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Atty. Jesse e. WILLIAMS
1908 erosdwss.
Detroit ~ nlch,asr

STATE OF MICHIGAN
TIE PROBATE COURT FOR rltr
COUNTY OF WAYNE
Ne. <7s,447
In tho Matter 81 the E>t.t. =,
TAYLOR ). HOLLOWAY. Deces'ca"
Noise Is hefcb, given IN. -
creditors OF sald deceased sre va
Qurcd 10 p:cSs M their Ella m.
writing and under oath. to Sald t',.,..
a the Probate office IN the Ci,s ~
Dctfoi' IA said County, aud 10 s.r.
a cart tho r~of upon NOODRoW n,
FLOYD Arriln traitor OF SAT- &C.,
az ST H.. non. Dsirct Nrh,-,s'
on or be The 10Th dAt al F..s"
AIRY Nd 800. and taat such Lam.
MIR be !. 4fi D> sald court h.eass
judge IRA u KAUFMAN an ten,,
Room Nc. 1921 CT, COUNTY Bn,la'.s
IA the city OF Detroit in sad Co',rs
D.. on the 10th day OF Fehr,.,.
AID 1860. a, 2.3o & clock In III, snes..
noon.
,a,,d: November 3c 1859
IRA G. KAUFMAN
Judge OF P.oDs,e
do hcreb, certify thai fs,s
pared tho foregoing COP, a,,s
go, O..srsal record the rcof and hs,s
toGns the SAME ~ be q COrrcc, I'm,
erlpt OF such original record
Dated. November 30. 1859
ALLEN r. EDISON
Deputy Probate Rps,.,er
Published IN DETROIT TRIM ~
oncc each week for three Nees, .nr'
cessltelt. within thirty cal, fror,
tho date hereof
u 5 II ~ SO
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ATTY. JUOSON e. POWELL. SR.,
1908 Broadway, suite 400
Detroit 10, Michigan
- - 49,
County OF WaNnC.
IS. No. 476, l5t


IS. No 476. 81
At session OF the Probate Court
for SAID COUNTY of WAYNE. held al
the Probate Court Room IN the City
Of Detroit, on the Twenty fourth day
of November. IN the year one thou
sand nine hundred and Flity-ninc
Present. THOMAS G. MURPHY.
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate of
MATTE HENDERSON Deceased
JJDSON b. POWELL SIR admins
traitor de bonis non of said estate
and administrator of the estate OF
ARTHUR Il DAVIDSON late admin
istrator of said estate. having rem
deied TO tins Court his first and
final account IN said matter and the
final account IN behalf OF said late
administrator IN said matter and
filed Herewith h.s petition PRAYING
that the balance OF said estate bc
paid over &c the creditor Of the
fourth class TO apply on account of
It's CLAIM allowed against said estate
IL Is ordered That the Thirteenth
day OF January next al ten o'clock
~ the forenoon al said Court Room
be appointed for examining and al
lowing said account and hearing said
petition.
And IL Is further Ordered. That a
~ WIS '4N'i i' pADilrlfO once
IN each week for three weeks con.
sccutrcl, pfcvou, 90 said time OF
nearing m The Detroit Tribune.
newspaper printed and circulated in
sad County of WAYNE.
THOMAS C. MURPHY.
Judge OF Probate
90 hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing COP, vim
me original record thereof and have
found the same 10 BE- q a. 81 trans.
cript OF such original record.
Dated NOV "a 1855
CECIL 4 BERNARD.
20 =, Depuiy Probate Register
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ATTY. WV. V. BANKS


STATE or MICHIGAN. IN THE
C..- 90 NOLki rJn InE COUNTY
or MAlNE ~ CHNNCkRl.
No. s13-7s7
JEANETTE nAHRi>. Plaintiff VS.
MIC II AEl HARRIS Defendant.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
Al q SESSION of SAID Court held in
the ouftnousc IN tie CitA OF De-
tsoii. County and State aforesaid this
l-tn DAY .. OCTOBER, a d.. 1859
Present. HONORABLE FRANK b. FER,
CT son. C4r,lf JUDGE.
!. Appearing thu. the defendant Is
resident Of tins Stale and that
process tor has appearance has been
u4.s issued and the same could not
he served bA reason Of his absence
from or corcca!menl within The State
and b. reason OF his continued alb
scnec irom hi pace OF residence.
II Il ORDERED that the defendant
ENTER Ms appearance IA this cause on
OF bcfor, three month. from the date
OF TINS order or said blll viii be
taken a. confessed
II i n hIAEh ORDERED that a
copy OF tbs order be sent b. regis
tered mall 10 said defendant TO 6i0
Hastings street.. Dctrol. Michigan.
NJ last Known address. and II not
lctcNcd ps Isona!la DS said defendant
Al east tWcnit daA> before the time
picser.bed tor appearance, that TINS
ofdef be published "a required b,
FRANK b. FERGUSON.
49, Circuit judge
EDGAR u BRA<ICIN, Clerk
JAMES h STONE. Dcputy clerk
ii 50 y y SO
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ATTY. Charles 8. Berry

