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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-31

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WAYNE ~ CHANCEHf
ELCENE ALLtN Plaintiff. IS
NARl BELLE ALLEN Defenc1n,
ORDER FOR DEFENDANTS
APPEARANCE
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PRESENT HONORABLE HORACE
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iAsi COP. q this Order sAxl De
<ri 10 Inc defendant a. her laS
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HORACE x. GILMORE.
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EDGAR VI BRANlCIS. CLERK
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ATTY. CHARLES D. BERRY
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STATE or MICHIGAN In The CIR.
CUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY or
WAYNE ~ CHASCERY
No. sss.77s
ORDER OF PUBlICATioh
GEORGE JENNINGS, Plaintiff. vs.
SALLY JENNINGS. Defendant.
AZ session OF said Court held in
tie City % Detroit, Wayne COUNTY
Michigan on September p, 1889
Present HON. VICTOR J BAUM.
Circuit Judge.
II appearing 10 this Honorable Court
from Affidavit on file that process
FOR The appearance OF the defendant
has been duly Issued. and that after
dIigen: search and inquiry from
gliding September II, 1859, the same
could not be served.
On Motion OF Charles g. Berry.
attorney for the Plaintiff
RI Is HEREBY ORDERED that the
cefe ndani, Sally Jennings, enter her
appearance in said cause on or be.
fore three 3 months from the date
plant will be taken as confessed
against her. and that copy OF said
Order be sent 10 the isst.knoNn post
office address OF the defendant, Sal.
- Jennings al SIS Superior ST., De-
troit. Michigan. by certified mail
return receipt requested. and deliv-
cry TO sddreSsee only.
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that II
the defendant Is not personally served
with q copy OF said Order, a true
copy Of this order be published in
the Detroit Tribune, newspaper
printed, published, and circulating in
said County Of Wayne, for six con-
secutlve weeks according 10 law.
VICTOR J. BAUM.
Circuit Judge
a True Copy
Edgar W. Brsnigin, Clerk
By II. A. Mcrron, Deputy Clerk
l0J3-llI7.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-31

STATE or MICHIGAN. THE pro.
BaiE COURT FOR The COUNTY or
wayne
No s7s,s,3
IN me Matter Of the Estate Of
JULIA CLEMO>S. Deceased.
Notice h. hereby given that all
creditors II said deceased are re.
1u'ftd 70 present their claims, In
WIRING and under oath 10 said Court
az thc Probate ONCE ln the City of
detroit % said County. and 20 serve
: cory thereof upon WALTER VIII
LA Ms. Administrator II 3405 Car
land, Detroit -. Michigan, on or be-
iyIe the I3rd cay % December, AID.
lsSt and that such claims will be
heard b. said court. before Judge
THOMAS &. MURPHY In Court Room
No. 1915 CTS County Building ln the
titt Of Detroit. in aid County, on
me ljrd day Of December. \ ID. 1883.
at 1910 O'Clock IN the forcnoop.
Dated October II, 1859.
THOMAS G. MURPHY,
Judge Of Probate
! do hereby cerfify that have
compared The foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and have
found the same 10 be- = correct trans
Crypt "a such original record.
ALLEN " EDISON,
Deputy Probate Register
Dated. OctODeri2, 1853.
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ORDER For PUBLICATION
AND APPEARANCE

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-31

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STATE Or MICHIGAN. THE PRO.
Bait COURT FOR The COUNTY or
WAYNE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
FaubusF Faces
ID School Test

