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SIATE OF MICHIGAN. IN Tfik IN IN
(lIT COURT FOR rhE COUNTY "
WAYNE IN CHANCkRl.
10. Se1.e1
ROBERT rlCKErf. Plainnh,
ROSA Lac PlCkKTT. Defendant.
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GAIL n. wEIpENAN
IT APPEARING from Inc AiildssAt
attached hereto ana flcd hereNrna
hat the defendant nAmcd n W
cense h not . resident Of The So@sS,
90 Wasne and State % Nlchlsan, "a
That she resides AZ. iif1 Io~nseN
Siroct. Little Rock. Arkansas, 80
IttkNEfOkE, On MOTION w.
> y FLANAGAN, attorney for H'
" Is ORDERED that the sbess,
named defsndent appear and snsss ..
tnc hih 81 Complaint fAlcd n -
saa>c within Thnce ~ Months ~
NC o.se 81 tins order, OF INC $50
No ce taken a. ccnfessed sse''"
n n FURTHER ORDERED nat ,
SoPe "a this Order Be seat 20 ~
nclencantt last knoun addrvS
Nk1Aterru mail, or ! uke copy
f4ollencd accorfinR e Law.
CARl. n. WHIDEMAN.
clrcait Jads'
4 TIVE Gerry
Edsar ~ nranixin. CierR
celaSheI, peroly Cerk -
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. ~ THE CIR
CIT COlKT FoR THE COUNTY or
WAYNE ~ CHANCERf.
JAMES BANE. Plaintiff. "
hAvpH BASE Defsn1eni-
Al seSEcr q SAC Cour1 beic IN
the Cor-- Ee1se IN re City q De
,ro.i a WAYNE Counsy, o. ihlf 3Blh
cRpER Fos PUBLICATIONS
AND AppEARANcE
Present, Honorshlt Theodore X
Bonn Circuit Judge
II appearing - Afndasa; on file In
ihls cause that the defendant. Msud1e
b ne. RESIDES OUTSIDE O. ne state CO
Michigan 70 at Folks1le. alabama.
IT Il HEREBI ORDERED. that AID
defendant enters her appearznce II
this cause on or before thrce >
rDonfhs from the date o. ihis order.
or plain,lff Bal o. Compliant ~.
be taken az confessed .. the de-
fendsnf
II IS FURTHER ORDERED. that
copy Of this order shall BE personally
sered upon ssic defendant q; ieA1
twenty q csss before the pre-
sc7bec time for her appearance. OF
that mis- Cces BE puollshee in ire
Detroit Tribune ns~ spsper printed
anc circulated n szsd coun;s. once
eack week for "a Consecutive
weeks before the cate fer sad sp-
p<arance and ccps 81 this crcey
rzaleo 10 ssld cefe Dcxrf a. her las
Gbo~r pos ofnce address b. reriS
tered Esal wgih . return receiys &c.
Earcec therefore a. ieAR tAen.V
- csss eeforr the cate for ss1e
Tbecco-e z Bch.'
C4rvzs Judge
Ecfss " BFzrix.n. Cserk
&c Aarsvskl DePgi9 C.egk
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Al least :werfs ~ csys before the
t.rne prtscr1oeo fbE Appearances, thai
,tls Ogoef y psb--hhec. a. required
Theodore y Bonn,
Clrcuii Judge
A True Copy
Edgar N BrsnCn, Clerk
q 4 Nefrvs. Deputy Clerk
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sTa-E or MICHIGAN. IN the Ok.
CUT COURT for the COUNTY OF
"a AN-NE ~ CHANCERY
JltIA CAMPO. Plsiniiff "a IRAN
cisco CAMPO. Defenoar,.
A., season q SIC CoCrz held N
ne CT, q Deircti Wssne Co1nts
arc SAFE q nNh1Esn. ihis 13ru eAs
~ Aprl AD. iaSs
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Preseni. HONORABLE THLODOkE
2 BONN ci:csii Judge
:. s-Y<a--g D afFcset. On lie =
t.ls cause IA; tie ceiendart. FraD-
rlsco Campo fessoes o-ince 81 the
STATE Q. Hienigan. 20 sl;- hexieo
II : HEREBY ORDERED tass sase
cstsncaEs enters MS apP<arance N
lnls cause On 90 hcfore three -
rnonshs frorn ne cate 81 thts oroer,
e. ylslntiffs Bal % Complaint I'll
=, ,4kta as ccnsessec Sy Ine defend
II : FURTHER ORDERED ma; .
,ops q inls crcer sail - persoaalls
seEzec upon sac cefencan; a. leasi
