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Len Chappell. a 6-foot-S scorer
and rebounder from Portage
Pa. where he averaged 37.'
points a game as a high schoo
senior.
Hes from Southern Penn,
Sylvania," quips Bone S
Frankly. I don't care where
they come from, even Alaska
just so they can play"
The Deacons have another
6-foot-8 starter in Jerry Steele
who is a North Carolinian tc
boot. and an established stand
out in 6-foot-6 Dave Budd
George Richie and Billy Packer
are the back-court players
Packer, 5-foot-10 sophomore
from Bethlehem, Pa, is the
leading scorer after three
games with a 17-point average
The Deacons lost to Ohio
State at Columbus and won
over North Carolina State anC
Davidson.
George Washington is "a
for the season, but has a type
of team that could give any
club trouble on any given
night. HOWE Bash, only sea-
soned player on Coach Bill
Reinhart's squad, and Dick
Markowitz, a junior transfer
from a West Coast junior COL
lege, have been the big guns
to date. Reinhart probably
will start 6-foot-9 Bill Ingram
tonight in an effort to Offset
Wake Forests height ad-
vantage.
Those who remember Bones
when he was q hot-shot with
the Caps a dozen years ago,
can chalk up in the "time flies
department the fact that he
now has a 17-year-old boy. The
McKinneys have another boy
and four girls. the youngest, q
girl, coming two weeks ago.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Southeastern Five
Loses to Shepherd

sHEPHERDsTowN, W. Va,
Dec. 16 (SpeciaD. - Shepherd
College defeated Southeastern
University Of Washington, D. C.
1876, here last night.
Five players hit the double
figures for Shepherd, which
held a $3.50 halftime lead. Al
Comacho led Southeastern with
20 points.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Anseostia, AZ: Maekin, A. Covertimsl
B-CC. SO: Suitland, 40.
Bladenshurg, 20; Wheaton. IS.
Blair, 73; Oxon Hill. "a
Blair w. So; Good Counsel. As.
Bulls Prep. So; Belvoir Prep, AZ.
Cardozo, rs: Hoffman-Boston, SO.
Carver, SO; Brooks, Al.
CHAMBERLAIN; 7S; Western, SO.
Fsirmont % II HeiSSts' % "a; ieifGii PartefeGray, 81.
Falls Church, 45; Hammond. 80.
Frederick sasscer, 43; Charlotte Hall
e,eOrge Mason. 40; Nokesyille, 45.
1ssEst nTSysson s 4s rest esirisf n, 4? 10 mCOvertim
Landon. 81; CoiumsIan Prep, 81.
Laurel. 80: Sherwood. %.
Maggie walker, 81: Luther jackson, 81
Mckinley Tech. SO: Roosevelt, A.
Mount Vernon. 81: Mclean, IS.
No. Hartford, IS; Howard County, so
Northwestern, SO; Richard Montgom
N.sEthyeod. 50; High Point, IS.
NTS, 81: Gallaudet Prep, As.
o'conneil. 81; st. Anthony, AZ.
Priory, So. Georgetown Prep, 81.
St Johns, SO; Wilson, 81.
surrattsville, 80; Calvert County, 81
Wakefeld, So: Jeb Stuart, 35., =.
Warrenton, SO: Herndon. "A.
Mashington.Lee, 80; Annandale, a.
GAMES TODAY
st. Johns VS.. GwU Frosh at Uline's
st. Johns w at Good Counsel. 4:l5.
Johnson William at Jennie Dean, 7:30
Phelps at Carroll, $3.50.
Mckinley Tech at DeMatha, 8.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Team Bout Tops
Capitol Mat Card

DR.. Jerry Graham and Johnny
Valentine will wreStle Argen-
tina Zuma and Ricki Starr in
the feature match on tomorrow
nights show at Capitol Arena.
The non-televiSed bout will
open the program at $3.50.
In other bouts, Bruno Sam
martino will meet Abe Jacobs,
Tony Martinelli will face Ar
mold Skoaland, Red Bastien
win wreStle Tony Altmore and
Luis Martinez will face Chet
Wallick.
Evening star., 1959-12-16

