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M-DTrack Title
For Roanoke
viii Set Mark

Roanoke College winner Of ~
Of is last ~ meets. goes after
is NTH straight title In the 1sd
running Of the Mason Dixon
Conferences track and field
championships today and to-
morrow at American univer-
sity.
No other school ever has won
1--WE Md titles In q row. but
the Maroons have the talent
and depth 10 pull It on.
Opposition win come from
Catholic u. only other school
10 win four In q row: American
u, Bridgewater, 0allaudet,
Hampden-Sydney, Loyoia,
ILynchburg. Mount 81. Mary's,
Randolph Macon. Towson,
Western Maryland and WASH
ington College.
Bob Nelson Of Gu win be
out to defend his titles In the
mile and two-mile runs, while
the Cardinals have another de-
Tending titlist In George Math-
ews In the t40-yard dash.
Ronnie Crown, former Suit
land High School athlete and
q basketball player at Az, and
Howard Light Of Roanoke
ngure TO give Mathews the
most trouble.
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Hoyo Truckmen
End W&MStreuk,
Set Two Records

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, May
Is (SpeciaD Georgetown Uni
versity showed too much
strength in too many places
here yesterday as it snapped
William q Mary's dual track
meet streak.
The Indians, who hadn't lost
q dual meet in two years,
managed to win only four Of is
events in losing, 1880, to the
Hoyas, who threw in a couple
Of track records to boot.
William q Mary athletes won
the high Jump. broad Jump,
pole vault and low hurdles.
Jack Bisbee won the 440-yard
dash In 48.3 seconds to break
the Cary Stadium record of
48.8 that stood since 1910. Jim
Kelly. Bob Carney, Carlos Tan
and Jim Smith won the mile
relay in 3:19, breaking another
1S-year-old mark, 500.
The Hoyas had two double
winners in Dennis Striegel, who
won the shot put and discus,
and Al Stabler who took the
100 and 220 yard dashes.
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Peyton Howard
Seeded No. I in
Arlington Tennis

Peyton Howard of Landon
School. hampton of the
Friends School Invitation
Tournament. has been seeded
No. l in the boys 18-and-under
class in the Arlington County
Tennis Association junior
tournament that starts at 9
am. tomorrow at the Bancroft
tennis courts.
Howard won the inter-
scholastic division Of the
Friends tournament yesterday,
defeating Hugh Lynch III Of
Georgetown Prep, 60. in the
final set of a match that had
been halted by darkness We'd
nesday.
Others drawing SEEDS are
John Morgan, Jim Oksne and
Frank Goetz in that order.
Ranked in the boys 15-aud-
under class are Jerry Courtney,
Clark Luikart, a semifinalist in
the Friends tournament; Dick
Dell and Jed Courtney. in that
order.
Caroline Witt, runnerup TO
Donna Floyd in the Friends
competition. and Jane Fried
man are seeded ID in the class
for girls 18-and-under, while
Betty Murphy and Phronie
Bauserman are IL in the girls
l5-and-under class.
Doubles play will start Sun
day. Play will resume q week
from tomorrow and finals are
set for a week from Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

lace. Fred windridse. Mike
cappiello. Jim Robinson. FRANK
Baptista, Art Tweedaie. Dick
Charlie sarle and Paul
Norair.
The FIRST Of nine races at
Cumberland Municipal Airport
viii start at $3.50 am.
The racing schedule here and
In nearby States:
SATURDAY
Old Dominion spssdway-s SPORTS
man stock cars; sIuiETp;aI''''' . pm.
%SSasa H sd SSsSs ssoss s.s.
w cu aaSssi @SMd, Munio,p., Air.
port-National Championship sports
oAauaseo speedway-DraR racing,
ola : DcminIOn sD.edvay-Drs,
ElsIern Draewsy. PstsrsburE. Va
D' North ls'l WilkssbSc ;%: N. c.-NAscAs
Grand National. late model stocks
LanEhorne 'Pi.S speedvay-UsAc
late model stocks. $50 miles.
Reading pa Fairground-BIlly
Huber Memorial motorcycle races
pm. POSTPONED from May ~.
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Terp Stickmen Roted
Underdogs to Hopkins
ny DICK STAY
star star writer

