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CTS Can Still
Take Training

A total of 10000 Korea vet
erans-27 per cent OF Mich
igan's total of 224, 000-have
made use of their training
benefits under the Korean
CT Bill, Lloyd H. jameson
Manager of the Veterans AID,
ministration Detroit Regional
Office, announced today.
Mr.. Jameson reported that
despite a drop of more than
2OPo under last year in the
number of veterans In train
ing under the bill, over H.
900 Michigan veterans were
in training in May.
Mr.. Jameson estimates
in September approximate
Iy 10000 Korean veterans
will be in training, a de-
cline of about TO.
Approximately one-half OF
the veterans who entered
training enrolled in a college.
The others attended schools
below the college level or
trained on the job or farm,
or took correspondence cour-
SeS.
Nationwide, VA reported that
one in every seven males on the
college campus this spring was a
veteran attending under the Gil
Bill.
OF the nations 5,443, 900 eligi-
BILE veterans. 2,266,000 have made
use of their training benefits.
The Korean Bill. now in its sew
enth year, covers TO an end Jan
uary 81, 1865.
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Avv. 8. J. Flanagan
iI1J East Dawson

s~.rr az MICHIGAN. IN TN
~,sc1,iT COURT FOR TIE CoON'
az xNAvNE IN CHANCEkf'
VI NJ s1s,i7s oo,,c
WILBUR PACE. Plaintiff vs. Do"''
PACE. Defendant. ~.s soR
oeoee EXTENDING Timt rvN
vnuSrnnAny's APPEARANCE
s.ssion of said Court heiu a'
cs,v.connty Building at inc ~
s.' no,roIt In the County OF "ay VAN.
"a State of Michigan, on this i''"
AN NJ July. A. ID. 1889. ocr l.
W" present. Honorable GEoh"L
RowIes. Circuit Judge. A., h.,e.
I, anpears from petition iilru NJ,
With and attached hereto thss ,ne
nil OF Complaint was iileu az, ou ~
iaih day OF November \. ~ ''o1, III
The piaintiff and against inc ue es.,,d.
ant: That An order Tor inc ue'. .,ad
ants appearance was uu,y ne do,
and a copy thereto mailed 10 VIA nd,css
PENDANT al her last known ~
by Registered mail; Iha' VI.
aarceI have been received Dy INC
nlaintiff or his attorney, ana that nc
hciieves same has been lost,
ON Motion OF ). j. Flanagan, a''oi
ney for the petitioner,
In Is ORDERED that that the dc.
PENDANTS appearance be, and the sam.
il hereby extended foI a PERIOD OF
Twenty.fiye DAYS from date hereoi,
and that within such time the sald
defendant shall appear and answer
The Bill of complaint filed herein OF
same may be taken as coniesSeui,
That a like copy of this Order shail
be published for a period OF Three
weeks from date thereof, and a iike
copy mailed TO the defendant al nel
last known address by registered
GEORGE L. BOWLES,
Circuit Judge
a True Copy
Edgar NJ. Branigin, Clerk
II. A. Mcrra, Deputy Clerk
7 rs - B/29 SO
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Atty. S. J. Fianssan
,... l6lI 6. DAWSON
S S.i;,,. VI MICHIGAN, IN THE CIR.
GUT COURT FOR TIE ColINTv
Of MAlEN IN CHANCERY
nNiiA l.. HOUSE, Plaintiff. -
HERBERT HOUSE, Jr, Defendant.
No. ssS.so3
ORDER OF PuHLIcAT,oN
~ session OF said Court held =,
tne Sty-County Building. in the c,s,
OF Detroit, County of Wavnc snS
Ssa,e OF Michigan, on this 18th dax
Present: Honorable Turonopr
SOORlS, Circuit Judge. DVNn
~ appearing from the affidavi, ~.
.acheu hereto and filed herewi,h IN,
s defendant named In the aho,e
~ s cause = not a resident ~
Me, Souh'y OF Wayne and state M
aerre Maute, ."
Box P.M.B.
No lSSl2
Ierre haute, Indiana:
Therefore.
ON MOTION OF $. F,AN.c.
"'sviney tor the PLAINTIFF ''S@,N'
- - ORDERED, that Tho .A..-
,h aIu ueiendant appear and snS,' ss.
cause ~ complaint filed In ms
date oe ,h.u Ihree Months fron,
'"TTn as confessed against h,,asS DC
II II FURTHER ORDERrn
SSopy oi This Order be sen, n". =
ehs nv at his last known "a 1 tne
n,hI,.ks ssereu mail, or Ike eonx I -
P"oiished according 10 LAD, e"py De
THEODORE SOURlS
\ True Copv Oircuit Judge
Edgar n Branigin. Clerk
IN a 1issnssas' Deputy Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. Charles 3. Berry
13Oo ovoSoWsv

