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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-02
NO. s7s,tss
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

~ session Of said court. held
~ TIE cou-t House n the Wayne
Comfy Building. n the City Of
Detrcif County % Wayne and
State ot Michigan. or Tire Second
asv q February. AID 1855
Present Honorable Wade H.
NcCree. y C.-cl.t Judge.
:; appearing ~ AFFIDAVIT a.
,sehe1 hereto that Ire defendant.
Trc-rss :. wheeie-. Is ~. reS;-
der, o. ire State q Michigan
end TIA. us last known address
rs Jones Carp Bcx 1859.
Knox, lie Tennessee
On -.c.--n q. Aicrz5 D Pett.-
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CrDE7ED ;1s, re sad defend
sat. -aerss J TAeeler enter his
appearance il t..s cause Ct az
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1-.e q. iris order o- TIA: the
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WANTED IRONING
WANTED surrrNc MACHINE

l> Automatic Buffing Machine
with minimum Of four heads
preferably 81 with S to III horse.
power motors on each head Il
must have a minimum of 8 spin
dles and they must be spaced 10
accommodate work up to 70
inches in diameter. Will pay I'D
TO s250000. Call North Canton.
Chio-9-7985 or write Excel Plat.
ing Corporation, 325 N. Main
Street. North Canton. Ohio.
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Order oi Publication
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Order Of Publication
Ne. S1o.i71

A. . session CT said cour; held
IN the Wayne County Building
r the City q Detroit. said County.
state ot Michigan. on tie 18th
dsy .. March. AID 1855.
Present: Hon Frank F.t1Cersld,
Circuit Judge
/, appearing rom TIE Affidavit
or tsie % ire Plaintiff that the
Deserdsn, hercin Is 10; resi-
den; % the State o. Michigan.
Clty of Detroit. Ok County Of
WAYNE. but that her present resi-
dence Is 2l50 Elmore Square.
Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. in care
Of MAMIE PARRON. Defend
anti mother.
On motion cf Etheieen " Ste
vers. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Il Is Ordered that the Defend
sr, appear and answer the Bill
e Complaint filed in said cause
within three ~ months from the
date hereof. and
7, Is Further Ordered that q
true copy 81 the within Order
Re served upon the Defendant in
accordance with TIE law. and
,hs, in the event service can not
be made b. registered mail. this
Order may be published accord
ing 70 law.
FRANK FITZGERALD.
Circuit Judge.
A True Copy
Edgar ". Branigln. Clerk
b. L. Howe, Deputy Clerk
-
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S. J. Flanagan. Attorney
1927 Z. Dawson

State Of Michigan. in the Cir
cult Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery,
ANNIE BELL NANCE. Plain
til vs. WILLIAM r. NANCE,
Defendant.
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TWO BEDROOM SUITES. Two
Living Room Tables, two Liv-
ing Room Chairs, miscellaneous
pieces. Cost over $1,000: must
sell at sacrifice for $500 THIS
month. Telephone WEBSTER
$3.50 after 2 pm.
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JOBS TO $500 MONTHLY

Foreign & U.S.A. All trades. Far.
paid If hired. No employnett
fees. Free information. Write
Dept. 90F. National Employ.
meat Inform. Serv., 1920 Broad.
Newark. N. j.
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MALE & FEMALE HELP
WANTED

EARN to $500 monthly. Thou,.
ands foreign and US. Jobs must
be filled. All types labor. Office
workers. truck drivers, trades
tech. skills, etc. Women also
needed. FOREIGN JOBS: Many
benefits, fare paid. chsnre 10
travel. no US. taxes. Make and
save a fortune In S. America.
Africa. etc. Write at once. Natl
Employment Inio. Serv.. Dept
s0F. 1925 Broad ST.. Newark. NJ.
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FOR sALE-HousE

FOH SALE-HOUSE
FLEMING 1865 near Consnt
Gardens; 5 room. face brick
carpet fence. S. & s., Very
Clean; 4 years old. $3.50 90
down, G.. !.
AB-BRO co.
KE. 3-e0te
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TE. 7-l1sl Van Services
The BIG D EXPRESS
Light Hauling All Kinds
Division Of
r. Rejal Blacksmith
Enterprises 1922 John r.
william 7. Patrick. ST.. Atty.
SOL Lawyers Bldg.