tpeniN 20 d1ys before TIE pre-
t<r.ctd LINK q Ms hpPcaFsnccf o.
;haf this Greer he puolikhee IN me
Detroit Trounx. q newspaper PRINT.
ed 1nc circulated IN sa,c County,
once each ~eek for ~ I, ccnsee1.
TIVE weeks ocfcre me date fer Ssic
pp<3r4nce and q copy 81 this Greer
oe mailed 20 I'D defendant a. his
as; kno~n post Office address hy
~ gis;erec mail with a return receipt
Demanded therefore. al least tweniy
- csss before the date fer said
sppc&Tancc.
THEODORE r BONN. Circuit Judge
a Tr4e Copy
Edgar " Branigin. CLERK
b 4 hargrcass, Depuiy Clerk
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STATE OF MIC HiC An. in TIE CIR
CUT COURT FOR The COUNTY or
WAYNE ~ HaNCERY
JAMES PiCkETT P4Alntiff ~ VI
- PlGH PiCkETT. Defendant.
Ne st3-s31
AZ SESSION q aid CoCr1 held IN
ne Ccals Hose IN me CT, q ne.
iroit n WaNne COUNTY on This 91rd
ca q April. AD. 1889
cRpER FoR pveltcATloN
AND ApPEARAhcE
Pre- en-; HONORABLE THEODORE
= BONN. Circuii Judge
IL appearing o. AffdxN.t On Gle
IN this cause hat sre cefcndArt. NtSs
PuEh P1ckett RESIDES outside % the
state o. Michigan. 10 nit 1919 iRh
street. Birmingham. Alabama
IT : HEREBl ORDERED that saic
defendant enters her appearance IN
this cause O. or brfore three -
OF plainuffs BIZ Of Complaint ~tii
ot taken as confessed - The defend
ant.
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED ina, q
copy q TINS Orcer shall De persen-
ais serrec uPca aid defendant a.
lcAg tNe1t, - DAYS before the
prtscT1oec time Of her appearance.
81 taAi tnts ercer BE Published N
he netro.t Trtoone. neWsnarer
prn'ed and circulated In Saic Coun.
u. onee each ~eek for sx g. con.
secr;.se weeks cefore the date for
NC appearance and a copy 81 this
orctf ee mailed 10 SAID cefendant
a. ner iasl knoWn post offce A.
cfcSs - registered mail 9Th a re-
turn receipt Demanded therefore. a,
lesd i~cntt -. dAss BEFORE the
Gate tog nd Appearance.
hsoDOkk Z BONN, Circut JUDGE
A1gAf Brsnigin. CLERK
b. A harsreaeA DePuty Clerk
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Any - . FanoI9n
ls71 {. Dsvisen
STATE OF NlCEiC ~. ~ Thy CIR.
CUT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF
NAYSE ~ CH.ANCERf.
Ne. srs,f1S
WILBUR PACE. Painful, Va
DORIS PACE. Dtfe ncxr;
oRDEs OF puBLtcATich
A. SESSION o. 40 Co-rf led AZ
the Ci;y ( osrty Building .; ne City
Of De;rosf. Couniy Of Nayue and
State q Michigan. CO thli III csy q
ApTl AID.
Present, Reasonable WADE X No
CREE. Jr. C.rruH Jocge
:; sppearlag IRON the Atlcsl.; Al.
t4ch~c heTe;o and flied herewith
-'th3, ne Defendant Is a rt&oent Of
ih-s STATE znc La; Process ~ her
appearance has been cub ISSUED and
that nc ant could 10; u sentd
~ reason o. ntr sosc nct .fon and
reason u Ter conLnuec stseacs
from her pace o. rcaoeDce
OK NOTION or ) J FLANAGAN.
attorney for Ire p-Azr-ztf
Y = ORDERED t5st The ABOVE.
re- nee ottenc2ri appear 1oc L.s.tf
tre b. q Con- p1at1t Tied y t-.s
cause Hrhi- Thrtt J months from
the date O. ;nls ORDER. o. TIE slue
MAJ - .1ken as corscs>r6 against
her
~ Is FlKTHER ORDERED -, a
cop 81 t,lls Orocf - seni 20 the &c.
iencs,. al her as; krou : address :,
rtElxlrTec Efl. or hke co.t a
~ o4lSht-e according 20 Law
MADE n Mo- Ri u
Crv-is l-1se
a Troe Copy
EdEar - Br3nlr.n. Clerk
4 HsTsreascS Dcp1iH C1erk
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RsipA J. csoorne nd oonso
Rissrc Affys-. f5s1 hssionsl ssnk
Sos. oe'roff
STAIE or MICHIGAN, -.
Cc1ntn q W1NDe,
Ne S1aryo