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Aug.
i 20 tAP)---With school integra-
ton here peaceful for the last
week, attention has shifted to
another school districts de-
segregation woes-and, in re-
lation, to Gov. orval e. Faubus.
The Dollarway School District
lat Pine Blun. q miles south
least of Little Rock, has been
ordered BY q Federal court to
admit three Negroes to the all
white DollarWay School. Petit
lions have BEEN circulated In
the district. carrying q plea
that Gov. Faubus use State
force to stop indignation.
Faubus Seeks Facts
Gov Faubus said yesterday
he is not ready to announce
what he win do about Dollar
way, but that he intends TO
find out through State police
what is developing in the dis
trict.
The segregationist Dollarway
Citizens Council has scheduled
q protest rally for tomorrow
night.
-Four Negroes continued
classes at two former alleviate
Little Rock high schools, Hall
and Central, without incident
yesterday.
Jefferson Thomas. Is. only
Negro at Genital, met briefly
with Ted Lamb and Russell
Matson, school board members,
to discuss q segregationist
charge Of racial violence within
the school. Young Thomas de.
MED the charge, the members
said.
AT Hall, three Negro girls
reported everything was "just
fine"
Opens September 3
\ The Dollarway School is set
| to open September 8, Herschel
Friday. jr.. attorney for the
/ Dollarway School Board, said
he would recommend that the
opening be postponed If a stay
Of the. indignation order has
not been granted BY, then. The
order is being appealed.
Twenty persons G'rested In
q brief clash with police near
Central o week ago had hear
ings on their cases postponed
yesterday until September II.
The clash came after police
stopped q segregatiQnist march
on the school.
\ The Little Rock School
Board planned to begin set
ting dates today for interviews
Of students requesting school
transfers. These include 10
Negroes who want to 60 to
Central or Hall instead Of all
Negro Horace Mann High. Sew
enteen Of them are staying out
Of school in protest Of their
assignment to Mann.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
State Gruntto Tuskegee
Seen as Yelled Doeeer

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Aug.
20 tAp). - Race-minded Ala
banna lawmakers have renewed
their outlay to T,uskeeee Insti-
tute. but 1t may become 4 legal
springboard TO publicly A.
nanced private white schools.
The e767.O00 two-year. grant,
roughly 10 per cent Of Tuske-
gees budget. also poses as q
yelled dagger which could
strike ct the financial heart
of the famed Negro college.
Amid corridor talk Of the
new segregation scheme. 1t was
clear that more than idle gem
crosby prompted the Legisla-
ture yesterday Ito earmark
$3.50, 900 for Tuskegee next year
and $4,000 the following year
An to Gain
Legislators privately plan
ming the legal test, aimed at d
ruling on whether public funds
can be used for private segre-
gated schools. figure they have
nothing to lose and all to gain
Giving the United States SUI
preme Court such o major seq
regation riddle. the strategiots
Say, would result either IN lecon-
only or--betttr still--a possible
new way 10 keep Negro children
out Of white schools.
Key to the court test Is q
promised suit challenging the
Tuskegee appropriation as an
Illegal use Of public funds on
q private segregated school.
Only Negroes attend privately
endowed Tuskegee Institute.
State money has been allo-
Gated annually to the college
under q l945 law providing aid
for students who want special
lied courses unavailable in tax
supported institutions
Planners Of the private school
test want the Supreme Court
to uphold the Tuskegee grant.
hoping the decision would set
q precedent to allow the State
20 put up cash for private white
schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20

The segresationist view on
such Q ruling Is that the Tus-
kegee appropriation would be &
cheap price for possible vie
tory In the Eouth's long strug-
gle TO keep white pupils and
Negroes in separate classrooms.
But II the tribunal decided
the Tuskegee outlay Is illegal.
|sssrssationista then could tel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20

the college that the Supreme
Court cut OF its funds. The
result: A state saving Of about
t3s5,000 a year.,
Besides Alahama's pupil
placement law. which gives To-
ca lboards vast powers in as
signing pupils 70 schools. the
State has several other laws de-
signed to ward oy indignation.
They authorize local and
Statewide shutdoWns. sale a
school properties to private
corporations and one-school
districts which ufiicials hope
could close II necessary and not
affect classes elsewhere,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-20
Lono-Eife Recipe