State OF Michigan, in the Cir
cult Court for the County Of
Wayne in Chancery.
LEON CROSS. Plaintiff, VS..
MINNIE CROSS. Defendant.
Order To Appear
No. s3o.37l
Al 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 22d day Of March.
AID. 1855.
Present: Honorable George Ed
wards. Circuit Judge.
1t appearing by affidavit here
10 attached. that the defendant.
Minnie Cross. is not a resident Of
Michigan. but that her last
known address was at 302 South
Hamilton street, Chicago, Illinois.
On motion of William T. Pat
rick. ST.. Attorney for plaintiff.
il is hereby ordered. that the
defendant. Minnie Cross, enter
her appearance, either in person,
or by Attorney. within three
months from date OF said Order
TO Appear. or the Bill of Com
plant will be taken as confessed
against her:
II is further ordered. that a
true copy Of this Order 10 Appear
be sent 10 the defendant by regis
tered mail 10 his last known adj
dress. return receipt requested.
and that true copy OF said
Order TO Appear be published
according 10 law.
GEORGE EDWARDS.
Circuit Jugge.
A True Copy
Edgar NJ. Branigin. Clerk
BY w s. Mshardi, Deputy Clerk
4-2-5-7.
State ~ Michigan. in the Cir
cult Court for the County Of
Wayne
LILAS NJ. CAMPBELL. Plsin.
tiff, VS.. ROBERT A. CAMPBELL,
Defendant.
Order Of Publication
No. S2s.sse
At session Of said Court held
al the Court House in the City Of
Detroit. County Of Wayne, State
OF Michigan this 5th day Of
February. A. d., 1855.
Present. Honorable Wade II.
McCree. Jr.. Circuit Judge.
II appearing that the defend
ant IS not resident Of the STATE
of Michigan from inquiries made
Of defendants relatives and
friends. but resides in the State
Of New York.
1T IS ORDERED that the de-
fendant enter his appearance in
this cause on or before three 90
months from the date OF Order.
or said Bill Of Complaint will be
taken as confessed.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED
that copy Of this Order be sent
by registered mail to said de-
PENDANT. Robert A. Campbell.
co Albert Brown. l54-0l list
Avenue, Apartment 3B, Flushing.
Long Island. New York, his last
known address, and if not re-
ceived personally by said de-
PENDANT at least twenty (20) DAYS
before the time prescribed for
appearance. that this Order be
published. as required by law
WADE M. MccREE. j..
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
Edgar NJ. Branigin. Clerk
Gy G. Burkhardi, Deputy Clerk
2-26-4-2.
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Paper Stations & Distributors

Men and women to establish
paper stations. Good commits
sions on paper sales. All sta
lions will be serviced no mat
ter how small OF large.
Paper Distributors sts
needed, city-wide.
The DETROIT TRIBUNE
2l46 St Antoine
Detroit !. Michigan
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Herbert L. Dudley. Atty.
Ass Russell ST.

State r. Michigan, in the Cir
cult Court for the County OF
Wsyne in Chancery.
MARY ELLA TAYLOR. Plain
tiff. rs. EWING TAYLOR, De-
PENDANT.
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State q. Michigan. IN the Cir
c-.t Court FOR TIE County Of
WAYNE IL CHANGER
MILTON HENRY TEAMER.
Plaintiff. KS. SEVIEvE
TFANsEp Deserd.-.
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CLASSIFIED
MAKE EXTRA MONEY

Address. Mail postcards spar.
time every week. Write Box
IA, Belmont. Mass.
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Legal Notices
Alonro D. Peffiford. Attorney
500 Lawyers Bldg.
i3s Cadillac Square

DeHof 20 FtIchl9an
State q Michigan. N ire Cir
cut Court for the County o..
WAYNE IN Chsncery.
MAY 3. WHEELER. Plaintiff.
THOMAS J. WHEELER, De-
.endant.
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"A True Copy
Edgar NJ Branigin. Clerk
BY A. Horgreares, Deputy
Clerk 3-i9-4-23.
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State Of Michigan. in the Cir
cult Court for the County Of
Wayne in Chancery.
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Z If-e L1FNl
Ecgsf - Bsarlg.n. CLERK
r. Z Howe Deputy CLERK
4-2-5-7.
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MARY ANNE PERRY, Plain
tir vs. WILLIAM LYON PERRY.
Defendant.
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circuit Judge
A True Copy
Edgar ". Branigin, Clerk
b. L Howe. Deputy Clerk
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State OF Michigan, in the Cir
cult Court for the County of
Wayne in Chancery.
LEON CROSS. Plaintiff. VS..
MINNIE CROSS. Defendant.
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07
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Phone Us Your News - FIR 2-5e3s


