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sTATE or MICHIGAN IN rx.E
cos,STv or wAyNE IN CHANtEkf
pe.el. a STEWART, Plaintiff Vs..
rt,Sr>E l.. STEWART. Defendant
No. tos--o3
oepER FoR APPEARAhct
Al session OF said Court neio ~
the Cour1 House I'm the tits OF
troit. In aid Coanty. on the uaA o'
October, AID. isos. ,,,g-rop
PRESENT: TINA HON. NiCloh D.
BAUM. ClrSult Judge 80
n tins c4ase, Il appearing 10 INC
court by affidavit hereto attseneo'
that the defendant herein eAnno. ~
se,ed ~ process issued out on snis
cosrr. IS ne Il not q resident on w.
state OF Michigan, bnt Iesauss
ll67 & sand Street, City Oh Nhie"so'
state % ILLINOIS,
Therefore. on notion OF James d.
Lee Attorney Tor the Piainuif,
nj Is ORDERED that the defendant
Eugene l.. Stewart, cause MS aP'
., arsnce 10 be entered m THIS cause
u tim three months from the aAts
~ this order. or that said pui OF
complaint will be taken a. confessed
b. The said defendant, Eugene u
stewart. and that a true copy OF
this order for appearance De sen'
10 the defendant, eugene L. sieweie'
1857 t. Sad street., chicago, limos
~ REGISTERED mad, addrcssee only
return receipt .eales,ed, and u no.
received that THIS order be published
in any new spaper, puolisnea anu
circulating in the County OF wayne
according 10 law. -
VICTOR J. BAUM
Circuit Judge
10 2s-l2i3 go.
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XMAS HELP WANTED

1884 Attractives. good
personality. Models and hostes-
ses with cars preferred. Tx.
pericnce not necessary. Call
Elgin 7-O278 Q TO 5 only work
ing in the Detroit Area
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Wn v. Banxs, Atty.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
COUNTY or WAYNE

Xn v BanKs, Atty
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
COUNTY or WAYNE
$50 sol
Al a session Of the Probate IouIt
for said County Of Wayne, held Al
me Probate Court Room m the Il1>
Of Detroit on the Nineteenth DAY
o. OCTOBER. IN the year one Thousand
nine hundred ana sixty
Present Joseph A. Murphy Jvose
OF Probate.
In the nnsner OF the Estate OF HELEN
MOORE. Deceased.
Edward BALDWIN, administrator OF
said estate, having rendered 10 TINS
[ curt has first and final account IN
said matter and files Herewith his
petition praying that the residue oil
aid estate be assigned 10 the person
or persons entitled thereto.
N is ordered, That the Eighth day
OF December, next al ten clock IN
the forenoon at said Court Room
be appointed foI examining ana al
lowing said accounty and hearing SAID
petition
And II is further Ordered. That a
copy OF tins order be published once
IN each week for three weeks con-
secutively previous 10 said ure OF
nearing, in the Detroit Tribune, a
Newspaper printed and circulated In
SAID county OF Wayne.
Joseph A. Murphy, Judge OF Pro
bate.
do hereby certify that l have
compared the foregoing copy win
the original record thereof ana nave
found the same TO be correct tran
script OF such of.s .nal record.
10 f29-ll " G.
Dated OctoDIr 1879
Cecil A. Bernaru. deputy Probate
Register
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STATE or hiShiSHN
County Of wayne

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STATE or MICHIGAN
County Of WAYNE
No. <Se,<u
A., session OF the Probate Court
S. ss,ds County OF Wayne, held ~
ses probs<e Court Room In the tits
- D,tro.t. on the T~enty-sesentn usy
~ September, in the year ons thoas'
s,s nins hundred and sixty.
present iRA o. KAUFMAN. Svess
~ sns Matter ~ me estate o.
MONTANA SMITH, osesssso.
An instrument IN wr.tsnk purpoIt'
10 "a h, the last will and testament
~ s,,d deceased having been delivered
INTO tbs Court for probate;
n Is ordsred. That the Iweniy'flith
an Of October, next AZ ten o.cioeh
IN the forenoon al said Court Room
be appointed for proving said ihs'fu'
ment. r.., .
COP, OF TINS order be puoi.shed ono.
IN each week for three weeks cohseeu'
lively previous 10 sad time on ma,
,na in the DETROIT TRIBUNE,
,ss,snaper printed and circulated I'm
I'D Count, OF Wayne.
'~'S IRA G.. KAUFMAN.
Judge OF Probate
do hereby certify that l nave
compared the foregoing copy with
me original record thereof and nave
round the same 10 be a correct tran
SCRIPT Of sucn original record.
Datcd. september "a, 1860.
CECIL A. BERNARD,
Deputy Probate Register
lo-S-io-22-60
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Gavin is beina recommended by
the Institute TO several leading
universities for graduate study.
HOUSES For SALE