NEW YORK, Aug. 20 (AP),
- Irish-born John Flannelly
celebrated his Tooth birthday
yesterday and happily gave out
his formula for q long life,
Drink good whisky, said he.
irish whisky? No stree; boy.
Bourbon. $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
JurYConvicts
Minister Who
TookNudeFiIil

VAUDEVILLE, N. c.. Nov
III (AP).-A minister charged
with photographing his nude
wife in bed with. q fellow min
lister was convicted yesterday
Of blackmail. conspiracy and
larceny.
The Rev. j. T. Swinson, 81
year-old Baptist minister who
since has resigned from his
Church, was given prison SEN
fences totaling four years. but
since they were to run concur
rently amount to only two
years. He appealed and was
released under $4,000 bond.
Swinson's 38-year-old wife,
an attractive brunei, was SEN
fenced to 10 months in prison
for aiding and abbetting in
blackmail. conspiracy and lar
ceny. But Caswell County Judge
Earmine L. Poteat suspended
the sentence because she is the
mother Of two children. She
also appealed. There was nc
defense testimony.
Invited for Hunting
The Rev. g. A. Handy, SO,
a Baptist minister Of Tuxedo
N. c., who brought the charges
said Swinson, a friend Of 10
years, invited him to his home
near here october is to &c
deer hunting.
Mr.. Handy testified that
during the visit he was lured
into bed by Mrs. Swinson. He
said she told him she had given
her husband q sleeping pill.
Mr.. Handy testified q fash
bulb went of and he was
beaten by Swinson with q
3-foot stick.
He testified he accompanied
the couple to nearby Burling-
ton. where he gave Swinson a
check for $3.50 as a down pay
lment on a new automobile tor
which he (Mr. Hamby) was to
make the monthly payments.
Tells His Children
He said he went to a hos
pital where his wounds re-
CURED so stitches, then re-
turned home where he told his
five children Of the incident
in an effort to raise money to
meet the check he had given
Swinson.
Judge Poteat, who heard the
case without a jury, denied q
defense motion that the black
mail charges be dismissed.
Mr.. Handy, an ordained
minister since 1884, is pastor
of the Baptist Church at Tux
edo, near HenderSonville
Swinson was pastor of the
Faith Baptist Church near
here.
Mr.. Handy has been mar
ried for 81 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
Support Asked
In Denying Mails
to Pornogrophy

A postal official called yes
terday for broad public support
in the campaign to keep por-
biography out of the mails.
L. Robe Walter, special as
sistant to Postmaster General
Summerfield, in a talk before
the Washington Sertoma Club,
also suggested two ways in
which parents particularly can
help protect their children
from the mailed filth.
First, Mr.. Walter said, all
such materials delivered should
be saved, including the en-
velopes.
Second, receipt of the ma
terial should be reported i'm
mediately to the local post
master and all the material
turned over to the postmaster
either personally or by mail.
1.-THE Post Office Depart
ment will carry on from there"
he said.
Mr.. Walter told the Serto-
mans the sale of pornography
amounts to $500 million a
year in. a market" aimed
largely at children as young
as 8 years old. An estimated /
million teen-agers receive the
material-much of it unsolic-
ited-each year. The figure
means that one of every IS
children of school age will be
exposed to it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
Cuve-Ins Partly
Bury Workers

Two laborers were buried to
the waist yesterday in almost
identical accidents occurring on
construction projects infWash-
ington and Fairfax County.
Howard Kirby, 81, of Hall
town, w. Va, suffered a possible
arm fracture and other Injuries
when an 8-foot sewer ditch
gave way in the Vienna Woods
subdivision, Fairfax.
! He was trapped in mud about
an hour before Vienna police
and rescue squadsmen sent him
to Arlington Hospital.
In the District. George WASH
ington Turner, IS, of 1882 Sixth
street N.W.Twas pinned by dirt
falling from a shored-up bank
at the public library construc-
ton job at Albemarle street
and Wisconsin avenue NV.
Workmen eXtricated him in
a few minutes and, although
apparently uninjured, he was
taken to Georgetown Hospital
for X-rays.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16