STATE OF MICHIGAN, IN THE CIR.
ciiir COURT FOR THE COUNTY or
NAYNE, IN CHANCERY.
No. 5o5J3t
MERCEDES SOUTH ROBERTSON,
pla'nllfi, w. EDWARD ROBERTSON,
pe'e" oRpsR OF PUBLICATION
Al session OF said Court held In
the CITY Of Detroit. Wayne County.
Michigan on the 25th day of June,
1859. ,,,,.~
BAUM, Circuit Judge.
n appearing To this Honorable
conr, lrori Affidavit on file that
nroccss the appearance OF the
defendant as been duly issued, and
That aftci .. diligcnt search and in.
ouiry from June .. 1859, up TO and
Including June "a, 1859. the same
could not DC served.
ON Mo. on OF Charles IL. Berry,
attorney iJr the Plaintiff:
iT is HEREBY ORDERED that the
defendant. Edward Robertson. enter
Ms appearance In said cause on or
before three ~ months from the
date of this order, or said bill OF
COMPLAINT will be taken as confessed
AGAINST him; and that copy of said
Order be sent TO the last-known post
Office address OF the defendant, 46l4
John II. ST., Detroit. Michigan, by reg.
istcred mail, return receipt requested,
and delivery to addressee only
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that IL
the defendant Is not personally served
with a copy OF said Order. true
COPY OF this order be published in
Inc DETROIT TRIBUNE, newspaper
printed. published and circulating in
said County OF Wayne, for six con.
Sccutive weeks, accoxdind to law.
VICTOR j. BAUM,
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
Edgar NJ. Branigin, Clerk
A. Hargrcaves, Deputy Clerk
III RylSySQ
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Atty. S. J. Flanagan
1877 East Dawson


STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN TIE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
No. s74,3os
GRACE SESSION.. Plaintiff, vs.. RU.
FUS SESSION., Defendant.
ORDER ETENDINc TIME FOR
DEFENDANTS APPEARANCE
AZ session of said Court held at
the City-County Building at the City
OF Detroit In the County of WAYNE
ana state OF Michigan on this 9Th day
OF October A. d. 1883
Present, Honorable JOSEPH A
SULLIVAN, Circuit Judge.
IL appearing from the records Of
TINS cause and the petition OF the
plaintiff that an Order OF publication
issued out of this Court on the eth
day of July. 1858, directed TO the dc.
PENDANT at li434 Hayes Street. chi.
cago. Illinois; That upon inquiry and
investigation II has been asccrtained
that there Is nc such street or Mum.
Der IN city OF Chicago; Hut that tho
ueienuant docs reside at l443A HOME
Street, Chicago. Illinois, and that The
petitioner desires to serve him with
a copy OF the Order at his newly AZ.
certalned place OF residence, There.
fore.
On Motion OF s J. Flanagan. attor.
ney for the plaintiff.
IL Is ordered that the time for an.
pearance In this cause be extended
according TO the rules and practice
OF this Court SO as to enable the de-
Iehuant 10 appear and answer the
ssld BIN of complaint. and enable
tne peutioner to serve him with a
copy OF publication heretofore issued
IN said cause CONSTANT with The
rules and practice OF this Court I'm
Such matters made and provided.
JOSEPH A. SULLIVAN.
a True Copy 'uuse
Edgar NJ. Branigin, Clerk
D. Waldo, Deputy Clerk
Ii 10 "a 90
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN TIE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHAN.

STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN TIE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHAN.
Gerry.
HENRY WASHINGTON, Plaintiff vs..
EMMA WASHINGTON, Defendant,
No. sss.7sv
At a session OF said Court, held at
the CitN-County Building IN the City
of Detroit ON the l0th day of June,
A.D., 1859.
Present. Honorable THEODORE
SOURlS, Circuit Judge.
In this cause It appearing by alil'
daNit on Tie that the defendant,
Emma Washington, cannot be served
by process issued out of this Court
as She is not a resident OF the State
OF Michigan but resides In the CITY
OF Chicago, County of Cook and
State OF Illinois and resides at 1920
North Wells Avenue. Chicago, Illinois.
ON MOTION or CHARLES PER.
klNS. attorney for the plaintiff. III
IL ORDERED that the defendant,
Emma Washington, appear and an
swer the Bill of Complaint In this
cause within three lJl months from
the date OF the Order. or that said
Bill OF Complaint viii be taken as
confessed and that this Order be
published according TO law and
copy thereof be served upon the dc.
PENDANT by registered mail as &c.
CURED by law
THEODORE SOURls.
A True Copy
EDGAR VI BRANIGIN, Clerk
a. llARGRENNtS, Deputy Clerk
~ 7i2S 50
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VIM. "A. Bvrlcn
VISA Mack Ave-, Detroit
NE OF MICHIGAN, COUNTY

VIM. "A. bvTicn
VISA Mack Ave-, Detroit
STATE OF MICHIGAN. COUNTY
s.. No. tys. e44
~ session Of the Probate Court
!Sr said county Of Wayne, held al
.ne Probate Court Room In the CITY
VI De.roi', on the Twenty.fourth day
nine hundred and fifty.ninc.
Present, WILLIAM j. CODY. L,dge
Of Probate. S""se
IN the Matter of the Estate nj
NALLACE MORGAN, Deceased
On reading and filing the pctitlon
vi nsh Morgan praying that adminls.
siatlon OF said estate be- granted a.
william NJ. Burton or some Other
suitable person: ~'iei
Is ordered, That the T,.er,v.r,r.,
vay OF July, next at ten o'cIocL A.,
inc forenoon al said Court Roor, 49,
sppoin'ed Tor hearing said petition
ana u Is further Ordered. That
COPY OF thus order be published ono.
" osSn week for three weeks con.
SsssunNeH previous to said time Of
ne..'n ~ INC DETROIT TRIBUNE. a
LA Ss np printed and circulated In
WILLIAM J. cop,.
I do hereby certify TIA, 'voate
compared the foregoing copv ~ s.s,,s
INC original record thereof ana rn' n
aoeno we same TO be correct ,r.n'
e'iP' OF such original record
Cecil A. Rernard
Dated June a. ipso Neeister
~ - 7/is/so
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Therefore all things what
sOever ye would that men
should do to you, do ye even
50 to them: for this is the law
and the prophets-(St. Mat
thew 7:1z.)
That Is the Golden Rule
and who is there among Us who
would not subscribe to i'll But
in the daily rush and hurry OF
our lives. so many Of as forget
TO apply it-and TO live it. Thus
do we hurt ourselves. as We
hurt others.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN, IN THE
CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
CATHERINE STEWART. Plaintiff,
"a. PARKER STEWART, Defendant,
No. 5eS.7et
At as session OF said Court, held
al the City-County Building In the
CITY OF Detoirt on the 10th day OF
June, AD., 1859.
Present Honorable THEODORE
SOURlS, Circuit Judge.
In thus cause II appearing by affl-
davit on file that the defendant,
Parker Stewart, cannot be served
by process issued out of this Court
as he Is not resident of the State
of Michigan but resides I'm the CITY
OF Washington; District of Columbia
and resides at us Rhode Island Ave.
noe, Washington, ID. 4.
ON MOTION OF CHARLES PER-
KINS, attorney for the the plaintiff,
1T Is ORDERED that the defendant.
Parker Stewart. appear and answer
the Bill OF Complaint in this cause
within three ~ months from the
date of the order, or that said Bill
OF Complaint Will be taken as con.
fcsscd and that this order be pub
lishcd according to law and copy
thereof be served upon the defendant
by registered mani as required by
law.
THEODORE SOURiS.
Circuit Judge
4 True Copy
EDGAR NJ. DRANIGIN, Clerk
A. HARGRAVE, Deputy Clerk
~ r. rs SO
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Atty. Charles Q. Berry

