO 500 week
addressing and mailing. Send
self-addressed envelope for full
details.
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Heading. Williams & Smith
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State OF Michigan. in the Cir
cut Court for the County Of
Wayne IN Chanccry
OLLIE BRANTLEY. Plain
tit. vs.. LION BRANTLEY. De-
t,,I.rt
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GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER


But they shall sit every under his vine and under
his fig and shall make them afraid: for the
mouth Of the Lord of hosts hath spoken it,
For all people will walk every in the of his
god and will walk in the Of the Lord God
forever and ever"-Micah 4:4,5.
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Order of Publication
No. S33-0e4

A, d session % said Court held
BIN the Court House IN the City
OF Detroit County and State
aforesaid this 18th day OF June.
A. D 1855.
Present Hon Chester p
OEIasa. Circuit Judge
l. appearing that the defendant
is no, resident OF the State OF
Mlchiean. but resides IN the State
OF AIkansas. al 1854 High street.
Little Rock. Arkansas
II i Ordered that the defend
ant enter his appearance in THIS
c.use on or before three months
iron The date OF this order or
aid D.ll viii be taken as con
ics,cd
l, Is Further dercd that Q
copy OF this order be sent by
registered mail 10 said defend
ant TO 1854 High street, Little
Rock. Arkansas. his last known
address. and Il not received per
.onally bv said defendant al least
twenty days before the time pre-
scribed for appearance, that this
order be published as required
by lav.
CHESTER T. OHARA.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
Edgar VI Bran.gin. CLERK
By a Hargredves, Deputy Clel X
7-l6-8-20.
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State Of Michigan, in the Cir.
cult Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery
STELLA MARIE NIEMCZYK
Plaintiff. VS.. STANLEY FRANK
NIEMCZYK. Defendant.
No. s33.2s3
Order of Publication
Az a session of said Court held
in the Wayne County Building,
in the City of Detroit. said
County. State of Michigan. on
the 4ih day of June. AID. 1855.
Present: Hon. Miles N. Guile
han. Circuit Judge.
II appearing from 'e Affidavit
on file of the Plaintiff that the
Defendants whereabouts is un-
known: that the last known adj
dress of the Defendant was 1910
Minock avenue. Detroit, Michi-
gan. but that Defendant cannot
be reached at said address al
though many attempts have been
made 10 serve the Defendant at
1910 Minock avenue, Detroit.
Michigan. and inquiries have
been made of neighbors and
friends both by the process server
and by this Plaintiff and il can
not be determined in what
country or state this Defendant
resides. the last known address
OF the Defendant being 1910 Min
ock avenue. Detroit. Michigan.
On Motion Of Etheleen NJ. Ste
verS. attorney for Plaintiff;
Il is Ordered that the Defend
ant appear and answer the Bill
Of Complaint filed in said cause
within three (3) months from
the date hereof; and
!; is Further Ordered that
true copy of the within Order be
served upon the Defendant in
accordance with the law. and
that in the event service cannot
be made BY registered mail. this
Order may be published accord
ing 10 law.
MILES n. CULEHAN,
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

5 rooms of furniture for sale and
miscellaneous. Call after 5 pm.
week days; after pm. Satur-
days; all day Sunday. Also
l949 4-door Plymouth, $4,000
miles.
TO. 7-0342
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MR. THOMAS EDISON USED By COD
LET THERE BE LIGHT" Genesis
AND Mr.. HENRY FORD USED By COD:
IIEr AApE AplIAnAhrI

LTFE MORE ABUNDANTLY'
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church, Christ Scientist bars from membership users Of
tobacco and alcoholic beverages We don't the devils
dvpes posing the pure in hearth And denovnes the
elastic eonseenees Of the DEVILS Judas Christ void
Judaism and the devils Roman Catholicism with material
s'e Perversons Of the ehdss Christ Jesus whose blueprint
The New King Protestant Bible not
in pre- New Testament Roman Catholicism. the devil Jumping
the gun Gods New Testament BIveprnf!M
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FOR SALE
Retail Paint and Wallpaper
Business

$4,000 can handle present inyen.
tory and fixtures of old estab.
lished Detroit Wholesale and
Retail Paint and Wallpaper bu-
ness. Good central location on
main artery. Owner wants 10 re.
tire. Real Estate also availsb.
for sale or lease, 10000 or 10000
square feet plus parking.
Address BOX s24
Detroit Tribune. 2l4s ST. ANTON.
Detroit /. Michigan
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Order for Appearance