Mike Weiss will be installed as
president of Beth Israel Temple
Youth in an $3.50 pm. ceremony
at the temples Sabbath services
this Friday.
others to be installed by Rabbi
Albert Plotkin are Sharon Deutsch
and Donald Tempkin, vice presi-
dents; Judy Fireman, recording
secretary; Jackie Zaslow, CORE
spending secretary; Estelle Rob-
bins, treasurer, and Charlene Brod-
sky, reporter.
NEW CHAIRMEN are Roger
Kaplan and Martha Blumberg, Soc
ial; Steve Shelter and Bob Davis,
religious; Charlene Brodsky, pub
Iicity; Marsha Kempner and Shell
don Goodkind, project; Gail Karon
and Dick Alderman, cultural; Mike
Bush and Steve Lipner, service;
Lois Chester and Gwynne Duncan,
iustice-in-action, and John Cohen
and Miss Fireman, confirmation
representatives.
The group will join with Grange
wood Presbyterian youth on Jan.
"a and 25 journey to the Snow Bowl
at Flagstaff. They will stay over
night at Flagstaff church.
FOUR MEMBERS of Beth Israel
Temple Youth represented the
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
Bndi Birth Donor EUe11t Sci
For Westward HO Sunday
photo by Bob Markow)

Rna E,rh Mems Lodge Phoenix the Edith
Birth Chapter have Joined sponsorship OF donor
dinner Sunday al Hotel Westward Ho
Lionel Aes picture eevson and nghtcub STAR will be
member the Beverly Hills
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
M'Iavoh MaIkeh Set

Beth Hebrew SisterhOod has
scheduled a M'Lavah Malkeh for
7:30 pm. Jan. "a at the synagogue
building. Donation is $3.50 per per-
son. The public is invited.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16

Lodge of B'nai Birth.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Zachary Winograd, AM 5-5744.
Donation is $40 per couple. There
will no public solicitation of funds.
Music will be provided by Ray
Andrade's Orchestra.
Phoenix B'nai Birth fund-rais-
ing will provide continuing aid to
mentally retarded children at
Cleveland's Bellefaire Hospital, Leo
Levi Hospital for Arthritics at Hot
Springs, Ark, and National Jewish
Hospital at Denver plus aid to the
foreign born and veterans organl-
cations and support of the Anti
Defamation League.
The joint local advisory COM
mittee includes William Tennen-
berg, Nat Silverman, Mrs. Jack
Feingold, Mrs. Max Schwartz, Mrs.
Winograd, and donor coordinator
Edwin Schector.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
BAS MITZVAH

Fradya, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Breverman, 1401 E.
Osborn Rd., will be Bas Mitzvah
Jan. 80 at Beth Congregation. Rab-
bi Carol Klein will officiate. An
Oneg Shabat will follow services.
Marsha Vivien, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward James Gorden,
1907 w. Elm Dr., was Bas Mitzvah
Jan. 8 at Beth FL Congregation.
Rabbi Carol Klein officiated. An
Oneg Shabat followed services.
Grandmothers are Mrs. Clara Mel
nick, 1929 E. Mckinley, and Mrs.
Lena Gorden of Phoenix.
Ferne Evelyn, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George G. Goldman, 1882
w. Montebelle, will be Bas Mitzvah
Saturday morning at Temple Beth
Israel. Rabbi Albert Plotkin will
officiate. A reception will follow
services. Grandparents are Mrs.
Joe H. Smith of Danville, ILL.,, a
winter visitor in Phoenix, and Mrs.
Tillie Goldman of Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
Bar Mitzvah