Johns Hopkins, the only Ia
crosse team 10 beat Maryland
IN ia last 40 games. "a favored
10 do II again tomorrow In the
season highlight Of the stick
game At Homewood Field In
Baltimore. Opening faceofi
win be at a:3o pm.
The Hluejays Of Johns Hop
kins have won Is games IN sue
cession. including q 1910 VIC
tory at Maryland q year ago.
behind the scoring punch of
their Ali-America attack twins,
Mickey Webster and Billy Nor
rill.
With senior John Jory team
ing with Webster and Morrill,,
Hopkins generally Is conceded
TO have the finest attack trio
IN the Nation. But Maryland
win counter with what Il be-
iieves Is the country's best mid
Geld combination.
Rock Skinner. Stu Carlisle
and All-America Ernie Betz
have handled the Terp midfield
chores as a unit for three seas
ons. They are three Of the
seniors who viii be playing
their final game for Maryland.
Others are Dick Corrigan on
attack and Dick Szlasa on de-
tense. both All-America cam
didates: Attackmen Dick Mol
ker and Ed Edel and Midfielder
Bob Scranton.
As In 1857, both teams enter
their final collegiate match un-
beaten, Maryland in eight
games and Hopkins in seven.
Unlike 1857. the winner cannot
count on the national cham
pionship.
Army also is unbeaten and
win be considered for the title
II 1t gets by Navy on May 81.
A committee Of the United
States intercollegiate Lacrosse
Association win make the de-
cision II more than one Glass A
team finishes with q clean
record.
The Terps have rolled over
their eight opponents by a
margin Of l43 goals to 80, while
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PIuy Opens
TomorroW
In Industrial

Federal Bureau Of Investiga-
ton, defending champion In
the Industrial sandlot baseball
league. viii open the 26th
season Of the league at $3.50
pm. tomorrow at the West FL
lipse, playing the Union Prin-
ters, last years runnerup.
Player-Manager Billy Carroll
Of FBI Is expected to start
Southpaw Steve Bauk, former
George Washington University
star. Manager Bob Giddens Of
the Printers also will start a
lefthander, Greg Morris. Nor
ris, also an ex-GW hurler,
pitched for FBI last year.
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HIGH SCHOOL
SPORTS
BASEBALL

DAHEUALL
Results Yesterday
Bladsnsbure. z; wheaton.
Calvert County, I2i Margaret Brent, o.
Calvert Hail. 8; Carroll, 3,
friends, " Landon, 8.
Hi.h pcint. 9; Pethssda-chevy Chase,
Lsasi ~ 'sn ); q. stephens, a.
Mcntsomery Blair. IIi Oxon HiIl, 2.
nIchard Mentgomery, 3; NorthwOod, 2.
sultlanG' 81 Northwestern s % In
s ssrssssi g. D. DsT s,.s.;,. s.....
Games To-day
george Washlnsten at Annandale, $50,
Ealrfax at Mount Vernon, I:l6.
Mclean ct Falls Church, q.
Greyeton ". Hammond at AIexandrin
Mppnlcipal Stadium. 9.
"1tsn ,,n sson-Lse vs.. Wakefield at Fosr
D' T.I;:. IL::s:.SurO at william c.
0eerge Mason 81 Garfield, $50.
Henm.n-Beston Of Manassas Region
M.skin vs.. Gonaasa, sixteenth ana
Kennedy streets NV, $3.50.
~. Aleans At 0eorgetoWn Prep, $3.50.
Lensfeliov at ousntice Hleh, ).
fhelDs At Anacostia, $3.50.
rscn v. Armstrong ct Dunbar, $50.
Bell 81 Western, $3.50.
Roosevelt at Cardoxo, 3:3O.
Dunbar at Coelldge, $3.50,
Walter Johnson &c GaithershurE, A.
Archbishop Nesle 81 Ia Plata, s:3o.
fairsm nsss H hr;s3s q Gslvsrt Comfy 2.
Loudeun County 81 HeFndon, 3.
Games Tomorrow
M1 s vs. 81. Anthony Of GeoFsetown
S S:;SIs:s.ST. ?, Prep :. s.: James, s.sO.
Games sunday
HeStsstoWn Prep Of 81. Johns, 2.
OTs at GeoFgetown University
TRACK
Yesterday
nammond. 60; George WashinRton, "a.
Na1aoezo' 1S; Wilson, 32,sI Roosevelt,
coo ! g. sssh; Dunbar. Al,s: Arm
Eastern: 90; AnaeostIa. 80, west
Northwestern, So,il suItland. 40; High
~ s'n' HTlr nas II.
Mcntgemery County Class A Meet At
Wheaton, 1850.
PULLS Prep 81 Maryland Frosh, q.
We vt STATE Group II ChsmDionships II
Tomorrow
va; STATE Group I Championships at
ChArlottesvile. 10 am,
va Us, ssate Group II Championships II
Meodberry Forest at Episcopal ESQ.
Fairmont. Heights 1t MaryIand Stat
q. ChamyionshiDs at Sellers Point.
81, Johns, friends and 81. Adams II
81. James Relays, 2,
TENNIS
Yesterday
Cardoso, 81 Roosevelt, 4,
Episcopal 81 GeOrgefoWn Frosh. A
Today
bethesdasChsvy Chase ct Montgomery
Blair, $3.50.
Georgetown Prep Of 81. Adams, $50,
Tomorrow
episcopal At W0odberry Forest, q.
LACROSSE
Today
suitiand NJ Glen Burnie, ESQ.
CREW
Tomorrow
Weshington-Lee. Hammond and GeOrRe
MaShington % Stotesbury ReEatta
PHILADELPHIA, I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
By JOHN SEGRAvES
Star stan Writer