Present Honorable Chesie. p.
O'Hara. Circuit Judge.
1t appearing that the defend
All is concealing himself within
the City OF Detroit. County Of
Wayne and State Of Michigan.
and that from dligent search and
inquiry made by plaintiff among
defendants friends, acquaintan-
ccS, and relatives. defendants
present whereabouts are un-
known: and that II is believed
the SAID defendant is concealing
himself within the jurisdiction
OF this Court for the purpose of
evadins process of This Court and
that by reason thereof the serv-
ice or process cannot be had
upon HIM;
II Is Ordered that the defend
ant enter his appearance in this
cause on or before three (3)
months from the date of thi.
Order or said bill of complaint
VIII be taken as confessed:
1t Is Further Ordered that Z
copy Of this Order be sent b,
registered mail 10 said defendant
Pink Hudson. 2975 Z. Fort, De.
troit, Michigan. his last knowr
address, and if not received per.
sonally by said defendant al leas'
twenty days before the time pre-.
scribed for appearance. that thi.
! Order be published as required
by law.
CHESTER p. O'HARA.
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
Edgar NJ. Branigin. Clerk
BY j. Eggleton, Deputy Clerk
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To Place Classified
Ads in the Tribune
.CuIl-
.WO.
MAKE EXTRA MONEY

Several Girls 10 address. mail
postcards. Spare time every
week. Write Box l6l. Belmont.
Mass.
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Truth brings the elements of liberty On its banner
is the Souinspired motto, Slavery is abolished The
power of God brings deiverance the captive No power
withstand divine love. What is this supposed power
which opposes itself God"
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rEMALE,HELP WANTED

Paper Stations & Distributed
Men and women to ESTABLISH
paper stations. Good commits
sions on paper sales. All sta
tons will be serviced no mat
ter how small or large
The DETROIT TRIBUNE
2l46 st. Antoine
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MARIAN SCOTT. Plaintiff. VS..
JAMES N SCOTT. Defendant.
Order of Publication
No. 53l.795
AL a session of said court held
in the county courthouse in the
City OF Detroit. Wayne County
Michigan. this 28th day of April.
1855 A. D.
Present: Honorable Robert Nj.
Toms. Circuit Judge.
In this cause it appearing 10
the Court from affidavit hereto
attached that the defendant,
James n. Scott. is not resident
of or domiciled in the city Of
Detroit, Wayne County. Michigan
but that he is resident of the
State Of Georgia. and resides al
1913 Branham street. in the city
OF Rome. Georgia. and as such
cannot be served with summons
issued Out of and under seal OF
this Court.
On motion Of Ralph w Miller,
attorney for the plaintiff, Marian
Scott. it is Ordered that the de-
fendant. James N. Scott. appear
OF answer the bill of complaint
iled IN said cause on or before
three (3) months from the date
Of this order or that said bill may
be taken as confessed.
1t is further Ordered that a
copy OF this order shall be sent
by registered mail to the defend
ant at his last known address
3l8 Branham street, Rome, Geor-
gia. and IN case no return re.
ceipt signed by the defendant il
received. this order shall be duly
/ published as required by law.
ROBERT NJ. TOMS.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
Edgar M. BranigIn Clerk
BY j. Eggleston, Deputy Clerk
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MALE & FEMALE HELP
WANTED

EARN TO $500 monthly. Thou,.I
ands foreign and US. Jobs mu,t|
be filed. All types labor, Office
workers, truck drivers. trades
tech. skills, etc. Women also
needed. FOREIGN JOBS: Manv
benefits. fare paid, chance 10
travel no US. taxes. Make and
save a fortune in S. America.
Africa, etc. Write at once. Natl.
Employment Inio. Serv.. Dept.
soF. 1925 Broad ST.. Newark, M.
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FLAT FOR SALE

Go Brick, automatic gas water
heater. coal furnace. garage, 2,
car; $4,000 down.
Tyler 1887
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W3vne n Chancery
MAMIE DEAN Plaintiff -.
cM, Court Tor the County o.
- ~ ~ - 1A....l-.-.
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\. CULEHAN.

AZ a session of said Court held
al the Court House in the City Of
Detroit. County of Wayne. State
Of Michigan this 23d day Of June.
AID. 1855
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Ralph w. Miller. Atty.
1879 Dequindre

State Of Michigan. in the Cir
cult Court for the County of
Wayne in Chanccry.
MARIAN SCOTT. Plaintiff. VS.
TAHfr-c ~ cNnr--- r~f.1.
Evening star., 1955-03-08
Tax Cut Supporters
Given More Time 10
File Senate Report
By J. A. O'Leoy