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81 session q Inc P-ch1.s Z eln
fer >&id CcortN - NRNne tc.d
the Probate Court Room ir ne Nis
81 Detroit. or ioe Flfccrth CAY q
MAJ. n nc YEAR cnc thCuSxo1 n-ls
hundred and fifsN-ninc
Prvscni, MlAam }. CodS, Judge
Probate
n me Matter a ne Esss.s q
EDWARD J CAlDEil. DcceAset.
On readins and fiiing the pe.uea
81 Scott CAudcn PRAYING ira, A1ri,
istrauon al Sald estate be gr4nlcd v
Robc7 " Cs1dcu O. scne o'ns'
suitable person
II j. ordered. That the Scsrnicen.a
oss Of lune. neat a. ten ocio<A y
The forenoon AZ SAic Court ks.cn y
appointed for hearing SAID ~ Nton,
And Il Is furtheT Orderrc nsl
cops 81 this order be publishes enN
N each seek fer three weeks eVl
ScculVely previous 70 Saic iiinc
hcAr.ns. In The Detroit Treane,
-c~ spaptr printed and ClrC1l1tea -
salc Cc1nts 81 WsSnc.
William , Ccds,
Judge 81 Prooais
g. herccy ccrsifS that 80 80
compared ne foregoing copy Nns
ne original rcccrd' thereof and ne -.
fcund the same 70 he a correct TAM
crr. q such original record.
naicd MAJ IS. 1850
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HONE FOR SALE
ess1 prairla
FOR SALE
CLASS BUSINESS