Paul Dennis, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Markow, 1882 N. Seventh
Ave, will be Bar Mitzvah this Sat
urday at Beth Ell Congregation.
Rabbi Carol Klein will officiate. An
Oneg Shabat will follow Friday
evening services.
Out-of-town guests Gre grandpar-
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Katz of
Brooklyn, Mrs. Goldie Rogers OF
Tucson, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Markow of 90 w. Culver.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
Mesa Sisterhood
To Conduct BuzuuK

Sisterhood Beth Sholom of Mesa
will hold its annual bazaar at noon
Jan. 25 at the Fellowship Hall,
First and Mcdonald streets.
The bazaar will include home
cooked food and pastries and bev-
erages served cafteria style, while
a large variety of handmade arti-
cleS will be on sale. Chairman is
Mrs. William Kippen. Proceeds will
go to the temple fund.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16

Ladies Bikur ChoIim
Ladies Bikur Cholim will meet
at 1870 pm. Tuesday at Beth FL
Congregations social hall, where
a noon luncheon also was schedul-
ed for this Thursday.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry BreUer-
man of 14O1 E. Osborn Rd.
r0ish to ertemd a cordial in
citation to their friends for
their daughter FrGdya's BGs
MitSvab to be held Friday,
January so, S:15 pm. at
Beth Ell Synagogue.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
Wynn To Lecture
On Hypnofisn Use

Joseph Wynn will lecture on hyp-
notism and its proper uses at a
1890 pm. luncheon meeting of
City of Hope Women's Chapter 245
Jan. 81 at the Jewish Community
Center.
Mrs. Charles Desman, chairman
for the day, will be assisted by
Mrs. Isador Kahn, social chairman,
and her committee. Members and
guests are invited. Reservations
may be made with Mrs. Solomon
LeBoyer, AL 4-7620, and Mrs.
Joseph Neegan, CIR 4-1473.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
Beth Israel Temple Youth
To Install Officers Friday

Southwestern Federation of Temple
Youth at a recent Los Angeles in
ter regional youth conference.
They are Jude Fireman, Mike
Weiss, Lew Kruglick, and David
Stein, accompanied by Jerry Nod
iff, SWFTY assistant advisor.
Organized at the conference was
the Western Regional Conference,
with Stein named as co-ordinator.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
Asthma Chapter to Hear
Homes Administrator

Jack Gershtenson, administrator
of the Jewish National Home for
Asthmatic Children, will address
the homes Phoenix chapter at $3.50
pm. Saturday at the Desert Sun
Motel, 18th and Grand Avenue. The
public is invited to attend.
The chapter will hold card
party Jan. "a at Beth FL Auditor
ium. Donation is 81. Refreshments
will be served.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-01-16
Group Organizes

Rabbi William H. Greenberg,
Beth Hebrew Congregations spirit
ual leader, has announced the
formation of a new young marrieds
Jewish group which will meet soon
to plan activities. Information on
the group may be obtained from
DR.. Louis KatZ, CIR 1916.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-23
Sc TMPONE UN D

Sc tMPONE UN ORDEN
Querida Amaranta: Soy una
joven, madre de dos ninaS. Mi
esposo y 20 no nos quisimos
nunca, Me case sin apenas CO.
%nocerlo, pensando que ell
amor vendria despues. Pero
no lego nunca. Por ell con-
trario, Ell me hace la vida inn
possible, me da poquisimo di-
nero y me maltrata de obra
y de palabra. I'm dia me pc
go en- tai lorna que 10 lleve
q la corte donde esta ell asun-
to pendiente. Vivo aterroriza-
da, temiendo que me mate.
No me atrevo a cerrar los
ojos cuando estoy con 81, de.
Dido al tenor que me embar-
ga. Ell tiene una amante y
varias veces lie he dicho que
Sc vaya a su lado y me dele,
pero Ell va dando larga y mas
largas al asunto. He pensado
marcharme con mi familia que
vive en- mi pals, la cuaI me
recibirfa con los brazos abier-
tos. Tambien lie dire que he
colocido ultimamente a un
joven que esta dispuesto a