Mrs Alice Johnson called to Pueblo Colorado see
her William Johnson r who recuperating from
major operation Before returning home she was the guest
of her daughter and onnaw Anna j. Harris and her hus-
band who living in their home in Denver
Miss Evelyn Mosey reports most enjoyable vacation,
after spending the holiday ST Louis with her sis
ters Mrs Harris Mrs Lucille Askew and broth
err Ira Mosley and families.
Christmas baskets given to needy families Xmas
morning by the Daughter Eks Baskets were distributed by
Daughters Mile Cochran, Lenora Gray and JOHNNIE Hart
The Daughter Eks wish thank all who contributed to make
this possible Daughter Henrietta Porter, daughter ruler
Daughter Johnnie Hart, vice daughter ruler
A very beautiful Christmas play presented by the
adult and senior the Oak Baptist church The
title play THE First Christmas Morn" 1t enjoyed
by all who attended
Circle gave annual club social in the home of
Mrs. Mable Sanders Tuesday.
The East End jolly is club held its annual Christmas
party the home of Mrs jamie Mckinley The club ceebrat
two birthdays The hostess delicious dinner The
meeting will be held at the home of Mrs H. Holland
January 10. Mrs. H. Holland,president
Carolyn and Arturo Davenporte, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs Willis Davenporte 2416 street have returned
home Dewitt where they spent Christmas with aunt
Mrs. Ruby Ricumstrick
Mr. and Mrs Green (ohnny and Pauline) of Washington
D. c. city recently visiting Mrs Green's parents
Rev Perkins, Oath and Howard Mr. and Mrs Green
formerly of this city and employed at one of the largest
offices in Washington
Mrs Lillian X Wade Evanston was the house guest of
Mr. and Mrs E. D. Klingsworh 2408 High street She is
the sister of Mr.. Kilngsworth.
The Quarterly conference club of Bethel AME church.
held its New Years Sunday afternoon the
Alice Scales 2421 Pulaski The club wishes to
many friends who attended Ushers Mesdames
Virginia Matthews, Louise Jones and Lorine Jordan Guests
we're registered Johnson Mrs Nete Jones'
Mrs Alfredo Jones and Mrs Doreha Allen presided at table
of the club charming and they looked beautiful
meeting held Wednesday night at the home of the
president 2915 Spring Mrs v Moss, president Mrs
Nettie Jones, reporter.
Delegates from this city representing sorority
and fraternity meetings were, j. R. Booker, c. Franklin
Brown and Otis D. Simmons, Aphas to Miami; Dr. O. B.
White and H. L. Johnson both accompanied by their wives
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07
: AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK :.

Mrs. B. Handy, Reporter, Phone FIR 4e187 WI 52775
The Chatter club had Christmas party Thurs
day night at Club Ooppaa Secrets pals revealed and
gifts exchanged The club recently presented its pres
dent Mrs Mable Allen beautiful gift for selling the highest
of tickets for the Blue and musical The
meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Louise Benton
522 Locust Mrs Claudia Allen reporter,
Organized recently the 1885 Ryr-Aires" formerly the
Five 1hEes The members Misses Faye Tobert Gwen
dolyn Washington, Sue Crswe Mabel Floyd Nell
ter. All are students at Jones hi school
Mrs Dora Hughes of 903 Beech street has returned
home after spending the holidays in Cofeyve Kansas Wis
ting her brother, other relatives and friends
Born to Mr. and Mrs John Sanders, sr 1902 East 7th
street, Christmas day, Howard
George Stancl, son of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Dunn 2719
East End street has returned AM&N college after spending
the holidays with his parents
The Jones hi PTA will Tuesday m Mrs y
Curry, president and f. II. Hunter, principal
Here help their mother Mrs Mary Green 706 Hazel
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07
Pictures in a Series Tell q Story

In addition to making up an in
teresting section for your family
album, these picture stories can
bring pleasure to other people as
well. Out-of-town friends and
relatives would be delighted to
receive note from you enclosing
a set Of snapshots like those shown
above. Fond grandparents would
be pleased as punch to receive a
small album which traces in pic
lures the activities Of favorite
grandchild in a typical day.
It's always a good idea to share
your snapshots. Extra prints from
your negatives are inexpensive
and are bound to be welcomed by
others who share your interest in
the subject. We all like to find let
tiers in our mailboxes-but a letter
with a snapshot, or a series of
snapshots, is something extra
special. John Van Guilder
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07
Bath-time an.