Of Famer, always varied his
speed. He found it easier.
I still think it's best to 60
along with the majority opin-
ion unless experience shows
you're more successful in an
other way.
A CHAMPIONSHIP HINT
ON EVERY PAGE!-That's
what you'll get by reading
your Bowling Handbook" To
obtain a copy, send 35 cents
and your name and address
to Joe Wilman in care of The
Star.
tcopyright 1859. John ?. Dills Co.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
SurruttSViIIe
Scores 80

Surrattsville, which set q
school scoring record last Fri
day. broke it by six points yes
terday at home with a 99-31
basketball victory over Calvert
County. Mike O'Connell scored
Is points for a total of rs in
Surrattsville's three victories.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Totals IL 331 Totals 43 13 90
GroVeton Triumphs

A three-point play by Mert
Hoover and a field goal by
Ray Fraley in an overtime
period gave Groveton a 48-43
victory over Fairfax last night
at Groveton in q Group I
basketball game.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Totals IL Is 43 Totals 16 16
Fuirmont StuYs Hot

Fairmont Heights High
Schools basketball team romped
to its third straight triumph
with a 1887 paSting of Parker
Gray yesterday at Parker Gray.
Evening star., 1959-12-16
BOATS and MARINE

OUTBOARD MOTOR, 25-h.p. SO model
Sea Bee; like new. with dolly. Sacr.,
$3.50. WE. 5-5465.
Evening star., 1959-12-16

Hsiitim:: SS,2S M0Gns aEssli st.. Z aiSy9s' is g
Evening star., 1959-12-16

Totals -------- 80 22-42 21 Sc
Halftime: 37-31, Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21
Yenison Stew

Fancy style. Cut several
pounds Of venison into about
1-inch cubes and dredge them
in flour which has been sea-
soned with salt and pepper.
Meanwhile, have sauteing in
heavy metal pot or kettle enc
pound of sliced mushrooms.
a cup Of chopped onion, and
one green pepper (remove the
bitter pith and seeds first)
chopped fine. Use q quarter
pound of butter In which to
saute these. When lightly
golden brown, remove from
the pot, turn UP the heat. and
scar the meat In the butter
and juices until the cubes
are Drowned on all sides.
More butter may be required.
Return the sauteed vegetables
to the pot with the meat and
add enough beef stock Canned
bouillon viii serve) to almost
cover. and q can Of tomatoes.
Let this simmer for about two
hours. then add half a bottle
Of red wine. Bring this to boil,
turn down the heat, simmer
half hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21

fian1e-not too long. The same
applies to hush puppies,
For four people. mix / cup
Of sifted corn meal. / medium
finely chopped onion, tea
spoon salt, ! teaspoon sugar,
1. level teaspoon baking pow
der. Add one egg. Make into
q medium batter with milk If
possible. Otherwise. use water
or even beer. Use q tablespoon
of batter to dip portions
little smaller than an egg into
the hot grease. If the por-
tions don't hold together. you
haven't made your batter
stiff enough. Brown each
hush puppy and remove from
grease. Vary the mix to suit
yourself. Some people like a
little more sugar than others.
II your guests eat more hush
puppies than they do portions
Of fish, you've hit the right
mixture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21
Comp Brunswick Stew

For q good Brunswick stew.
dice the meat of three freshly
dressed Florida gray squir-
rels (they're fattier and
juicier). Assemble one pint
Of lima beans. one can of corn.
four potatoes (dicedl. one
large onion (dicedl. one large
can Of tomatoes, one teaspoon
salt and one teaspoon black
pepper. To four quarts of
boiling water add the salt,
diced onion, lima beans. diced
potatoes, corn. squirrel meet
and pepper. Cover stew pot
and boil (simmer) slowly lor
two hours. Add tomatoes and
teaspoon Of sugar and boil
slowly for another hour. Add
q half stick of butter, simmer
10 more minutes, bring to
boil, and then remove from
fire one OF the most delicious
stews imaginable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21