The word is out at Rosecroft
Raceway-watch Joe OBrien.
For the first few nights of the
Rosecroft meeting, the veteran
trainer-driver of the Sol Camp
string from Shafter, Calf.
couldn't find the winners circle
with q flashlieht. Today he
leads all drivers on the grounds
with i've victories in 10 starts.
However, Joe won't be In
action tonight when Rosecroft
features the Western Maryland
Purse, a trot. split into two
divisions, the fifth and seventh
races.
Long after the featured
seventh race last night, the
crowd Of $3.50 was still dis
cussing .O'Brien's brilliant
handling Of Adioway in bring
ing the 5-year-old PAGER home
by q half-length over Goose
Win, part Of the favored Her
man Graham entry.
Nine went to the post in the
race and the fans gave only
mild consideration to OBrien
and Adioway. The standard
bred never had won before on
q half-mile track and was the
beaten favorite his only time
out of Rosecroft May 6, finish
ing sixth.
They let him go at 1910 to 1
and he went of in the middle
OF the pack. Until near the top
Of the stretch the second time
around he was still fourth on
the far outside and seemingly
out Of the picture as the entry
Of Goose Win and Sea Rover
set the pace.
Then Joe went to the whip
as Sea Rover began to fade
and he took dead aim on Goose
Win and the two went down to
the wire as a team, with Ado
way pulling ahead at the wire.
O'Brien won the fifth and
seventh the previous night and
with last nights victory is now
one up on Tom Lewis for driv-
ing honors.
Vanessa Hanover and Valiant
Hanover head the fifth race
and Colbirish the seventh race
tonight.
The two Hanover herses will
run as the Gerald Roider entry
and are expected to get plenty
Of opposition from Birbone, who
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Big Sunday Schedule
On Top for Auto Fans

old Domlnion Speedway
again kicks on the auto racing
schedule this week end - to-
morrow night instead OF to-
nieht-but the big day for the
speed addiets win be Sunday.
The program Sunday win
offer sportsman. modified and
hobby stock cars at Marlboro:
sports cars at Cumberland,
Nd: drag races at Aquasco and
Old Dominion speedways and
Petersburg, Va: late model
stocks at North wilkesboro,
N. O.. and Langhorne. Pa. and
motorcycles at Reading, Pa.
Many Of the drivers at Marl-
boro Sunday viii be at Old Do
minion the night before TO
open the sportsman-stock sea-
son at the Manassas oval.
Wally Gore and Bill Wyn-
koop. old friends from Airing
ton. win try to start q Gomez
back at Old Dominion. Gore
was the track champion In 1856
and Wynkoop one Of the top
10 money winners. but both
dropped out Of the select circle
last year.
Offering the stiifest competi-
ton viii be Clay Eastridge of
Fredericksburg. the 1857 cham
pion at Old Dominion, and the
nine drivers who trailed him In
the standings - Ray Byers,
Lionel johnson. Bill Morgan,
Clyde Canadian, Elmo Langley,
Pete Minor, Sam Bandy, Bill
Dove and Jack Deniston.
Between "a and 30 drivers
are expected for the Q pm.
start Of heats tomorrow. The
usual 25-lap feature viii wind
UP the five-event program.
The seventh annual Cumber-
land National sports car races
Sunday again has attracted
more than two dozen Washing
ton competitors. led by such
familiar names as Dick Thomp-
son, Fred Moore, Charlie Wal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
30 Break Par
Al Memphis