One picture Is always good
but there are many snapshot stu
atoms In which 1t Is shame not
to take whole series. Pictures In
a series can tell a heartwarming
story Of family life that will be
a treasured part of the snapshot
album.
The small fry of the household
are always good subject material
for picture story. The day in the
life of a baby is so worth record
ing. Flash on camera makes such
pictures easy to take. You can fol-
low baby's activities wherever
they normally take place-from
nursery to bath to the kitchen.
And, If that is baby's day to 60
outsperhaps for a visit to grand
mother, it's a wise mother indeed
who takes the flash camera along
to include this part of the day in
the picture story.
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07
With The Churches
ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL
10th and Gaines
Rev. John Karsten

Sunday, II a. m. Holy Communion
and Service
IL a, m. Noon Parish Meet
ing.
Wednesday, $50 Acolyte meeting.
The Parish meeting Sunday is
an opportunity for all members of
the congregation to hear the re-
ports by the leaders of the con-
gregation on the work that is be-
ing done in the church. The final
report on the Every Member
Canvass will be presented by
Miss Anne Carpenter Walker.
chairman Also included will be
reports from the Vestry, Woman's
auxiliary, Altar guild, and AGO.
lytes. All members are expected to
be present.
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07
WilIIlot

Out-of-town, visitors for the
holidays were, DIR. r. L. Perkins,
Charlotte, N C., M, H. Perkins,
Salisbury, N. c. and Mrs. r. p.
Pryor Cincinnati, Ohio, who
were visiting their mother. Mrs.
M M Perkins Mrs. Irene
chatham and son, James went to
Little Rock, Monday, to meet
Cpl, Frederick chatham Mrs.
Betty Woods has returned home
from Compton, Calf Misses
Mable Woods, Maralgne Wilder
and Dorothy Williams left for
college, Sunday after spending the
Christmas home.
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07

DAY NURSERY OPEN FOR
Children Between The Ages of
2 S Years. Hot Lunch served
Each Day. Reasonable Price.
Cali GLADYS THOMAS, 1921
High St., Phi FIR 5-4214 --51955
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07

The Chansonette club the home of Mrs Ruby Rip
pond 623 Walnut After the business session.
bers enjoyed hour of entertainment and delicious dinner
served by the hostess The club will gather the
home of Mrs Francca Scoggns Mrs Beye Jackson
ident and Mrs. Odra Halbert reporter
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07

celebrate Christmas, her Rev l. G. Green
Detroit; Rev. W. Green Magnolia Joe Green Rodesa La
Robert Green Camden son-inlaw daughter Mr. and Mrs
Willie Jack Pine Bluff. Another of this city of
during the celebration. Mrs. Green lives with her
and daughter. Rev and Mrs. NJ James.
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07

GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY -- Mr. and Mrs.
John Wells of Hway 10, celebrated their gold
en- wedding anniversary with family reunion,
Christmas day. Mrs. Wells, the former Minnie
Moss became the bride of Mr., Wells, December
IS, 1901. The couple has six living children.
They are seated left to right Mrs. Johnnie
Ella Sassafrac, Baltimore, Maryland; Mr. and
Mrs. John Wells, Wolfe Wells Little Rock.
Standing in the same order, Mrs Cordena
Arkansas State press., 1955-01-07
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WOMEN WANTED
MAKE EXTRA MONEY. Address,
Mail postcards spare time every
week BICO, 143 Belmont, Mass.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
ADVERTISEMENT


III you're suspicious because every
ones 1ew-car price and trade-in
deal seems to. add up to the same
thing, come on out to HALEY'S
whole city block, M Street at First
Sc. Don't blame the fellows who
have to pay high overhead ).
they have to eat, too. just figure
1t out for yourself why HALEY'S
can offer you q lower price and q
better trade on your new car. We
don't have the landlord breathing
down our neck every month. Let
HALEY'S, the city's giant Dodge
Plymouth leadership. save you a
hatful OF money on your new car.
Takes just q couple Of minutes
extra to drive TO HALEY'S. Plenty
of parking! In business since 1928.
Phone Lincoln $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

ued. during the 1856 campaign
win be aimed entirely at insurine
that this exective leadership does
return to liberal democracy
Whether that means I personally
should become an active candi-
date, do not at this time know"
He said he would consult DEM
ocratic leaders In all parts OF
the country. He said he had 80
far no engagements to talk with
either Gov. Haifimad Tor Mr.,
Stevenson. although he had re-
lceiyed notes from both, inouiring
about his tip.
Senator Kefauver was asked
how he stood with Gov. Clement
of Tennessee, who hiss been re-
ported as favoring Mr.. Steven
sons denomination. He answered
he was going home In q few
weeks and would talk with Gov.
Clement then.
He spoke Of the farm prices
issue, and said he believed that
the old rigid 80 per cent price
supports were better than what
I'VE have now" tthe Eisenhower
flexible price supports). He in
sisted that something be done for
the small farmer"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
Dr.. Dodson to Speak