SATURDAY NAY 80 1853
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4 Trle Copy
Edgar " Brsnlgsn. Clerk
a H4FgresNes. Dtp1ty Clerk
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Join The NAA(P
SITUATION WANTED

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A True Copy
Ecgxf N ErEnlgin, Clerk
q a Ntfrvs. Deputy Cleyk
Z 50
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Evening star., 1959-06-12
Husband, 3Men
Freed of Charge
Of Ripping Wife

Alexandria Domestic Court
Judge Irene Pancoast today dis
missed q charge against a hus-
band who had been accused Of
helping his friends rape hi:
l8-year-old wife.
However. police Immediately
charged the 24-year-old car
penter with conspiracy to cause
his wife to commit adultery Ia
obtain a divorce.
The young wife. who Is the
mother Of two small children
testified she did not think her
husbands friends should be
charged with rape.
The incident occurred early
Sunday In the couples apart
ment in Alexandria.
Mr.. Scariot said rape charges
against the three men would
be replaced today with charges
of conspiracy to cause the
woman to commit adultery.
The three are John Franklin
Early, rs, and his brother
Robert, 23, both Of Warrenton
Va. and Edward Eline. %. Of
Bealton. Va.
Judge Pancoast set bond for
the husband at $2,500.
Evening star., 1959-06-12
Rescue Efforts
Fail to Retrieve
Trapped Puppy

A dog stuck between two
buildings in the 1900 block OF
Eleventh street NV. was taken
out Of the crevice today dead,
The tan-and-white collie
about eight weeks old, showed
no signs Of life this morn
ing, according to A. B. Merrill,
manager Of the Washington
Animal Rescue League.
He said the league then gave
up its plan to seek a court
order for knocking down one OF
the walls imprisoning the dog,
He said the body was taken
out with the aid of the Dis
trict Sanitation Division.
The dog was found in a mar
row aperture between 1906 and
1912 Eleventh street NV. yes
terday. Efforts by firemen, the
league and the District HUI
name Society yesterday failed
to extricate the animal. The
dog was stuck about 20 feet
from either end Of the 5-inch
opening.
It is not known how the dog
got stuck.
Evening star., 1959-06-12
Emphasis on Sciences
Raiders Arrest Nine
In Baseball Gamma

Gambling charges were faced
today by nine men arrested
yesterday by Washington police
and Internal Revenue agents
at the Spartan-American Club,
1016-A Fourteenth street NV.
Inspector John B. Layton,
who led the raid, said evidence
was unearthed Of a large-scale
baseball betting organization.
The raiding party. at the
second-story establishment be-
tween 2:30 and 4::30 pm. "han-
died" half a dozen telephone
bets.
Inspector Layton said there
was evidence the Club" ac-
tually was a layoff place for
bookies operating in other
cities. Telephone calls were re-
ceived from New York, Chicago
Norfolk and other places.
Charges of setting up a gam
bling table were faced by Jo-
Evening star., 1959-06-12

seph F. Nesline. As. of the 1900
block Of Chillum road. West
Hyattsville. who was carrying
$69l. He posted $1,000 bond.
Leo Kahn, 70. Of the 1900
block of Sixteenth street NV,
was charged with being an
employe of an illegal establish
ment.
Charged with being in an
illegal e establis h m e n t were
Eugene ]. Corsi, 38. Of the
Cairo Hotel; Alfred B. Eanes
%, Of Chicago: Robert M
Northington. AZ, Of Richmond
George Rohanna, 81. Of Nor
folk; John ]. Lewinter. So. OF
the l400 block of ! street N W.;
Langhorne c. Roorer. "a. Of
the first block Of Artic avenue
Alexandria, and Thomas C
Keiningham, 48. Of Portsmouth
Va. All were freed under $500
bond.
Evening star., 1959-06-12
County Sets
Teacher Pay
Ruise Study

The Arlington County School
Board last night directed
Supt. Ray Reid to draw up a
three-year salary plan with the
hope that beginning teacher
pay could be increased to $5.-
900 by the end Of that period.
The board said it wanted
the scale drawn in time to
study it before the 1960-6l
budget is prepared. The
teacher pay scale now starts
at $4,000 and rises to $500.
Board member L. Lee Bean,
who initiated the action, said
that the board should approve
a scale which would indicate
to the teachers our intention
to get the minimum UP to
$5, 900 in three years"
The school board sets
teachers salaries, but the size
Of the school budget is de-
termined on an annual basis
by the county governing body.
Supt. Reid said he considered
the maximum figure more i'm
portant than the minimum.
He asked If he might prepare a
three-year plan calling for a
SIS, 900 minimum and a $4,000
maximum. Some board men,
bers felt the $4,000 figure
would be desirable but might
create "budgetary problems"
In its official resolution, the
board left out specific figures,
but members said they hoped
the minimum could be $4,000.
Evening star., 1959-06-12
Boy, 10, Drowned
In Alexandra