81 ATE or Mic HIGA[ X r,r
nihS VI COJRI FOR Iaf rntt\TE
Or WAYNE, N CHANCERy
,r, Nc SSi-64s
.r.A IALMADGE, PLAINTIFF
49, tLM ADGE, Defendant
UNDER OF PUBLICATION
ia, SESSION Of sad QUIT held in
NJ. w 81 Detroit, Naync to,n,.
Der 81" !, On, on me otn day OF N0,cm.
,.rf..,eeseni honorable carr ~
"iIiDAM.AN' Circuit Judge "a
aPpeals 10 snIs Cougt f,o,, ..,,
4a,'N Oh ne that The defendant Rnx
'.D.>b l.ALh..DJt. Is not ! -.
y, '"e 'itt of Detroit. M,An. ..'>.'. -
,,i'V"'san' but resides a, .slo p''n,,
~ a.. ,rN'sDafg, Pcnnsy,ania S''''
tor, "V.on OF Charles Il B,r,, -.
'otnct ioi the Plaintiff ''' a.
RAvtin ~ r,DEhED that the defendant
49,. 49, .', ~ IALMADGE. enter m,
,,f,' "l"Iiee IN said cause on -, -
lo'. thiec - months from, 49, ~ DC
'nis Oider or SAID blii 80 N'se
F.a'"' VIA be- taken a. ,o,,, N''l,
's"''is' h.in, and that a con, af ~ =,
49, =. sent to the laS.Anovn r4',
-, "upie>s OF tho defendant ~
1,',-9 Deins 1910 Penn ave Pr ~
~ FennsslNanl4 bS ccrlif,.d -
$50" receipt requested ana d''fi.
+. ~ etdrcs,ce onl, ga" ueii''
no - OHli-R ORDERED thai -,
9, ienaent D. not re,s.s,'.,, ~
,,tNeu' true cops Of this o rdas
r ,o'. az the Detroit r5h',o.' DC
NV NV spaper printed published ana
sr''''ns IN SAD County OF VAN ~ ~.
Law 'o"seeu''e weeks, accord.n. ~
CARL " wEIDEMAN.
a Tru, Copy at Judge
III - |i BliNNIGTN clerk
II ,9'i''''H, N -. DEPUTY Clerk
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Ra.ph J Osborne, ATTY
1888 National Bank 6dg.. Detroit

STATE or MICHIGAN COX MY
Or NAY NJ.
S.. No. acc ,,n
Al session OF the Probate to.n
for said COUNTY OF WAYNE he'd al
the Probate Couu Room IN tas C.n
Of Detroit. on the tenth das of No,
,muer. IN the year one ihsasans
nlnc hundred and flfts nine
Present la q. kaufman. j. &c Of
Probate
In the Matter OF the Estate s.. I'D.
WARD LEI SNfPES. also knaAn :.
EDDIE LIE SNlPLS. EDN MD
SNiPES. EDWARD SNIPES arl ID
DIE SNlPkS, Deceased
On reading and filing the rc,llor
OF Josephine snipcs praying Lat al
ministratIon ~ sad Estate BE- -.ar.
.d 20 John Anderson or som, oihe;
suitable person
|, Is ordered. That the i.-ccr.s
dal OF Dccs mbcr. neNt al ten l.o,s
an the forenoon al sad Cou~ foor
oc appointed for hearing s4.4 gei.,.
top
And 1t IS further Ordered sii
Vop> ~ this order be puDlSn,- oa.e
ia each week foi three wctt or
secut.fc.N prey .Ous tC said We q
near NJ ~ ihe DETROIT lHi3, NE
q newspaper pun'Cd and III. lated
4" >1au oNni> OF NaNnc.
IRA q hAl fNAN.
Judge OF ale
! 90 hereby ccr,.b that as,s
compared the fore gong cor naf
tne ofig mai record thereof ana hast
found he same &c be a corltl. ;fAn
SCRIPT OF such original record
CECIL 4 BERN iRD
Deputy Probate i lister
Dated November 10, 1855
II - u l2i59
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ATTY. CORNELL SMITH
nos BROADWAY