DR.. Dan Dodson, director oil
the Center for Community and
Field Services. New York Uni
versity, will speak ct the first
session Of an Institute on Inter-
group Relations at Q. o'clock to-
night in the Mount Pleasant
Public Library. Sixteenth and
Lamont streets NV. Meetings
Of the institute will be held on
six successive Tuesdays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

other candidates shall do" he
replied. But I think it would
be good for the country II they
present themselves in these pri-
lmaries." Senator Kefauvef en-
tered ali the primaries he could
in 1852. and won many Of them
He said he would have to de-
eide On running before commit
ting himself to run in any pri-
mary today. II he does decide
to run. he said. he will enter the
New Hampshire primary next
March, the first to be held.
Financial backing In any race
for q presidential nomination
lis always q problem" Senator
Kefauyer admitted. He said that
he had had about $500, 900 for
his 1862 campaign--'m much less
than some 'others"--and. II he
runs, he will be glad to have all
the financial support he can
get.
In a formal statement. issued
by his ONCE as the news con-
ference was about to begin, Sen.
ator Kefauyer said:
First. and most important. ]
have no announcement about
the 1856 campaign TO make"
Aware OF Speculation
He said he was aware that his
name, along with those Of Mr.
Stevenson and Mr.. Hartman
had entered into the speculation
about presidential nomination.
He continued:
mo matter what my own aspi-
rations might be, rladI do not
deny / have had presidential
aspirations. still I feel that the
Presidency Of the United States
lis an ONCE far superior to any
mans ambitions"
He said he sincerely believed
1t was of the utmost importance
to get the Government back into
liberal Democratic hands. for the
sake Of the country.
my own efforts," he contin-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
Foirfox Hunts Convict
Fleeing Rood Gang

Fairfax County Police today
were searching for . convict who
escaped from a Camp 80 road
gang.
Police said Franklin Hammond
10, a trusty. walked away from
the detail which was working At
North King highway and Rather
Inc street near Huntington.
Police said Hammond. who
was serving FIVE years for house
breaking in Scott County. Va,
disappeared into the woods about
$50 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
Cathedral Fund Drive
Report Due Monday

The final report luncheon Of
the Washington Cathedral sus-
tanning fund campaign win be
held at 1890 pm, next Monday
at the Burlington Hotel.
A ST g. yesterday inadyertent-
ly repol b ! that the mai lunch.
con would be held yesterday.
Over 70 per cent Of the $780,
900 soar OF the campaign has
beenreactled. Bowdofn Craishill,
jr. general campaign chairman,
announced. BENJAMIN M Nc
Kelway. editor Of The Star, will
be guest speaker at Mondays
luncheon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
Virginia Episcopal
Auxiliary to Meet

The Woman's Auxiliary OF tn.
Episcopal Virginia Diocese viii
hold its SD annual meeting to.
morrow and Thursday in st
ILuke's Episcopal Church. Alex.
Iandria. Va. The meetings theme
will be His Witnessing Com.
Iynurity - -
The sessions win open at
pm. tomorrow with Mrs. Henr,
fP. Taylor. auxiliary president
presiding. On Sunday the Right
Rev. Frederick Dean Goodwin
Bishop of Virginia, will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

jacobsen: Sustained Work Per.
|tormanee Awards: Dolores II
Hayward. John George Mary a
Kelly: and william q. Miller
accumulation 1000 hours sicl
leave. The Adjutant Gen.
erals Once has presented cash
suggestion awards to Hattie J
Coleman. Barbara NJ. Choiniere
Dorothy v. Paige. Nellie MAJ
Forrest. Virginia H. Lanier anc
Francis Z. Springmann. Car
Scharf was honored for meritor.
ious service. Walter Reed
Army Medical Center needs d
dental hygenist. $3.4l5 a year,
Call the center's personnel office,
Extension 2l01.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18

Wet Nam. There was an impli-
cation that Bao Dai felt he could
reunify Wet Nam satisfactorily.
This raised fears among some
American officials that the exiled
Emperor might be making him.
self available for future use by
the Communists who, technically,
are campaigning for reunifica-
sion through nationwide cleo
tons.
The Reds blame Diem for
baking at the elections. which
were contemplated by the
Geneva agreements ending the
war in Indo-C China.