An Alexandra boy was
drowned in the Potomac River
yesterday while swimming of
the 200 block Of Strand street.
Alexandria police said John
Shorts, 10. Of 2l9 North Alfred
street, had dived of a float at
the Alexandria seaplane base
when a companion noticed he
was in trouble and went to his
aid.
Police said the other boy
tried to keep him from going
under. but had to free himself
from a strangle grip.
The drowning occurred about
$40 pm. Alexandria rescue
squadsmen dragged for the body
until dark. The search was to
be resumed today.
Evening star., 1959-06-12

system. ! think Mr.. Boyle is
one Of the most capable. out
standing and well-qualified
business and civic leaders in
the CITY,"
Mr.. Boyle. 80. vice president
of q chemical manufacturing
Arm in Alexandria. said: 1--WE
been friends with Senator
Boothe for a long time, but I
don't like the political company
he keeps.
II agree with Senator Boothe
that the schools should not be
involved in politics. and I'm
very sorry he has injected poll
tics into my appointment. Ac-
tually. my name has been un-
der consideration for over a
year"
The City Council move to
Evening star., 1959-06-12

tax property, which goes on
sale annually at this season in
Rockville.
Walter Matthews, assistant
chief Of the county's division
Of revenue, today was busy
totaling the figures Of the auc-
ton. where SGT pieces OF prop
erty were sold.
Private individuals paid a
total Of $73,076.07 for real es-
tate, and the county had to bid
in 81 items for $l5,495.72 be-
cause there were no other
takers.
Mr.. Matthews explained. how
ever, that the successful bid
ders would not be able to start
foreclosure proceedings for a
year and a day from the date
Of the sale. And 80 per cent
Of the original property own
Evening star., 1959-06-12
President to T ak
At All Program.

President Eisenhower will Of
ficiate at ceremonies dedicatine
the new National All Clui
Center in Chevy Chase Tuesday
The center at 7l00 Connecti-'
cut avenue once was the site
Of the Chevy Chase Junior Col
lege and later Of Johns Hopkins
University's Operations Re-
search ONCE.
The dedication originally had,
been set for 8 pm. Tuesday, but
the hour was changed to 11:45
am. so the President could
attend. -
The ceremonies will be high
light Of the 29th annual Ma.
tional All Club conference,
which will open tomorrow in
Washington and runs through
next week. Farm boys and
girls from throughout the Ma
ton will attend.
Agriculture Secretary Ben.
son and other agriculture lead
ers also will be present at the
ceremonies opening the center,
which was renovated at a cost
Of about $9l1,0 900. Mr.. Benson
will introduce the President.
Evening star., 1959-06-12
Planned
On 2 Zonino
Amendments

The Prince Georges County
commissioners today moved to
place coming restrictions on
land recently taken into the
regional district Of the Mary
land National Capital Park
and Planning Commission.
On the recommendation Of
planners. the county heads
agreed to hold a public hearing
on two proposed amendments
to the coming ordinance. They
would place the newly acquired
land under subdivision regula-
tions and in the rural-resi-
Dental classification.
A detailed coming map with
varying classificatlons would be
made within six months, ac-
cording to the proposal.
The hearing was set for II
am. July 81 in the county
courthouse. Upper Marlboro
Annexed by an act Of the 1865
Legislature. the new area Of
some 80 square miles lies south
of Laurel and in the Queen
Anne district Of the county.
In other business. the COM
missioners formally completed
the naming of John L. Pyles
Of Temple Hills and John B.
Lauer Of Carrollton as the
minority representatives on the
Park and Planning Commits
sion. Both are Republicans who
were among eight recommend
ed for the two seats by the
county's Republican State Gen.
tral Committee.
Commissioner A. Preston
Perrie was named by his fel-
low board members to be Prince
Georges representative on the
newly authorized Washington
Metropolitan Regional Sanitary
Board.
Evening star., 1959-06-12