Atty. Charles o. Deity
1908 Broadway
STATE OF MICHIGAN, IN lnE M
CUT COURT FOR THE COVNii
OF WAYNE IN CHANCEkf ,r>,,
EDDIE DURR, Plaintiff, VS.. LIN"
DURR, Defendant.
No. ssS-7is
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
A, session of said Court held IN
Tho CITY of Detroit, wayne County
Michigan on July 3. 1893 ,cr =
Present. Honorable GEORGE f.
BOWLES, Circuit Judge. .sc
n appcars TO this Court from AM
davit on file that the defendant
lena Durr. Is not resident Oh 'nS
CITY of Detroit WAYNE county Mill
Ipan. but resides at Box loO, hvu'e
IA Edpcwater Alabama
ON Motion of CHARLES b. BEkhf >
attorney for the plainliii:
TT Is ORDERED that the defendant
Lena Durr, enter her appearance ~
said cause on or before three 10
months from the date OF inns OIuel'
or said bill OF complaint Will be taken
as confessed against her; and that a
copy of said order be sent TO tne
iast.known post office address OF the
defendant, said address being BOX loV,
Route IA. Edgewatcr, Alabama, by
certified mail, return receipt request
ed and delivery TO addrcSsee only.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that II
the defendant In not personally
served. a true copy of this Order be
published in tho DETROIT TRIBUNE, q
newspaper printed, published, and
circulating In said County OF WAYNE
for six consecutive weeks, according
TO law. ..
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
Edgar NJ. Branigin, Clerk
a. c. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
7JlB % $50
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Atsys. soweii. Lsster. Long and Smith
3o7 Tobin Bldg.,

Atsys. soweii. Lsster. Long and Smith
oo7 Tobin Bldg,
STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN TIE CIR.
CUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF
WAYNE, IN CHANCERY.
No. sst-oSi
TRICHITA G. LEWIS, Plaintiff, vs..
ARTHUR NJ LEWIS, Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Al session OF said court held IN
the City-County Building, In the city
of Detroit, County of Wayne and
State of Michigan, on this nth day
OF June, A. ID. 1859.
Present. Honorable THEODORE
SOURlS. Circuit Judge.
II appearing that the defendant is
not a resident OF the state OF Michi-
gan, but that he resides at 408 w
l50th Street. New York 81, New York;
1T Is ORDERED that the defendant
enter his appearance in his cause on
or before three 81 months from the
date of this order or said Bill of
Complaint will be taken as confessed
1T IS FURTHER ORDEREDD that
copy of this order be sent By
registered mail TO said defendant at
408 W. l50th Street, New York 81,
New York, his last known address,
and II not received personally by said
defendant at least twenty l20l DAYS
before the time prescribed for ap.
pcarancc, that this order be published
a. required by law.
THEODORE SOURIS,
Circuit Judge
Edgar Nj. branigin. Clerk
n iiargreavcs. Deputy Clerk
7/ll r. 3 Is SO
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WILLIAM 7. PATRICK, Sr..
Attorney al Law,
Oil CTatiot. Avenue

w Cfdttots avenue
STATE OF MlHClGAN, IN THE CIR.
CUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF
MAY NE, IN CHANCERY.
No. 5sssi3
SARAH RAMLES, Plaintiff, Vs.
OHIO RAWLES, Defendant.
ORDER TO APPEAR
NJ a Session OF the above entitled
court, held IN the City-County Build.
ing, IN the City of Detroit, County OF
wayne, and State OF Michigan, this
ith day of June AID. 1859
Present, Honorable THEODORE
SOvlilS, Circuit Judge.
II appearing BY aifldacvit, hereto
attached, that the defendant Is not
resident OF Michigan, but that his last
known place OF residence Was al
tuscaloosa, Alabama, care OF General
DcliNcry, United States POstofficc.
On motion OF MILAN 4. Patrick,
81, III Is HEREBY ORDERED, that
the defendant enter his appearance,
eithcr IN person, or by Attorney,
Mllhin three months from date OF
TINS order TO Appear. or the Bll OF
complaint Will be taken as confcSSed
against him.,
III Is FURTHER ORDERED, that
true copy OF this Order To Appear
DC sent TO the defendant, at has last
known address. by return receipt re-
luested, BY registered mani, anu, fur
.nei that true copy OF sa.d order
10 appear be published according
10 law.
THEODORE SoURIS,
a True Copy
Edgar Nj. Branigin, Clerk
a. =. Gallagher, deputy Clerk
ri - B/lJ59
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Attys. Simmons elbb
S0S Grafiof Aven,aa