STATE or MICHIGAN. N The
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
or WAYNE. IN CHANCEkI
Nc. ssl-l77
EMMA STRO>G. Plaintiff. -. Al
BENT e. STRONG. Defendant.
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
Al = session of said court held in
the CHS County Building IN the CitN
OF Detroit. County OF NaNnc and
state OF Michigan on tins 18Th day
OF >oNcmbcr \ ID. 1883.
Present Honorable CARL NJ.
NrIDkMAN Circuit Judge.
II appearing tha, the defendant =
q resident eli ,h.> slate and mat
PROCESS for M appeara.se has been
dul> issued and the same could not
kt served h> reason OF M absence
irom h.> pi.cv OF residence;
n l. ORDERED thai IA, defendant
enter ms appearance IA TINS cause
on On oefpf, three. months from
the date az TINS order of SAID bill
wlli be taken a. confessed
II l. Further ORDERED that
eop> OF Tins order be sent b> regis,
tered r,sl 20 SAID defendant al 23o
En-.,aoud. Detroit Michigan, ms
.sS Know address and II not re-
ee.Aed personally hy SAID defendant
Ill .cA>t t4,nt> 20 dAAs before the
time prescribed for appcalancc. that
th.. ORDER De published az required
CARL w. NElDEMtN.
Circuit Judge
IDGAR NJ BKANlCf> Clerk
a & GALLAGHER, Deputs Clerk
- lb 20
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No. 5Sl-573
CNDER Fur apreARANCE

-. = IN f%FF GAFbN~~
MANI OLIVIA BANkS Plainui
- 'AtIt BANKS Defendant
~ session OF said court held y
s.e vty'1oun1S Building In tnc 1n
y, Detrot. County OF Wayne sil
os",e OF si.ch.gan. on tins I'm c'
VI NoNtinDor, AID. 1889 :,
resent. nONON ,BLr CARL
"riDEMAN. C.rcuit JudgC
appearing that the defendant
Icsiucnt OF this state. and that w
ress Tor his appearance mas 0Na
I"iy issued and the same could ne.'|
- served By reason OF his absens
rom or concealmcnt within w
'.''e, and By reason OF his CONTINUES
% ne from ms place OF residens9
"a - ORDERED that the dtie@
fnt enter hi appearance ~ W.
sause, on on before three - monte
from Tie date OF this order cd s''
p'ii VIII be taken as confessed
~ II FURTHER ORDERED th"'
."t9 OF thus order be sent b, lts-
Nieu mali to said defendant III
hnot Street, Detroit =. Michigan
.ast known address. and n nO'
eeiNcd PERSONAL, by said deicnoa.,
!" tehsi twenty 20 DAYS before
Nnnc Prescribed Tor appearance, W.
ms order be published as rcqu"
y law.
Circuit Jud"
True Copy
nDGAR NJ BRAN1GIN. Clerk
DIM A. SEJElII. Deputy CLERK
~ 70 80 ll2l60
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ATTY. JESSE E. WILLIAMS