year-round dishes from the
supply they store in q deep
freeze.
If the stock becomes low in
their Capitol Hill residence.
Mr.. Skies simply brings in
more from their Okaloosa
County home when he re-
turns on business.
Wild game abounds in their
native State, and the Sikeses
have hunted most Of it over
the years. It might be dove
for an oven pie. or wild duck,
turkey. deer, geese, quail or
squirrel.
"Some people like golfing."
says the amiable Congress-
man, IT like to hunt and fish,"
Their favorite fishing is
fresh-water, although they
live near the Gulf of Mexico.
"We love to fish just drift
ing down the river with a
cane pole, q line and a worm.
That's the kind you can re-
lax with. Fly fishing, spin
ming works you all the time.
I like to relax"
"Wild turkeys are harder
to slip up on than deer" Mr..
Skies explains. HALF the fun
is calling them up and out
smarting the gobblers."
Mr.. Skies taught his wife
to shoot and her aim was so
straight on the last hunt she
got a 24-pound wild turkey.
Mr.. Skies shot q 21-pounder.
On a hunting trip to Wyo-
ming he shot an antelope but
didn't like it in the pot. 1T
tasted like goat in a sage
patch" was his comment,
''but elk is very good"
When it comes to eating
game, the Sikeses prefer deer
above everything else. II pre-
pare the plain dishes and
Mrs. Skies the fancy" he
says.
Sea food, the Sikeses say,
becomes stale in the freezer,
so they mostly eat fresh fish.
particularly bass and Dream,
Fish they prefer fried, after
shaking it UP in a paper bag
with cornmeal, salt and pep
per.
A few of the Sikeses' favorite
food recipes follow:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21
venison Stew

Camp style. Cut several
pounds Of venison into about
1-inch cubes. Add salt. pepper.
2 large onions, a large can Of
tomatoes, " pound Of finely
cut cubes Of salt pork or an
equivalent amount Of bacon
grease. Place in pot or kettle
with bones from which meat
was cut and cover with water.
Bring to boil and cook slowly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21
Hush Puppies

Good with fried fish. Most
fish cooked in camp are fried
and as the cooking Of the flsh
is completed, the hush pup
pies are cooked in the same
hot grease. For either opera
ton don't try to stint on
grease. Grease should be deep
enough to cover the fish at
all times for best frying and
should be fried fast over q hot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21
Roast Venison

Marinate a 3 to 4 pound
venison roast in an earthen
crock or enamel container
with a mixture of ~ red wine
and u wine vinegar, / sliced
large onion. a few mustard
seeds, 3 bay leaves. some
crushed pepper corns or a
heaping teaspoon Of ground
black pepper, ! tablespoon
salt,
After "a hours, remove ven
ison and lard with salt pork.
Roast in 450-degree oven
blasting with drippings) until
nearly tender. Place u dozen
strips of bacon over roast and
brown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21
THEY DO THE BAGGINC'
Congress Couple
Dimes on Game
BY MARY L. VAUGHAN
star staff writer

Delcacies in fish and wild game that would
delight gourmet are everyday fare for Represents
tive and Mrs Bob Skies of Florida.
The Skies share common hobby Of hunting
and fishing in their native State plus preparing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21

until meat is tender. taking
care to keep coyeren with
water. Remove bones before
serving. The dogs get The
bones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21

CHOICE CHOPS FOR DINERA deicacy of the venison
chops which the keses dip In flour and fry in hot fat His advice
preparing to cook fast be is thoroughly done and get
1T off the fire. The longer yenson cooks the tougher gets
he Representative Skies aonhs the vnson cook must be
to trim off all the fat Otherwise it will turn he says
Star Staff Photo by Rosemary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-21

eggs, meat. french toast, pam
cakes, even potatoes--you can
fry them all without adding fat.
And PAM has no taste Of its
own, 30 it can't change the
natural flavor Of food.
Food doesn't stick to pots,
pans, roasters, waffle irons ..
any cooking utensil when you
spray with PAM Get PAM
Dry Fry today for dieters
in your family-for yourself.
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A''y'. Hesd In. ". wi.Ism. a EenyIIIs