Adelaide near Brush % rooms
and 2 apartments A real buy
for S750000, or lease. Midwest
6-1460.
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No. 5e9, 5oe
ORDER For APPfARANcE

= =
AT a session OF said Court held at
the Court House in the City .. De-
lrOit, IN SAID County on the 18th
day OF October AID 1860
PRESENT The HON. GEORGE f.
BOWLES, Circuit Judge.
In tins cause, II appearing from the
affidavit hereto attached, that the
defendant Napoleon Edwards, Jr.
cannot be served BY process issued
out OF this COur., a. he D. not resi-
dent Of the Cit OF Detroit, County
Of WaS ne. or STATE Of Michigan, but
IS now confined in Terfe Haute
Federal Prison. 1crrc Haute, Indiana:
Therefore, on motion of James u.
Lee. Attorney for the Plaintiff,
Napoleon Edwards. Jr., cause his ap-
IT - ORDERED that the defendant,
pearanCe 10 be entered In this cause,
within three month. from the date
the said defendant, Napoleon Edwards.
Jr.. and that a true copy of this order
Tor appearance. be sent TO the de
fendant, Napoleon Edwards, Jr., CO
Warden, Terre Haute Federal Prison,
Terre Haute, Indiana, by registered
mail. return receipt request d.
IT - FURTHER ORDERED that in
the event the defendant herein Ma
poleon Edwards. Jr, does not sign
and file an affidavit acknowledging
receipt OF copy Of this order for
appearance, that this order Dt puO.
nshed and circulating In the County
Of Wayne and State Of Michigan,
according 10 law
GEORGE r. BOWLES
Circuit Judge
a TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIcTN
Deputy Clerk
iljl2-I2j 1870.
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Atty. RALPH W. MILLER

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the CIR
CUT COURT for the COUNTRY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCERi.
ROSALIE THOMAS, Plaintiff, VS..
JOE FRANK THOMAS, Defendant,
No. S9s-8o5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-11-19

Al a session OF Ca. Court, held at
the Courthouse in the City OF Detroit,
on this 10Th day OF September, AID.
1860
PRESENT: HONORABLE THEODORE
X. BONN, Circuit Judge.
In this cause II appearing by affi-
davit on file that the defendant, Viola
Allison, 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 East Chica-
go, County OF Lake and State OF Indl.
ana; and her ADDRESS Is 1910 McCook
Street, East Chicago, Indiana.
ON MOTION OF CHARLES r. PER
kiNS, Attorney for the Plaintiff.
jimmie Allison, 1T IS ORDERED that
the defendant, Viola Allison. appear
and answer the Bill Of Complaint in
this cause within three 81 months
from the date of this order, or that
said Bill will be taken as confessed
and that this Order be published ac-
cording TO law and a COPY thereof
be served upon the defendant bv
registered mail as required by law
THEODORE X. BONN
r,,,,. ~ Circuit Judge
EDGAR VI. BRANIGIN, Clerk
BY II. l.. Schuman, Deputy Clerk
9-24-lO-29-C0
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For RENT

SIX ROOMS - New Decorated
Automatic HEAT and HOT
WATER. Reasonable 1909 Nc
Quade.
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cinct. The officer said he pun
chased pant Of whiskey iron
Irwin for $3.50,
Irwin denied making the sale
Confiscated In the raid wer'
so bottles OF assorted wines. 81,
plnts Of whiskey and one bottle
OF gin and S720 in cash
Curtis Blackmon. n. Of 3e3.
Dubois. was sentenced TO 4 4
5 years IN Jackson Prison las
week by Recorders Judge " Nc
Kay Skillman after pleading
guilty TO attempted robbery arm
ed
Police said BiackmCn walked IN.
10 Barthwells DRUG Store 300
Oakland. last J1ly 81. ne pointed
a. gun al woman CLERK snc
demanded money from the cash
register md then fled from The
store without obtaining anything
Eddie Resses 80. Of $3.50 Gree
ley was found guilty OF assault
and battery last week by Record
ers Judge Joseph A ellis and
remanded 70 he c4siody ci
Wayne County sheriff unit. Nc.
II Tor sentencing
Reayes was arrested CT com.
plant q hls siep>or Aaron kim.
brough l6 Who accused bis step
father 81 sllsglns MIN ~lih can
While ne was asleep
Reeves admitted st-kin- his
siepscr but said he d.a ]; ln
selfoefense after the yo-.n hi
him With chair.
Hayes coneer 81. Of - car
field WIS arrested las, WeeS IN
: downtown department store and
charged With sh0pl.ti.Es
P0lice SAID Con-er stole three
bedsneets and concealed them
under his 5slse' The sheets were
vsis.1 4. x OF
r6u "a Tadrn ~ ~ so25
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la.t u.4s s.-~,r, s1ed *,
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,,.s fonrd gn,i,, "a nn..,,,,ir, -
children la., week ~ Recorder.
Judge JoSeph s CHI, and nlacea
on two wears probation
Gill was arrested on the com
plant Of his estrsnsed wife Mrs
- 1870 .rd ,.,.r.toI Eoh -
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ososp oe PUBLICATION