l3ce Broadway Suite 200
>INlk or MlN lilGA\. ~ THE
eiA Iii COURT FOR TIE COT MY
lr NJ ~ CHA>CERl.
NJ :ss.3e5
l\o<\r HON ~ Plaintiff, vs.
ElA., BDt,rN. Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
\; session Of said court held in
the Citl-C ountN Building. IN the CITY
o. Dctloi County OF Name and
state 81 Michigan. on this 10th day
d. september AID 1883
Prese1,. Honorable NEAL FITZ.
GERALD Circuit Judge
Il appearing that the defendant Is
nor q .cs4dcn, OF tM.s state. but re-.
sd, IN me cas- Di Toledo. County
" L,ica and Stat, ogf ONO;
~ - ORDERED that the defendant
ptitf d., appearance ~ this cause.
uH ~ before three 3 months from
ite cete ~ this order. or said bill
1874. b, taken . confessed
III T. Further ORDERED that a
copy 81 TINS order DC sent Is regis
tered NAL. 80 SAID defendant al 1907
Dakao God street Toledo. Ohlo. his
last hno. address. and IL not re-.
ce.trt oGa.lt bS said defendant
al ieas. iutnfA 20 DAYS before the
TINE prescribed for appearance. that
,A" order DC published a. required
bs .a~
NEAL FITZGERALD,
Circuit Judge
EDGAR ~ BRANlGIN. CLERK
a ~ aRGREANES DEPUTY CLERK
10 ID ~ II u 50
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IVY DeqU,ncre
STATE or Mic mo ~. IN THE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
or WAYNE ~ CHNNCERY
No. 5ss-ol5
IRENE Pen .>ON. Plaintiff. IS.
JOSEF q PkAk.ON Def ndant
ckoER C PUBLICATION
~ >e-slon SAC cant ne.d in
iNe OountN tOlI. 440uee IA the CIV OF
Dctioii, Wayne County, Michigan.
'-is @oih das OF October, 1859 AID
Present Honorable MlAES ~
I Lillian, Circuit Judge
IN '.ils cause the petition for an
OiueI OF Publication came on 10 be
hcaid ana from winch II sppcars that
me hanccn summons .>su,d IN sald
eause could not DC served upOn the
defendant because that the defendant
Noiu not be found al ms last kno,, n
address, 1856 Algcr Street. Ctl OF
Dt.ioit, Micnigan, and that after due
ana ulliSent search the defendant. :
Whereabouts Cannot be ascertained
On motion OF RALPH ". MILLER
al ,ty Tor the piasnDff II Is OR.
DEhED mat the dct1 ndSnt. JOSEPH
FEARsON. appear or answer thr hi
OF complaint filed IN SAID cause on
or before three B. months iron, ,he
ua'e heicot Ol that said bill ma, ~
taken a. confessed ~
~ II fIklHEk ORDERED Tia, =
'oPf oi TINS order sha.l be- sent 10
rs aeitndant al his last KNOW ad.
uiess' 100 anger ~. Cal, on D.lto'1
.h'eh'san, ., Registered mail. and IN
49, no return receipt signed 81 me
uN'V"Vant ~ received. thai TINS or.er
o''''' % GUY published a. required
Mills y. CJLEHAN.
\ True Copy "eu' Judge
ED1Nk VI BRANIGIN. CLERK
'ALLAGuEK. Deputy Cl.rk
"a % II u 50
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Bargain leaving Te~n Furniture
LIVING ROOM. nln-nL rnnn

bedroom ard retriseF4ior anl
washing Y aShine Genera. E.el.
trici DA 1916.
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ATTY. CORNELL SMITH
T1nc 49,

1908 Broadway
STATE or Nix HlGA> N THE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
or WAYNE. ~ CHA\CERl.
No. ssl-i7i
WILLIE C. LOIE. Plaintiff. vs..
N.AJDELL LOVE Defendant,
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
At a session OF said court held at
me Cit, { oun,S Building. N The Cit.
~ Detroit. Count, OF WsSne and
stat, of Michigan. on this 10Th day
OF November, Nd. 1883
Present Honorable CARL NJ
WEiDEMAN. Circuit judge
1, appearing that tne defendant =
!. resident al tins state. and that
process for her appearance has been
duls issued and the same could MOI
% served %, rcasol. OF her absence
from or concealment within the
state and b, reason Of her continued
abscncc from her place of residence;
1T Is ORDERED that the defendant
enter heT appearance IN TINS cause
en- or before three months from
the date Of TINS OFT or SAID Dill
VIII be ;aken as confessed.
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that
COPY oi this order De sent BY regis
tered mail TO said defendant al 100
Joscphine. Detroit, Michigan, her last
knoAn address. and II not received
personally b> said defcnuan, al least
twcnt> 20 dass before the time pre-
>crbed FOR appearance. that tins or
der be published a. required bN law.
CARL VI WElDEMAN.
Circuit Judge
4 True Copy
EDGAR VI BR>NiGIN Clerk
a &. GALLAGHER Deputy Clerk
~ u l To- &c
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l. Memorivm Of Mrs. r. L.
"Avdrs" Cotton