The Senate today extended
until tomorrow midnight the
time in which Democrats may
file a minority report in defense
of the House-approved $40 per
person cut in income taxes. The
report had been scheduled for
filing today.
Senate Democratic Leader
Johnson of Texas said the de-
bate would not start until
Thursday, but he hoped the
Senate could act on the question
by Tuesday of next week..
The Senate Finance Commit
tee struck the $40 cut from the
bill extending existing corpora
ton and excise tax rates for an
other wear. Chairman Byrd. who
led the successful fight against
the cut in committee, has pre-
dicted at least 10 Democrats will
vote against the cut on the floor.
With the Republicans claiming
46 opposition votes. this would
sustain The committee by a sub
stantial majority.
Vote Seen Next Week.
Senator oJhnson told the Sen
ate today he wants to expedite
the tax bill, but that certain fig
ures required for the minority
report were still being gathered.
The Senate unanimously granted
the additional time to file the re-
port. Senator johnson said that
while debate would start Thurs
day, he understood there would
be no important votes before
Monday.
Meanwhile, it was expected
the tax bill might come up for
discussion when the Democratic
Policy Committee meets this af-
ternoon.
If the Senate defeats the $40
cut, which the Eisenhower ad-
ministration fears will aggravate
the unbalanced budget, the big
question will he whether the
House and Senate can settle
their differences in time to pre-
vent the corporation and excise
rates from dropping automatic
ally April l.
Sees Move Defeated.
Senate Republican Leader
Knowland predicted today that
the Senate will reject the cut by
very substantial margin"
The Senator made this pre-
diction at the White House after
Evening star., 1955-03-08

DOG, large. black and white possibly
injured on hwy. in Lanham. Call OWN.
Evening star., 1955-03-08

Inc QlmlnutlVe comedian
walked onstage and off without
a word. His wife explained that
he had to leave Immediately to
play a benefit at a nearby hotel.
Television, making sure that
the emphasis was on entertain
ment, presented it's top PERSONAL
tiles as emcees. Steve Allen.
Jimmy Durante. George Burns,
Mr.. Thomas, Jack Benny, Ralph
Edwards, DR.. Frank Baxter and
Dave Garroway piled up laugh
after laugh.
Shapely chorus girls from the
Moulin Rouge night club in
Hollywood in two production
numbers added show business
spice to the program. The New
York winners picked up their en-
mics at a gathering held at
Nino's Larue Restaurant.
Mr.. Carney and Miss Mea-
dows, the neighbor and wife of
Mr.. Gleason in his Honeymoon
ers" sketch. received their
awards there.
Winners and Their Categories.
The awards and the winners:
Outstanding new personality:
George Gobel.
Best cultural, religious or edu-
cational program: Omnibus.
Best sports program: Gillette
Cavalcade of Sports.
Best children's program: Las
sic.
Best daytime program: Art
Linkletter's House Party.
Best western or adventure
series: Stories of the Century.
Best news reporter or news
commentator: John DAILY.
Best audience guest participa-
ton or panel program: This Is
Your Life.
Best actor in a single per-
formance: Robert Cummings
Twelve Angry Men" Studio
One.
Best actress in a single per-
formance: Judith Anderson
Macbeth" Hallmark Playhouse
Evening star., 1955-03-08
Disney and Thomas Win Two TV Awards Each
GobeI, Young, Carney, Meadows Also Score

Best male singer: Perry Como.
Best female singer: Dinah
Shore.
Best supporting actor in
regular series: Art Carney, the
Jackie Gleason Show.
Best supporting actress in a
regular series: Audrey Meadows,
the Jackie Gleason Show.
Best actor starring in a reg
ular series: Danny Thomas.
Best actress starring in a
regular series: Loretta Young.
Best mystery or intrigue series:
Dragnet.
Best variety series, including
musical variety: Disneyland.
Best situation comedy series:
Make Room for Daddy.
Best dramatic series: United
States Steel Hour.
Best individual program of the
year: Operation Under Sea,
Disneyland.
Evening star., 1955-03-08

he and other Republican con-
gressional leaders discussed the
tax bill outlook with White
House staff members in a con-
ference which President Eisen-
hover was unable to attend be-
cause of what were described as
slight symptoms of a cold"
Senator Knowland said all
indications are that the Senate
would reject not only the $40 a
person income tax cut amend
ment approved by the House but
also any compromise that might
be offered along those lines.
Evening star., 1955-03-08
By the Associated Press

HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 8.-Walt
Disney and Danny Thomas,
clutching two Emmies apiece,
today proved that television has
three solid networks.
The two ABC stars. along with
MICS George Gobel and Loretta
Young. plus Art Carney and Au-
drey Meadows of the CBS's Jackie
Gleason show, dominated last
nights seventh annual Emmy
awards of the Television Acad-
emy.
The show, sparkling with en-
tertainment, was nationally tele-
vised over NBC-TV.
Mr.. Disney, already the possess
sor of % movie Oscars, won an
Emmy for the best variety series
on TV. And his Operation Un-
der Sea-" an episode in the Dis
neyland series. was adjudged the
best individual program of the
year.
Thomas Best Actor.
Mr.. Thomas. the star of
make Room for Daddy" was
named the best actor in a regu-
lar series. His show was selected
the best situation comedy series
John DAILY of ABC won for
being the best news reporter and
the United States Steel Hour
also on ABC, was named the
best dramatic series.
The six awards out of a pos
sible 81 gave ABC it's healthiest
showing yet in the awards
NBC and CHS, which hereto
fore had dominated the annual
awards, got seven apiece this
time.
The remaining award went tc
the syndicated series, Stories
of the Century" which is not
confined to one network. This
series won in the best western
or adventure series category,
Loretta Sets Precedent.
Loretta Young became the first
actress in Hollywood history tt
hold both a movie Oscar and ar
Emmy. She said the thrill "wa'
equal in both cases." She wa
named the best actress in a regu
lar series.
The Disney, Thomas and
/ Daily shows are seen here over
/ WMAL-TV, The Evening Star
Station, Channel 7; George
Gobel and Loretta Young
/ WRC-TV, Channel 4; Jackie
Gleason, WTOP-TV. Chan
mel 81
Mr.. Gobel, in his first yea
on TV. climaxed a meteoric ris
sby being named television's out
standing new personality.
Evening star., 1955-03-08
Student FLYER Killed

KINSTON. N. c.. Mar. 8 (P.-
Authorities at Stallings Air Force
Base today reported a student
pilot was killed when his training
plane crashed near Greenville
yesterday. The victim was identi-
fed as Francis j. Manion, %, OF
Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1955-03-08
Union Gave $1,000
In Hope Of Matusow
Book, Kahn Says
By the Assoeiated Press

Albert E. Kahn testified today
that the Mine, Mill and Smelter
Workers Union advanced $1,000
in the hope of getting Harvey
Matusow to write a book repudi-
ating testimony he had given as
an avowed ex-Communist.
Mr.. Kahn, a co-publisher of
Matusow's Forthcoming book
False Witness" also told the
Senate Internal Security sub
committee that Nathan Witt,
attorney for the union, asked
him about having Matusow make
an affidavit saying he had given
false testimony against Clinton
E. Jencks, an official OF the
union.
Jencks was convicted of falsely
swearing to a non-Communist
affidavit required by the Ma
tional Labor Relations Board
and has appealed for a new trial
on the basis of Matusow's af-
fidavit.
Talked to MatusOw.
After Mr.. Witt advanced the
idea, Mr.. Kahn told the sub
committee, he talked to Matu-
SOW about making the affidavit.
which was filed last January 20.
Mr.. Kahn testified that Jencks
was present at two discussions
he had with Mr.. Witt prior to
getting in touch with Matusow
about writing the book.
Mr.. Kahn also testified that
Harry Sacher, counsel for the
13 second string Communist
leaders convicted on conspiracy
charges, "broached" to him the
idea of having Matusow make
an affidavit of false testimony
in that case.
Matusow did so and recently
was a witness at a Federal Court
hearing in New York on a new
trial motion brought by the con-
victed Red leaders.
Second Day of Quizzing.
Mr.. Kahn's testimony was
given as he returned for a sec
ond day of questioning by the
subcommittee in its probe into
MatusoW's reputation of sworn
testimony he gave in the past
before congressional Red hunt
ers and as a paid Government
witness in court.
Mr., Kahn said that before he
got in touch with MatuSow he
told Mr.. Witt that he and his
partner in the publishing busi-
ness, Angus E. Cameron, were
interested in publishing a book
by MatuSoW.
He testified he told Mr.. Witt
that the book, if written, un-
doubtedly would contain material
D of considerable interest" to the
Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Union. The union was expelled
in l949 from the CIO on the
grounds of Communist domina-
ton.
Mr.. Kahn said he urged, in his
discussions with Mr.. Witt, that
the union place orders for ad-
vance copies of the book. Mr..
Kahn said he wanted the union
to place an order for 10000
copies but Mr.. Witt agreed at
first to buy only 1000 copies. !
No Promise of Repayment.
j. G. Sourwine, subcommittee
counsel. asked if the $1,000 was
advanced in the hope of getting
the book written, with no prom
ise of repayment if the book
we're not published.
That's my opinion" Mr..
Kahn said.
Before today's hearing opened
Senator Eastland, Democrat, of
Mississippi said he thinks testi-
mony by Mr.. Kahn shows who
is using Matusow and why"
He indicated the inquiry will
be speeded to a conclusion.
Mr.. Kahn declined to tell the
subcommittee yesterday whether
he is now or ever was a member
of the Communist Party.
In refusing to do SO, he said
he proudly" stood on the Fifth
Amendments guarantee against
possible self-incrimination.