MEAPHIs. May 10 ~
with par taking a solid drub-
hing. an Army private and
three pros led the field into
the second round Of the $4,000
Memphis Invitational golf tour
nament today. 4y
on top Of q hard pressing
pack were Pfc. Mason Rudolph
Of Fort chaifee. Ark. Chick
Harbert Of Worthwhile. Mich,
Jim Ferree Of winston Salem,
N. c.. and Ernie vossler Of Md
land. Tex.
All four slammed through the
first 10 holes Of the 72-hole
medal play tournament over
the e.7oo-yard s4-ss-7o Co
icnial Country Club course with
s under par eSs.
But the field behind was
close packed. Thirty Of the 100
starters broke par. Marty Fur
sol Of Lamont. H.. was alone
with . 60. but seven had SIS.
six shot ess and a dozen eos.
Cary Middleton. one Of two
big pre-tourney favorites,
pulled In with q 81. The other,
Ken Ventura Of San Francisco,
was among II who could man.
age no better than par.
Today's play cuts the field
to the low so players and ties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16
Notre Dome Films

A color Aim Of highlights of
the Notre Dame 1857 football
season viii be shown by the
Notre Dame University Club Of
Washington at e:l5 O'Clock to-
night ct the .Sheraton-C Carlton
Hotel. Joe Boland. radio and
TV sports commentator and a
tackle at Notre Dame under
Knute Rockre, will be narrator.
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ROSECROFT
RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-Purse. $500: trot. 1
E S;S.s':: ,, SSs .S.ron' $50 go 800
Gcldie Herman CeeIote) $50
Little Rocky, swanee. Trinette Han.
9veo, Hed RAIN Pleasant Girl. Time.
SECOND RAcE-Purss, $500: pace;
gIiiIsm Eerbs. Ger, 500 $50 $50
Brenda Hal (Storum) gao
Sweet Petootie. shadydale Direct.
Betty Ann, Dream Rose. Time, 2:O9.
Late seratch-0uepongo Lady.
DAILY DOUBLE t6-D PAID S4I.AO
THIRD RAcE-Purse. $500; trot; 1
,Niiola Hano'r (McN'y) 4.eO $40 $40
'Benny's Day Frey 40 800
Nibble's Prince (Webb) 800
Boot Key, Red Song. Follow MeElien.
Mercury Comet. Time, aim.
FOURTH RAcE-Purse, $500: pace;
i Jazz r F:SP;i L.S @Sn" 400 s:SS s ssS
shadydale Lassie (S1illerD 4.sO
Ensign Direct, Worthy Champ, Rex
Dean. Time. 2:0Sss.
FIFTH RAcE-Purse. $500: pace; !
Captain Luck (Lewis) 400 2.4O 2.4O
Alton Express (Ridaick) $50 $40
Victory Helen (Wileuttsl 500
Sharon May Direct, Worthy Streak,
Crosby Hanover, Mr.. Kilroy. Rflma
Mitewyn. Time, 2:06ls.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $1,000: pace;
Class B Conditioned; l mile.
kingsway Uoster) 11.2O $40 $50
W W. ADSS.t w sMss sGlov,., 300 +.so
MS SsToxs SDsscro lola ra inS5sSt Boy
Majors Star. Time. s:osis.
pace; non-winners Sl7.50O In 1887
Adiswsy toBrlsnl $50 400 $40
Geese win (Graham. M 500 40
Will Romola (MiIler) 500
Sure Con. Irving Guy. Sea Rover.
No. ID Jasper Hi-Lee. and Kenny J.
II. Graham Stable entry.
EIoHTH RAcE-Purse. $500: pace:
Gear Shift CBanksD $50 ESQ a.4O
Elaine Spencer lKsIlyl $50 SEQ
Miss Re6s, Village Prince, Home:
stretch spud. Dinah KpiSht, Velvet
Hanover. Time, 2.07bX
ATTENDANCE, 5,232. Total mutuel
handle. s239.4oS.
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IRoTTERs FEATURED TONIGHT
OBrien's Clever Win
Hailed at Rosecroft