Atfys. Heading, Williams a Eorvi,,.
1908 Broadway
STATE OF MICHIGAN. in THE cfR.
SUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY or
WAYNE, IN CHANCERY.
MARIE STANTON, Plaintiff -
LOUIS STANTON, Defendant.
No. Sei-sll
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
~ session of said court held in
sne lily ounty Building, In the civ
Detrolt. County OF WAYNE and
OF April, AID. 1889. N"'
Present, Honorable WADE H. Nc.
ShEE, JR.. Circuit. judge.
appearing that the defendant a.
= resident or this state. and that pro.
Sess lot MS appearance has hecr
uuiN Issued and the same could No,
ne served BY reason OF his abSenrc
rom OF concealmcnt within The
$40, ehe oN reason OF his continued
"o ~ ~, from his place OF residence.
- ORDERED that the defendant
enter his appearance In this cs,,sc ae.,
on before three - months from The
GATE OF this order or said hill yin ~,
taken a. confessed W" oe
III II FURTHER ORDERED ,h,,
copy OF this order be sent nv rcs;s,s,,...s.
mall 10 said defendant Al esz : ~,
sam Street. Detroit. Michigan his -,
SHOWN address. and II not rrc.i,,.,a
personally BY said defendant a, 49,,
V~enty go days before the time or.
SIiocd Tor appearance. thai tb,s ~
ueI DC published As required hV lsn
Wade IA. McCrcc. Jr
\ True Copy 0ui' Judge
bogsr NJ. Branigin. Clerk
~ gallagher, Deputy Clerk
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Jesse Williams. Attorney
STATE OF MICHIGAN. IS
County of Waync.

County of Wayne.
Al session OF the Probate Court
for said County OF WAYNE, held al
the Probate Court Room in the CITY
OF Detroit, on the Seventh dan of
May. In the year one thousand nine
hundred and fifty.ninc.
Present, Thomas c. Murphy. Judge
OF Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of
CRZELL CRAGWAY. a minor.
On reading and filing the petition
OF Annie Cragway praying that She
or some other suitable person he
appointed guardian of said minor.
IL IS ordered, That the Twenty.
second day of June. next al ten
O'Clock In the forenoon al said Court
Room be appointed for hearing said
petition
And Il is further Ordered. That a
copy OF this order be published once
IN each week foT three weeks con.
secutlVelN previous TO said time of
hearing In the Detroit Tribune \
newspaper printed and circulated in
said County OF WAYNE. and served ~,
certified mail fourteen DAYS previous
10 said time OF hearing upon Nathan
Cragway.
Thomas {. Murphy.
Judge OF Probate
DO hereby certify that | have
compared the foregoing copy with
inc original record thereof and have
round the same TO be correct trans
Crypt OF such original record
Cecil 4. Bernard.
Deputy Probate Register
Dated: MAY :. 1859
10 90 S 80 SO
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IJ01 Ufo8oW9yf SSN@ -.
STATE OF MICHIGAN In the In IN
cUTT COURT For The COUNTY VI
WAYNE IN CHANCEkf.
NATHANIEL BAKER. Pisintiu' w.
DORTOHY BAKER, Defendant
No. sea. eet
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
Al session OF said court hello IN
the City-County Building, In the Sity
Of Detroit, County of WAYNE anu
state OF Michigan. on this 1%th oAy
OF March, AID, 1899. ...,
Present: HONORABLE NEAL ftiN-
GERALD, Circuit Judge. =.
IN appearing that the defendant -
not a resident of the State OF MiSn.
lean. but that she resides al ie--
Wyatt Avenue, Pittsburgh ~ renh'
1T Is ORDERED that the defendant
enter her appearance In this cause
on or before three 81 months from
the date OF this order or said OIL
Will be taken as confessed.
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED thAt
a copy OF this order be sent oy re-
ristercd mail TO said defendant Al
1922 Wylie Avenue, Pittsburgh ~,
Pcnnsylvania, her last known al
dress, and II not received personally
by said defendant at least twenty
,20l DAYS before the time .ecscroed
for appearance. that this order DC
published as required BY law.
NEAL FITZGERALD
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
edgar NJ. Branigan, Cledk
BY V, Maleck
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Assys. SIMMONS q BIBb
sss crsfiot Avenue