Explaining the close connec-
ton of his department with
communities throughout the
country. Mr.. Flemming said it
s hared with Montgomery
County an interest in cleaning
up the Potomac River.
II am convinced" he said.
that enforcement provisions of
the Water Pollution Control
Act will get us out of the talk
ing stage and into the action
stage" on the Potomac River
problem.
He said HEw will not hesi-
tate" to take to court any firm
or jurisdiction failing to COM
ply with the act. The depart
ment already has filed charges
against a meat-packing plant
in Sioux City. Iowa. accused OF
failing to comply with orders
to stop polluting river waters
there.
Evening star., 1959-06-12

to drag the public schools "fur-
ther into politics"
Senator Boothe's opponent In
the Democratic primary. Mar
shall J. Beverley. a segregation
ist candidate, acknowledged
that Mr.. Boyle is serving as his
ward chairman in the cam
paign. and added:
II am happy that he (Bogle)
is one Of my strongest support
ers and best friends. I was very
glad to hear he was being con-
sidered for appointment to the
school board. It appears to me
that Mr.. Boothe is like a drown
ing man hollering for help. He
doesn't know which way To
turn.
He ought TO be glad that
Mr.. Boyle is being considered
for the job because Of his in
lterest in our good public school
Evening star., 1959-06-12
YMCA Comp Stoffs
Undergoing Training

A special three-day training
camp for YMcA day camp per-
sonnel opened today at Camp
Let's. the YMCA resident camp
at Edgewater. Md.
Those attending are from the
Arlington Alexandria. Falls
Church-Fairfax, Central. East
ern. Twelfth Street. and Silver
Spring branches. All Of them
will have day camps In opera
ton by June 20.
Fred ID Carl. camp director,
is in charge Of the training
course.
Evening star., 1959-06-12

ers manage to redeem their
land before the deadline. which
means that only a few bid
ders eventually wind UP with
their purchases.
If a man bids on property
and 1t is redeemed by its owner
the bidder receives 6 per cent
interest on his money for the
intervening time. The owner
in turn, is charged 6 per cent
The division Of revenue handles
the transaction. notifies the
bidder when property is re-
deemed, and refunds the bidder
his money plus his interest.
Several farms we're included
in this years sale, Mr.. Mat
thews said. The largest amount
was $21 900 for % acres neal
Colesville.
There was a lot Of interest
this year; I never saw the bid
ding so brisk" he added. "A lot
of people bid from the descrip-
tions published in the delin.
quent tax lists, and don't look
up the property until after the
auction. It's a pretty safe
gamble, however.
Brake Fraley, who "cries'
many auctions in nearby Mary.
land, was the auctioneer TO,
this one, which took about foul
hours.
The crowd was made ur
mostly Of businessmen. Mr.
Fraley said he kind Of missed
the faces he sees so frequently
at antique auctions-represent-
atives of the distaff side who
also are apt to buy sight un-
seen."
Evening star., 1959-06-12

remove Mr.. Moeller came to
light Tuesday night when
Councilman James T. Luckett,
jr., placed Mr.. Bogle's name In
nomination as q candidate for
appointment to the city's
northern school district seat
now held by Mr.. Moeller.
Mr.. Moeller's three-year
term expires July /. He voted
earlier this year, against a
school board majority, to COM
ply with q Federal court order
to admit some Negro students
to white public schools.
Evening star., 1959-06-12
Open House at Pool

The Wheaton Haven SWIM
ming Pool, recently constructed
to serve 325 families in the
Wheaton Haven MD area,
will hold an open house from
Q to 5 pm. Sunday. The pool,
built for the Wheaton Haven
Recreation Association, is at
Horde street and Albert drive.
Silver Spring, Md.