AT session of said court held In
the City-County Building In the City
of Detroit. County Of Wayne and state
Of Michigan. on this 25th day OF July,
A. ID. 1900.
PRES SEN T: HONORABLE NEAL
FITZGERALD, Circuit Judge.
II appearing that the defendant Is
not a resident OF this state, but re.
sides In the City OF New YORK, and
State of New York al 1886 South
Boulevard, Apt. 5-t;
1T Is ORDERED tnat the defendant
enter her appearance IN this cause on
or before three 81 months from the
date OF this order, or said Bill OF
Complaint viii be taken as confessed,
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy of this order be sent By certified
or registered mail 10 said defendant
al 1880 South Boulevard, Apt. 5-E, New
York, New York. her last known adj
dress, and If not received personally
py SAID defendant al least twenty go,
days before the time prescribed for
appearance, that this order be pub
llsned as required by law.
NEAL FITZGERALD
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANICIN, Clerk
By II. L. Scnuman. Deputy Clerk
s-l0-lO-22- 60
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Student Shines
At Oak Ridge

GREENSBORO, y c a
hri.ht young student in engine
cr!ng physics al A and I Col
lcgc made an outstanding re-
cord this summer as a student
trance Al the Oak Ridge Nat
ional laboratory.
William } Gavin New Bern.
\. c.. a senior and honor stu
dent was this spring selected
a. one Of eight out Of % APP
yllcants coming from leading
colleges and universities from
throughout the nation TO study
IN the famed nuclcar laborato-
RES at Oak Ridge. Tenn.
In recent letter TO DR.
SSmuel y Proctor president
b. the college. officials al Oak
Rdge stated that Gavin. who
Was assigned to the Physics Dlyi-
SION had made an exceptional
record during the eight-wceks
period The letter stated in part.
Mr. Gavin has contributed
much in justifyins our faith,
and the faith Of the Oak Ridge
Institute Of Nuclear STUDIES, IN
thc value Of the Student Trainee
Program
Gavin is beina recommended by
the Institute TO several leading
universities for graduate study
Young GAVIN was sponsored
man Of the a and T Department
by DR. Donald A Edwards, chair
OF Physics.
He is the son Of Mrs. Annie
NJ Gavin. a widow OF near New
Bern who was last spring hon
ored as the A and T Mother OF
The Year" He graduated from
the New Bern J T. Barber High
School.
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Atty. Jesse 9; Williams am =,

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the CIR.
CUT COURT for the COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CiANCERY.
HERSHAL HIGGINS, Plaintiff vs.
CAROL HIGGINS, Defendant.
No. soc-73t
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Atty. James o. Lee

STATE or MICHIGAN in the CIR.
CUT COURT Tor the COUNTY OF
WAYNE ~ CHANCERY
4 GERALDINE lNETTE-MARIE LEE,
Plaintiff Is. holland LEONARD LEE,
~ Defendant
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Atty. James D. Lee
L0I 4 AAae

STATE o FMICHlGAN in the CIR
CUT COURT FOR TIL COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCEKl.
GERALDINE EDWARDS, Plaintiff
vs. NAPOLEON EDWARDS, JR., De-
PENDANT
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Atty. Charles r. Perkins
flI & MARIAN Auanua

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the CIR.
CUT COURT for the COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
JIMMIE ALLISON, Plaintiff vs..
VIOLA ALLISON, Defendant,
No. 6o2-s46
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Atty. Allen Bibb
l10Q QroaeIw Az