STATE OF MIS CHI AN ~ coi INT 0 OF
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
VERIEE SHORTER. Plaintiff, VS..
JAMES SHORTER. Defendant.
No. s7s-t35
Al a session of said Court held IN
the Court House In the City OF De-
trolt in Wayne County, on the zoth
dan OF April. 1888.
oRpkR FOR PuBltCAItoh
ANc APPEARANCE
Present: Honorable Theodore X.
Bohn. Circuit Judge. 80
this cause that the defendant, James
shorter. resides outside OF the State
OF Michigan 20 wit:
TT Is HEREBY ORDERED, that said
defendant enters his appearance IN
this cause on or before three 80
months from the date OF this order,
or plaintiffs Bill of Complaint will
DC taken as confessed BY the de-
TT Is FURTHER ORDERED. that a
cop, OF this order shall be personally
served upon said defendant at least
twenty lsOl days before the pre-
scribed time OF his appearance; OF
that this order be published In the
Detroit Tribune. a newspaper printed
and circulated in said county, once
each week for six l6l consecutive
weeks before the date for said APP
pearance and copy of this order be
mailed to said defendant at his last
known post office address BY regis
tered mail with a return receipt de-
manded therefore, at least twenty
90 DAYS before the date for said
appearance.
Theodore II. Bohn,
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
Edgar NJ. Branigin. Clerk
Ed Murawski. Deputy Clerk
5 y -6 - SO
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. simmons and Blbies
kn4 6rottot


ss5 crafiof
s sInt COURT 81 ron The Country OF
WAYNE I'M CHANcERY
DOUGLAS LEE. Sr., Plaintiff, VS..
ELLA LEE, Defendant:
AT n session OF said Court held In
the Court House In the City of De.
troit. County of Wayne and State OF
Mich. ON this 18th day OF April, 1859
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
Present, Honorable THEODORE X.
BOHN. Circuit Judge.
II appearing that the defendant Is
not a resident of the State of Michi.
ran. firm inquiries made OF defend.
ants rela. ' IS and friends, but re.
sides In IN state of
TT IS Oh } RED that the defendant
enter her appearance I'm this cause
on or before three 80 months from
the date of Order, or said Bill OF
Complaint will be taken as confessed.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that a
COPY OF tits Order be sent BY regis.
tered mail 10 said defendant, Ella
Lee, 202i Wiley Ave, Pittsburgh. Pa,
her last known address. and II not
received personally by said defendant
at least twenty t20l days before the
time prescribed for appearance, that
this Order be published, as required
by law.
Theodore r. Bohn,
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
Edgar NJ Branigin, Clerk
H. A. Merros, Deputy Clerk
40 1888
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S. J. Flanagan, Atty,
1917 &. DAWSON Avenue,
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
NOunty OF wayne, IS.
No. 4I3.3sJ


AT session of the Probate Court
80. oL Salu Sounty OF Wayne, held az
.ne Probate Court Room in the Cit,
VI Detroit, on the Third day OF April,
AZ Ane year one thousand nine nun.
Present, JOSEPH A. MURPHY.
Judge of Probate.
IN the Matter OF the Estate OF
STELLA COSBY, deceased.
an instrument IN writing purport.
ing 10 DC the last will and Testament
OIL said deceased having been delN.
ereu INTO this Court for probate:
Is ordered, That the Fourteenth
uas OF May, next, at ten O'Clock I'M
,"e forenoon, before Judge WILLIAM
= WY, al said Court Room be ID.
Po.nteo Tor proving said instrument.
ana Is further Ordered That
copy OF tins order be published once
s", es.n week for three weeks con.
be.~',si previous TO said time of
n rss, IN the DETROIT TRIBUNE. a
~, SPsper printed and circulated in
SAID County OF Wayne.
JOSEPH A. MURPHY,
DO hereby ccrtfv thai I nave
,,SSn'paIed the foregoing copy with
~ Viiklnal record thereof and have
.ouno the same To be a correct trans.
e''p' OF such original record.
Cecil a. bernard,
A r., Deputy Probate Register
Dated: April 3. 1859
10 - 5 So
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1 E q Al
N Q TIC e S
Atty. Freddie Q. svrtcn
va Anasrican little Aida.