Soo Crattot Avenue
STATE or MICHIGAN, IN Ths
UNCUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
vi MWAnNE IN CHANCERY.
Erwin IA. CHAPMAN, Defendant.
No. s74-oe4
Al session OF SAID Court held IN
,ne court House In the City OF De
uoi, Wayne County, on this 18th day
Of May, AID, 1853.
ORDER FoR PUBLICATION
AND APPEARANCE
Present: Honorable VICTOR TAN
"VNSkl, Circuit Judge.
appearing by Affidavit on iile ~
nus cause that the defendant, Ervnn
-, Shapman, resides outside OF tns
S.a'e OF Michigan, to wit: 1901 aS'h
o. Newsomc PARK, Virginia.
II II HEREBY ORDERED that ssiu
defendant enter his appearance u
TINS cause on or before three ~
months from the date OF thls order,
OF plaintiffs bin OF Complaint VIZ
iCndant.
1T Is FURTHER ORDTRED that
eopN oi this order shall be pcrs0ntlI
served upon said defendant At lees'
twenty zoo days before the Pis,
sSIlocd time for his appearance
,nst this order be published IN .n
eS.'oit tribune, newspaper pfih.e.e
snu circulated In said county ON
SeSn week for six 81 conSccuu
weeks before the date for SAID
pes.ancc and a copy OF this order
nalIed TO said defendant al ms -
SHOWN post office address BY ns
.ereu mal with a return receipt s
handed therefore, az least twend
,tvl days before the date Tor -
appearance.
VICTOR TARC0NSkl
Circuit judy
True Copy
eussr N. Branigin. Clerk
~, hargreaves. Deputy Clerk
. 10 - T/2S/59 .
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4 ROOM APT. Newly decorated;
gas heated. Christian couple
or single person; $1,000 per
week. FA. l-0535.
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CLASSIFIED
ADS

RUMMAGE SALE. Leaving city.
Thursday. Friday until 6 pm.
Saturday. 1868 Chatsworth
North of Mack Near Balfour.
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A True Copy
Edgar NJ. Branigin, Clerk
A. Hargrcaves, Deputy Clerk
III = Hll5L5 SO
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MAIDS, MOTHERS HELPERS
Maids. Mothers Helpers Needed
for New York's best homes. Jobs
paying up TO $50 week. Trans
portation furnished. Write 10:
tiIRE.A.MAlD AGENCY
IS Station Plaza. Great Neck. NY
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-05-02

about the convenience of a kitch-
en- sink with hot and cold running
water.
Mrs. Sumler has now refurbish-
ed her old furniture and is going
to make out with it for while.
But in the kitchen there is shiny
new sink and water is available
at twist of the wrist.
A Georgia homemaker, Mrs. Lii
liam Hunter, Jr., of Valdosta, will
invite neighbors in to see 800 jars
of fruits and vegetables. She has
increased her canning budget since
her home agent, Mrs. Lily G. Rog
ers showed her how to use a pres
sure cooker.
In Alabama Mrs. Ulysses Stan
ford of Abbeville is going to take
pride showing off her upright
home freezer next week. And Mrs
Fannie McKneely of Idabel, Okla.
will have a dress display. Income
from sewing has enabled her tc
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-05-02
I Million To Stress Quality Of Rural
Living In Observing National Home
Demonstration Week