is fresh OF q 2:0s4s victory ct
the Maryland track. Valiant
Hanover was second in his last
trip to the post at Rosecroft.
Colbirish. who win be driven
by Herman Graham, jr., could
be the most solid bet of the
night. The 9-year-old bay has
won three times this year and
was third and fourth in two
other starts, being out Of the
money only twice all year.
The co-feature---the District
Heights Commissioners purse
also will be run in two divi-
sions, the sixth and eighth
races. Jill's Boy and Rocky
King appear the early line
favorites in the two races.
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C.WeiehtIifter
Bows to Russian

DETROIT, May l6 (Special) /.
Jim Bradford, 300-pounder
from Washington. d. c.. bowed
to Olympic Champion Alexan-
der Medvedev, 1,l02 to l,036, in
weight-lifting here last night
as the touring Russians won
four of seven matches for their
second straight victory over the
United States team.
Bantamweight Chuck Vinci
and Featherweight Isaac Ber-
ger Of the United States tied
their Russian opponents but
were awarded the laurels be-
cause each weighed less than
the Russians.
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Gonzales Leads
Hood by Nine

WINNIPEG, May is R.-
Pancho Gonzales last night de-
feated Lew Hoad, Ga. Ga. to
take a 1884 lead in their 100
match series.
In another singles, Pancho
Segura topped Tony Trabert.
"a. and now heads that series
1920 with i've drawn.
Hoad and Trabert scored q
doubles victory over Gonzales
and Segura, 6-3, Ga.
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Senators Tigers to PIoy
lnterfoith Come August 70

Men Of different faiths have
banded together again 10 pro-
mote good win and baseball,
The second annual Interfaith
game win be between the Sem
ators and Detroit Tigers the
night Of August 10 at orifnth
Stadium.
Last year inaugural was a
BIG success. Awards were grant,
ed 70 President Eisenhower,
Renah y. camalier. Jackie
Robinson and Joe Z. Brown.
Similar awards. together with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

a big pared preceding the game
and q luncheon earlier IN the
day. are on this years pro-
gram.
Milton 8. Kronheim. ar gen
eral chairman Of the Washing
ton Interfaith Committee, and
Calvin orifnth. president Of the
Senators. announced the game
yesterday. while introducing
members Of press and radio 10
the new clubroom under the
rightfield pavilion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-16

Hopkins has beaten seven
teams by a total Of l17-43.
One lacrosse coach who pre-
ferred to remain unidentified
has rated Hopkins eight goals
better than Maryland. Coach
Charlie Wenzel Of Loyola
whose team lost to the Blue
jays. 2l-S, and bowed to Mary
land. 22-l, last Tuesday, won't
go quite that far.
I'D have to pick Hopkins a.
the 'favorite," Wenzel said, "but
I think Maryland has q better
chance to win this year than
last, If for no other reason than
Hopkins is not getting the Job
In the goal as it did last year.
"Maryland's ball control
should give it as many shots
as 1t got last year (54), but
don't think Hopkins will get
any more (47)."
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.,T1FTH RAcE---PurseA 81. $50; trot;
The estern Maryla first divi-
- vaha6t Hanover (ktp, al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05
ATTY. CHARLES B. BERRY
1905 BROADWAY

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY --
NEAL CAVETT, plaintiff VS..
MOLLIE CAVETT. defendant.
NO. s7l.437
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At q session of said Court held
in the City of Detroit. Wayne
County. Michigan on April l6,
1858.
PRESENT: HONORABLE
THOMAS J. MURPHY. Circuit
Judge.
II appears to this Court from
affidavit on file that the defend.
ant. Mollie Cavctt. is not a re.
sidcnt of the City of Detroit,
Wayne County. Michigan. but re-
sides at 1856 Suzettc ST.. Memphis,
Tennessee.
On Motion of Charles b. Berry,
attorney for the Plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that the dc.
PENDANT, Mollie Cavett. enter her
appearance in said cause on or
before three CD months from the
date of this Order, or said bill
of complaint will be taken as
confessed against her; and that
a copy of said Order be sent
to the last-known post office adj
dress OF the defendant. said adj
dress being 6l3 Suzettc ST., Mem.
phis, Tennessee. by registered
mail. return receipt requested,
and delivery to addrcssec only.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED
that If the defendant Is not per.
sonally served, a true copy Of
this Order be published in the
Detroit Tribune, a newspaper
printed, published and circula.
ting in said County of Wayne,
for six consecutive weeks, &C.
cording to law.
THOMAS J. MURPHY. Circuit
Judge.
A True Copy
EDGAR M. BRANICIN, Clerk
BY A. c. GALLAGHER. Deputy
Clerk
5-l0-6.14.58.
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Attorney
ALoNzo D. PETTlFoRD
FOG American Title Building