STATE or MICHIGAN in the OR
CUT COURT for the COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
No. to1.737
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STATE or MICHIGAN in the CIR
CUT COURT for the COUNTY Or
AAi Ne IN CHANCERY.
Evening star., 1960-03-16

More than 5000 photographs
picturing the local creep of
moon shadows, have been re-
corded at intervals of one to
three minutes at Frances
Pic-du-Midi Observatory.
Knowing the relative posi-
tions Of earth, moon and sun,
it is then possible to compute
heights of prominences rising
above the surrounding lunar
terrain and determine the pro-
file of the surrounding surface.
This is described as the first
mapping of the face of the
moon to show how it will ap-
pear to a traveller on its sur
face.
The Air Force scientists say
the study shows there is an
apparent lack of steep slopes or
towering rock faces. In fact,
the absence of pronounced
landmarks may give the moon
traveller difficulty in Identify
ing his position.
The new technique had its
origin in original lunar topog-
raphy studies made public
February, 1858, by Prof. Zdenek
Evening star., 1960-03-16

Kopal Of the University Of
Manchester, in England. anc
DR.. Gilbert Fielder, a graduate
student. Their work came tc
the attention of Charles F.
Campden, acting chief of the
Lunar Planetary Exploration
Branch of the Geophysics Di-
rectorate, Air Force Cambridge
Research Center.
Mr.. Campden met with DR.
Kopal the following April. The
result was a contract between
the University of Manchester
and the United States Air
Force for developing and re-
filming this new technique.
Ordinary photography used
in astronomy was found inap-
propriate for such work. So
arrangements were made with
DR.. Jean Roesch, director of
the Pic-du-Midi Observatory,
of the University of Toulouse.
France, for members of the
University of Manchester staff
to ueS the observatory's "a
inch refracting telescope. DR.
Roesch and his staff actively
assisted.
Evening star., 1960-03-16
Studies Reveal
Fldtter Moon

BEDFORD. Mass, Mar. 1e
(AP).- Spacemen landing on
the moon won't find a land
weirdly Scared with Jagged
mountains and deep craters;
it will be less rugged than pre-
viously thought, and fiatter,
scientists report.
These conclusions, disclosed
yesterday by the Air Force
Cambridge Research center of
the Air Research and Develop
ment Command, are based on
a new technical study of the
moons surface in which Brit
ish, French and American SCI
entists are taking part.
The new technique is based
upon measurements of shadows
of lunar prominenceS as the
shadows creep forward, or re-
cede, across the moons surface.
Evening star., 1960-03-16
New Rig Shows
Missiles Dumuqe

WHITE SANDS MISSILE
RANGE. N. Mex, Mar. 16
(AP).-NATO troops yesterday
fired a Redstone missile
equipped with its own TV sta
ton to send back pictures of
the damage it caused.
The new gimmick is a cap
sule containing a TV transmit
ter which is parachuted from
the missile as it falls toward
its target.
Pictures of the impact and
damage caused in yesterdays
test were televised to an Army
ground control point rs miles
away. There, they were re-
corded for study by engineers.
The firing was made by Bat
terry A of the 10th Field Artil-
lery, which has been stationed
in Europe since June of 1858
and which returned to the
United States for this firing.
Evening star., 1960-03-16
Religion School
Awaits Visitors

A student visitation day will
be held Friday at the School Of
Religion, Howard University
for Washington area students
considering entering the minis
try and Christian vocationS.
The students will attend
panel discussions, worship serv-
ices and lectures from 9 am.
to 5 pm.
Speakers will include the Rev.
Charles P. Harris of Plainfield,
NJ; Mrs. Josephine Kyles, di-
rector Of the department of
Christian education. National
Capital Area Council of
Churches. and Lawrence Hunt.
executive secretary of the
Twelfth Street Branch YMCA.
Evening star., 1960-03-16