"Avdrs" Cotton
The Detroit chapter and
patients OF United States
Public Health Hospital are
saddened BY the recent death
OF Mrs X L. Audra' Cotton.
With quiet dignity and
friendly smile she went
about the Red Cross asSigr
nenis she accepted. hoSpital
patients were her boys.
each by name. each surgical
aresSing she prepared was
fcr orr special person whose
name she Would never know:
Oiher volunteers Mere mem
bers +. her Service Team
For twenty years Mrs. Col.
ton was chsirnen OF surgical
dressing preparation. She
was member OF one OF the
first Cray Lady units organ
izad BY The Detroit Red Cross
chapter. into the twenty
years she crowded more than
Il 900 recorded hours OF SER
.Dt~a -, addition ~ thoSo che
wee 10 soa,''on 70 'nose s"s
ala no' 0o,ne' 70 9'o''''
i-S e'''e. 'A'''''.s ~''0
$500. fe- ~ ~ &"
' +. - Us ''Vs ''.'-
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-'e1 VINO "0o'' wear me
a'e''
oN volunteer, kncN ana
.HN 60 -tNil.d I OilDA. LOT neI
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SITUATION WANTED

General cleaning. IRONING Rcll.
able Woman To $3.50
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Atty. Come. smith

u, 1905 BroloWsy
SlA ~ Or MICHIGAN IS Iht
- ."O ~ COCkr hOR Tnt COJNN
W NANNkl IN CNANCERN
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WANTED

SALESMAN for aluminium storm
windows. doors and AWNINGS
TW 26i5O
German w Smith. Owner
MAIDS. MOTHERS HELPERS
Maids. Mothers Helpers Needed
for New Works best homes. Jobs
paying W 70 $50 . week. Trans
porfstion furnished. Write 70:
HiRE.A.MAlD AGENCY
IS Station Plaza. Great Neck. NY
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ATT Cornell Smith

IIdft q 20
STATE or MICHlGAN i, 7iK
CIRCUIT COURT ron TIE CvtNIl
" NAlNL IN CHA>CERi
Nc. SSl.577
ALhA " Die kERSON Pia .il IS
" " Ahl-NN ELIZABETH DlChLN>UN
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ORDER FOR APPEARANCE

ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
~ session of said cour Cd 10
VIC SltA ountS Building, IN VIC IiA
81 Detioit. County OF Nat.l and
State of Michigan, on this DAY
OF Nc.emDcl. AD 1859.
:, PRESENT. HONORABLE CAh- "
tiDEMAN. Circuit Judge
appearing that the dcfC' lnl y
resident OF TINS state, and ,.a, pro
NroS Tor her appearance La- ottn
udi> iSsued and tht same coall ut
~ served by reason OF he! essence
.loil or concealment within '.e >.aic
ana ~ reason OF her COHfil.ca %
sS"ce from her place OF fc-.denee
II II ORDERED that 10, laier4
an enter hti appearance b. lAs
.ause on OF befor, tire, .oults
from The date OF tins order sax
VA VIII Dc taken "a cOnic>s,tl
~ i FURTHER ORDcRru sal
copy OF tins order be sent b. regis
,'''u mall 10 said defendant 10 o3-s
'h' Mood street Detroit. Michigan
H'I lasi known address and ID noi
icCeNcd personally by said dciCri
an al least twenty i-0i daA, ocion
,hc time prescribed Tor spp, sian,e
u..l .iiis order be published - fe
quiicd by Law.
CARL VI MAN
Circuit Judge
EDSAk VI BRANIGlN. CLERK
DAN A. SEJkiH, Deputy Clerk
Dated. III 70 So
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Drive Safely
LEGAL


ATTY yvosoN 8 PowslL sR..
sos srrao~se sUi'e aoS Detroit -
STATE or MIC HlGAN
rt4 ts ttairr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12

tourists to a number of new re-
gions ard cities Of the USSR.
ITO encourage the develop
ment Of foreign and domestic
tourism in the USSR. passport,
visa, customs and frontier for
malities have been Simplifled.
I. =. A tourist visa for entry to
the USSR is granted, as a rule,
within ITO days after the ap-
plication.
"As to OF season travel in
the Soviet Union, Intourist,
taking into consideration the
experience Of work in other
countries and the work OF
IUOTO international Union OF
Official Travel Organizations)
established from October to
April special discounts from
usual prices"
Last year 5000 Americans,
according to Russian sources,
visited the Soviet Union. This
year 10000 are expected.
A. A. Kardashev, chief Of the
consular division for the Soviet
Embassy here. said that during
the first three months of this
year 1918 visas have been is
sued to Americans planning
trips to Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
Russia Getting Ready
For Influx Of Tourists