STATE OF MICHIGAN In The CIR,
cur COURT FOR THE COUNTY VI
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
CARL WELL HENDERSON. Plain
tiff. rs. VERDELL BELCHkR HEN
DERSON, Defendant.
No. Ss3. 400
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Al a session OF said Court, heio
al the Court House In the WAYNE
County Building. In the City OF De
troit. County OF Wayne and state
81 Michigan, on the and day OF Ap-
nj. AID. 1859. :.
PRESENT: The Honorable WAD IL.
McCREE. JR., Circuit Judge.
II appearing by affidavit attAcnea
hereto that the Defendant, Verdell
Belcher Henderson. Is not rcsiuent
az the State OF Michigan, and thai
her last known address Was lzvs
Garcia, Tampa. Florida.
ON MOTION OF FREDDIE G. BOh-
TON. Attorney for Plaintiff, 1T II
ORDERED that the said Defendant,
Verdell Belcher Henderson, enter
her appearance In this cause on or
before three months from the date
OF this order or that the Bill OF Som-
plant filed herein be taken as con-
fcSsCd. and that the said order De
served and published as required oy
law. =.
Circuit Judge
\ True Copy
BY P c Salleghe, Deputy Clerk
4 li-S-l6-59
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Two Siudenis Receive
Top Honors
Continued from Page 81

GRAMBLING, La. Special,
Top honors in the recent
campus-wide student election
at Grambling College were
won by Adeline Lemelle and
Gabriel Brown. Both cam
paigned diligently.
Brown was elected Presi-
dent of Student Government,
and Miss Lemelle. a junior
speech and drama major
from Eunice. was the unani-
nous choice of student vot-
erS for the coveted title of
Miss Grabbing
The new college queen
holds membership in the
Theater Guild. n. p. Tillman
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COMMENTATOR

English Club, YWCA, who's
American Universities and
Who Among Students in
Colleges" Alpha Kappa Mu
Honor Society and Delta Sig
ma Theta Sorority.
Brown, a sophomore from
Bronx. New York. is an &C
counting major and a star
member of the track squad.
He is a graduate of Evander
Childs High School and cur
rently serves as president of
the Future Business Leaders
of America.
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Atty. s. J. Flanagan
1877 e. DAWSON

STATE OF MICHIGAN, IN THE CIR.
CUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
WILBUR PACE, Plaintiff, VS..
DORIS PACE, Defendant.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
AT a session of said Court held at
of Detroit, q County of Wayne and
State OF Michigan, on this 9TH day OF
April AID.
Present, honorable WADE IL. Nc.
CREE, Jr., Circuit Judge.
II appearing from the Affidavit al.
tached hereto and filed herewith
that the defendant Is a resident OF
this State and that Process for her
appearance has been duly issued and
that the same could not be served
by reason OF her absence from and
concealment within this State and by
reason OF her continued absence
from her place of residence;
ON MOTION OF S. J. FLANAGAN,
attorney for the plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that the above.
named defendant appear and answer
the Bill OF Complaint filed In this
cause within Three 90 months from
the date OF this Order, or the same
may be taken as confessed against
her;
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that
copy OF this Order be sent to the dc.
PENDANT at her last known address by
registered mail, or a like copy be
published according to law.
WADE II. McCREE, Jr.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
Edgar VI. Branigin, Clerk
A Hargreaves, Deputy Clerk
Alb - 5/23L59
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Color Film
At Library

Three new color films on Mich.
i-ans scenic attractions are
amons those recently added 10
the Detroit publlc Librarys Edu.
cational Film Department Mich.
igan Water Wonderland is a
ias, paced toar Of the states
summer vacation areas, Mlchi.
gan Autumn Wonderland takes
you sightseeing against a back
ground OF fall sports and yaCa.
lion activities "Nliehigan Winter
WONDERLAND" features action.
packed scenes 81 skins >kalin-.
ioboeganin- iCct!shins and 9th.
or popular winter sports Like all
films from the liorarys Educa.
tionai F.lm Department these
are ia1m sound films which
MA, be borrowed al no charge
for showin- 10 organized groups.
such a. clubs or church groups.
meeting within the ely limits
Also Of interest TO Detroit
residents is new color film
called The Sfh Sea" timely
report on The building OF the
81. Lawrence SeawsY. Prob
lens OF the Middle East an
other new acquisition, is de.
seribed as an accurate and per.
eeptive appraisal of one OF TO-
days most sensitive problem
areas.
For information about the
holdings OF the Educational Film
Department and fer . free list
Of films appropriate for Michigan
Week May 1928 call FAirmout
1880. ext Isl. or write the Ed
Film Department. De.
lroit Public Library Detroit l.
Michigan