ball Of the Friendly Sons of st,
Patrick of Virginia will be held
at $50 pm. tomorrow in the
Army-Navy Country Club. Col.
John E. Lawler is chairman of
the banquet committee. The
days obServances will start at
8 am, when D. c. Post II Of
the Irish War Veterans Will
place a wreath on the Com
modore John Barry statue III
Franklin Park.
Archbishop to Sing Mass
A solemn pontifical high mass
will be celebrated at 1890 am.
by the Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop of Wash
ington, in st. Patrick'S Church,
Tenth and G streets NV. The
sermon will be delivered by the
Very Rev. Robert j. Slavin,
OPr president of Providence
College. The mass will be the
l68th annual mass in observ-
ance of st. Patrick's Day at
the church named for him.
There will be a memorial
mass at 9:15 am. in st.
James Church, Fall Church.
with the Rev. Paul V. Heller
as celebrant. Following the
mass, the Friendly Sons of St.
Patrick will make a pilgrimage
to Mount Vernon for memorial
services and the placing of a
wreath on the Tomb of George
Washington.
The march to the tomb will
be headed by Michael Casey,
commander of the Irish War
Veterans. Members of the
Friendly Sons then will return
to Alexandria for their annual
leprechaun-style luncheon.
The District Irish War Vet
Grams will place a wreath on
the Tomb of the Unknown Sol
der in Arlington Cemetery at
2 pm.
The Irish-American Social
Club will hold its annual st.
Patrick's Eve Ball at 9 o'clock
tonight in the Crystal Ball
room of st. Bernard's Hall,
Riverdale. Md. Special enter
tainment. consisting Of Irish
step dancers and singers. will
be provided. Peter Flaherty is
president of the club.
Evening star., 1960-03-16

with its traditional banquet in
the Mayflower Hotel, with
Senator Heating, Republican of
New York, as the featured
speaker. DR.. Robert F. Costello
will be master of ceremonies
and the invocation will be
given by the Most Rev. Philip
M. Hannah, Auxiliary Bishop
Of Washington.
Two to Get Scrolls
Hibernian scrolls will be pre-
sented to two Washington area
residents in recognition of their
devotion to the cause of Hiber-
nianism in the United States.
Michael J. Dowd, former ma
tional president, a retired Wash
ington policeman, will receive
one scroll. The other will go to
Miss Lillian E. Fay, former ma
tional president of the ladies
auxiliary.
The 18th annual banquet and
Evening star., 1960-03-16
DR.. Eisenhower
To Discuss Trip

DR.. Milton s. Eisenhower will
discuss his recent South Ameri-
can trip with the President Fri
day in Constitution Hall at this
weeks National Geographic So
ciety lectures.
DR.. Eisenhower will provide a
commentary for color pictures
of the tour through Brazil,
Argentina, Chile and Uruguay.
The lectures, open to society
members only, are scheduled
for 4:45 and $50 pm.
The speaker is president of
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John Hopkins University and a
member Of the National Ad-
visory Committee on Inter-
American Affairs.
Following DR.. Eisenhower's
discussion, films of the Presi-
dents Middle East tour will be
shown. Fridays program is the
10th in this seasons series of
19 lectures.
Evening star., 1960-03-16
omorrow Is Great Day
For Irish, Neor-Irish

Tomorrow is the and the near-Irish
honor st Patrick with story the wearn the green
maybe toast then.
1t VIII be great day for the buttonhole
clay pipes affected brogueS and green necktes
feast day of Ireland's patron saint
The Ancient Order Hibernians celebrate March II
Evening star., 1960-06-05
By AYCOCK BROWN
Contributing Writer

MACS HEAD, N. C. - Early
June is the transition period
for the Nags Head-Dare Coast
region of North Cardinals Out
er Banks.
Before the current week has
passed and during coming days
many of the families who own
beach homes will be moving in
for the season.
For those who do not own
homes there will be beach cot
tages ranging from one and
two bedroom efficiency units of
many cottage courts to old
established and new modern
houses large enough to take
care of families and groups who
come for a week or longer.
There are more than 500
rental cottage between Kitty
Hawk and Ocracoke Island,
which roughly is the Dare
CoaSt-Outer Banks sector of an
ocean resort that was so i'm
portant back in the 1850S that
Harpers Weekly sent special
correspondents and artists S
down to do stories about the
region.
The dateline in those days
was Nags Head, because Nags
Head was the only place in
Northeastern North Carolina
prior to the Civil War that had
beach hotels, imported orches-
tras and bands, a tramway from
the Sound-side to the ocean
beach and numerous cottages
for the wealthier people who
owned beach homes more than
100 years ago.
Fishing Improves
Following a slack period due
to rough waters and unfavor-
able winds, sports fishing was
nothing to write home about
during mid-May. During the
past week there has been a
great improvement.
In addition to blue fish, and
a variety of other surface and
bottom feeding game fishes,
the whoppers offshore were be-
ginning to hit lures and pro-
vide sport for the big game
angler.
AS this is written the largest
blue marlin taken so far this
season was a 386 FOUNDER
landed on May 20 by John
Wood of Princess Anne, Va.
He was skipping bait from