Russia, looking for a 100 per
cent increase in American
tourists this year. is taking
steps to improve tourist IA
cilities. according to Valentine
Epiridonov.
Mr.. Spiridonov, United States
representative for the ofiicial
Soviet travel organization, In
tourist, spoke to q recent meet
ing Of the Society Of American
Travel Writers here.
Much tprogress) has beer
made in the reconstruction OF
the hotel industry and the pro-
vision Of new facilities for the
accommodation Of foreign tour
ists," he said. This includes
$500 rooms planned for Moscow
"a part Of which is a man.
moth 2,000-room hotel planned
for the Red Square area.
There have been consid-
cradle improyementSpin trans
portation of foreign visitors, u
he added. Measures are being
taken to improve passenger
transportation by sea.
Great work has been done or
the restoration of the archi-
tectural and historical monu-
ments.
1.-THE expansion Of hotel in
dustry and improvement Of
transport facilities has made il
possible to create conditions fol
arranging travel of foreign
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
Broniff Looks Ahead
To Washington Jets
AIR FARE

Braniff International Air
ways. with Lockheed Electra
service set on Its Dallas-New
York run July /. Is looking
ahead to addition of the prop
jet service to its runs between
washington. d. c.. and West
ern points In the near future.
Service with the 76-passen-
ger, all first-class planes win
cover both the San Antonio
Dallas and New York, and the
Houston Dallas and Chicago
routes on July /.
Braniff said other Electra
flights between Texas points
and Kansas City, Denver.
washington and possibly other
major cities" win be added
later In the year.
ne y =
Pan American World AIR
ways on April n viii begin
scheduled service between Mi
ami-New Orleans and Teguci-
galpa, capital Of Honduras.
Trips will leave Miami at GAS
am. on Mondays. Wednesdays
and Fridays. and arrive at Te-
gucigalpa at lis pm. after o
regular stop at Havana.
$50
A sour note crept into Brit
ish Overseas Anyways Corpo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12

A sour note crept into Brit
ish Overseas Anyways Corpo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-12
France Requires
Liability Policy

Beginning April l. all au-
tomobiles entering France must
be covered by a minimum OF
100000 in liability insurance
The type recommended by
the French Government Tour
list once is the international
Insurance Certificate. marked
valid for France, and obtain
able in advance from United
States insurance companies.
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line. has asked the CAB 10
approve extension Of its pres
ent Washington Buffalo service
TO Toronto.
$50
A i4-day tour Of Europe at
$3.50 per person including afr
fare. hotels and most meals
Is being offered BY SABENA
Belgian World Airlines.
$50
John H. Spencer. an Ameri-
can adviser to the Ethiopian
Government, has been elected
q director Of Ethiopian Air
lines. managed by Trans World
Airlines.
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Lucky Fellow

Each year Names millionth
summer visitor is given a new
car, other gifts. and a vacation,
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ration's scheduled San Fran
cisco Tokyo service last week.
BOAC protested that undue
delay" by the Civil Aeronau-
tics Board in acting on its per-
init for the service has forced
the airline to postpone its
starting date. Meantime. BOAC
has arranged with Japan Air
Lines and Pan American
World Anyways to carry custo-
mers already booked on its
projected Pacific service.
49,
Japan Air Lines on June I
win begin q new trans Pacific
service from Los Angeles to
Tokyo as q supplement to its
present San Francisco Tokyo
flights. There viii be three
flights weekly. In July. jail
plans to add Taipei to its south
east Asia network.
%H&
Service which would give
Washingtonians direct air serv-
ice to Canada is being sought
by Capital Airlines. The air
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Rev. William Smith visited Mrs.
Lizzie Butler and Willis on Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Paskey en-
tertained their children and grand
children on Thanksgiving Day at
dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Tilghman
Outten and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Prettyman and Cheryl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Walls had a
turkey supper on Thanksgiving
Day. Those present were Mrs. Liz
zie Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Walls, Mrs. Alton Breeding and
sons, Ronnie and Robin.
Mrs. William Wright had mis-
fortune to fall and hurt herself.
We wish her speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Griffith gave a
turkey dinner on Sunday. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
King, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Jewell and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Daley of
Wilmington. Mr.. and Mrs. Louder
Vincent and daughter Sylvia Jean,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe Reynolds and
son Jay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers Butler and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Spicer are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Norman But
ler in Florida.