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
JESSIE nj. DAVIS. Plaintiff
VS.. TIMOTHY r. DAVIS, Defend
ant.
NO. s7o,64s -
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session of said Court.
held at the Courthouse in the
City.County Building. in the City
Of Detroit, County of Wayne and
State of Michigan on % day of
May, 1858.
PRESENT: THE HONORABLE
CHESTER p. O'HARA. Circuit
Judge.
II appears by the affidavit at.
tached hereto that the Defend.
ant. Timothy r. Davis. was un-
able TO be served at his last
known address and that the sum.
mons was returned unserved.
ON MOTION OF ALONZO d.
PETTlF0RD, attorney for plain.
tiff.
IT is ORDERED that the said
defendant, Timothy r. Davis. en-.
ter his appearance in this cause
on or before three CD months
from the date Of this order or
that the Bill Of Complaint filed
herein be taken as confessed, and
that the said Order be served
and published as required by
law.
CHESTER p. 0'HARA, Circuit
Judge.
A True Copy
EDGAR M. BRANIGIN, Clerk
BY John ]. Beck, Deputy Clerk.
5-3l.7.5-58.
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AIRY. Cherries r. Perkins
s27 3. Warren Avenue

s27 3. Warren Avenue
STATE OF MICHIGAN In The
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHAN
Gerry
RUBIN KENDRICK JR. Plain
tiff. W.. DOROTHY KENDRICk,
Defendant.
No. 735-b72
Al q session OF said Court held
at the City-County Building in
the City of Detroit on the 10th
day Of June. AID, 1858.
PRESENT: HONORABLE NEAL
FITZGERALD, Circuit Judge.
In this cause n appearing by
affidavit on file that the defend
ant, Dorothy Kendrick. cannot be
served by process issued out Of
this Court as she Is not a resi-
dent of the State of Michigan but
resides In the City Of Daytona
Beach, County of volusia and
State of Florida, and resides at
976 Pinehaven Street, Daytona
Beach. Florida.
On Motion of Charles II. Per-
kins, Attorney for the plaintiff.
II Is Ordered that the defendant,
Dorothy Kendrick. appear and
answer the Bill of Complaint in
this cause within three 60 months
from the date of this Order. or
that said Bill will be taken as
confessed and that this Order be
published according to law and
a copy thereof be served upon
the defendant by registered mail
as required by law.
NEAL FITZGERALD.
Circuit Judge
"A TRUE COPY
EDGAR M. BRANIGIN. Clerk
BY John J. Beck, ocputy Clerk
6-28-8-2.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-05
LEGAL NOTICES

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STATE OF MICHIGAN, County
Of Wayne.
At q session OF the Probate
Court for said County OF Wayne.
held at the Probate Court Room
in the City of Detroit. on the
Ninth day OF June. in the year
one thousand nine hundred ana
fifty eight.
Present: Joseph A. Murphy,
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF
KATHERINE GILL. also known
as KATHERINE TAYLOR. De-
ceased.
Azie Rushton. Administrative
of said estate. having rendered
10 this Court her first and final
account in said matter and filed
Herewith her petition praying
that the residue of said estate be
assigned to the person or persons
entitled thereto:
II is ordered, That the Twenty
fourth day of July. next at ten
o'clock in the forenoon before
Judge James II. Sexton, at said
Court Room be appointed for ex-
aiming and allowing said &C
count and hearing said petition.
And ii 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-
troit Tribune. a newspaper print
ed and circulated in said County
If Wayne.
JOSEPH A. MURPHY,
Judge OF Probate
do hereby certify that ] have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and
have found the same to be a cor
rect transcript of such original
record.
Dated June 0. 1858
Cecil A. Bernard, Deputy
Probate Register 6-2l-7-5.