Achievements of these homemak-
ers and their families include: I'm
proved family relations, some home
construction and modernization.
better methods of food production
and preservation, more nutritious
family meals, and better home
furnishings and equipment.
Money for the basic improve
ments - such as home construe-
ton - comes from better farm
ing methods, a variety Of farm
enterprises which provide year
round income, parti-time off-farm
employment, and through credit
aid from USDA's Farmers Home
Administration which made or in
sured housing loans for 1880
white and colored families last
year.
While some homemakers will be
showing off their new homes dur
ing National Home Demonstration
Week, others will be showing
neighbors their new kitchen cabi-
nets, reupholstefed chair, a new
kitchen sink with hot and cold
running water, a home freezer,
rows of jars of home canning, or a
new dress made for a daughters
graduation from high school.
Mrs. Annie M. Pitts of Newberry
s. c., for example, will have a
group in to see her modern kit
chen with cabinets, breakfast coun-
ter, shelves for potted plants and
an ivory-hued radio with a tele-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-05-02

phone to match.
What was shack when she
rented it a few years ago is now
an attractive home, especially on
the inside, says her home agent,
Mrs. Lillian G. Saunders. And the
landlord helped when he saw that
Mrs. Pitts was determined to have
a better home.
The South Carolina demonstra-
ton house, where homemakers &c
and live and learn for a week, has
stimulated marked home improve
ment all over the state.
In neighboring North Carolina
thousands of homemakers are
learning to put first things first
in home improvement. Mrs. Will.
liam H. Sumler of the Rocky Mount
area, for example, was planning
to buy a new dining room suite anc
a living room sofa until her home
demonstration agent, Mrs. Mar
garet Wade, got her thinking
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-05-02

How the quality of rural family
living has been improved will be
the principal topic of discussion by
nearly million homemakers dur
ing National Home Demonstration
Week, May SO, says the U. S.
Department of Agriculture.
Although rural home improve
ment among low-income families
is not moving ahead at a rapid
pace, many of these families also
have much to celebrate, say offic-
ials of the Cooperative Extension
Service. More than 1000 Exten-
sion home demonstration agents
work with low-income as we'll as
other families, providing them
with home economics research in
formation from the Department of
Agriculture, the Immigrant colleges
and experiment stations.
Among these Extension workers
are about $50 Negro home agents
who conduct a year-round educa-
tional program with close to half
a million colored homemakers.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-05-02
Negro Boys
Shooting Targets

Richmond, Va. -- Six Negro
teen-agers walking home from Q
store were wounded Sunday night
when hit by shotgun pellets re-
portedly fired by white boys from
two speeding automobiles.
Police said the Negro boys told
them three separate blasts were
fired from the cars as they whip
ped through the Negro neighbor-
hood.
Struck in the stomach and ser.
iously wounded were Samuel Clark
Jr., Is, and Carlton Washington
16. Both were hospitalized.
Less seriously wounded were
Forrest Black, 10; Willy Dicker
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son, II; Floyd Rsynolds,I II, and
Billy Mickleburg, 16, who live near
each other In the middle s1sss East
Fad nsighboshood.
The injured boys said they could
not identify the white boys and
had no idea why they were, shot at.
Police said early today one Of
the cars described by the injured
youths had been located and It's
owner was being questioned.
The white boys involved In the
shooting, police said, were believ-
ed to have been among white
youths who engaged IN q rock
throwing incident with Negro teen
ayers earlier Sunday night.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1959-05-02

perior Court he found children in
teresting subjects and stopped here
to take pictures. "They appeared
shy so l offered them ice cream"
he said.
Hickox said the distance from
where he picked up four children,
to drive-in where he bought them
ice cream, was so short 81 didn't
even close the car door,"
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make a number of improvements
in her home.
The Extension home demonstra-
ton agents, who are helping Ne
gro families improve the quality
of their living, were assisted last
year by 1852 volunteer local lead
ers. To them National Home Dem
onstration. Week is like commence
ment, because it marks the grad
uation upward of many families
they have had a part in helping.
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Whites Arrested
Continued from Page One)

of Orono, Maine were arrested
Monday and given a preliminary
hearing Tuesday. The case is ex-
pected to be presented to the grand
jury in June.
Hickox, about so, told Judge
Bowie Gray of Tiff County Su-
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He: "will you be my wife one
day."
She: "Nope, not even an hour"