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Seventh. EcorSe. and Mrs Flea
nor Wright. 33. Of l455 LIddes
dale. riding in the car were kill
ed
Austin suffered hand and lee
INJURIES. He appeared in court
wired together and using cane.
George Gleen. Royal Oak Town
ship Treasurer. and his Deputy
Mary Newton Price. have agreed
to take lie dctector tests in re-
CARDS 10 the Townships cash
shortage Of S5.478.
Both conferred with Oakland
County Prosecutor George f. Tay-
lor last week
Taylor said the tests, which he
is setting up with State Police
will be given this week.
The shortage was discovered
during an audit of the Royal Oak
Townships books.
Maxine Richardson, 5, of 3473
Charlcyoix, died in Receiving
Hospital last week an hour and
q half after admittance after she
was struck by a car near her
home
Police said witnesses informed
them that the child ran into the
path of car near her home
driven by Mrs Beverly A Gaulin.
Is. Of 1850 Burns. who told po-
lice she was travelling about 25
miles an hour at the time the
child dartcd into the path Of her
car and she had no chance TO
top.
Mrs. Gaulin was not held.
Maxine was the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Richardson.
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COURT NEWS

Chester Daugherty. SO, Of PAS
Alger. President of the Exchange
Cab Company. 500 f. Vernon, was
found dead in bed last Thursday
Police said the body was dis
covered by George Glover, SO,
cf 1892 Mackinaw. mechanic
al the cab company. when he
stopped by Daughtcry's home TO
pick him up to drive him to
work.
Glover told police that Daug-
herty had not been i'll.
David A. Cleage. 81. of 6045
Fifteenth. filed a 100000 false
arrest suit in Circuit Court last
week against the City of Detroit,
Police Commissioner II rbert
Hart and four police officers.
The suit accuses Patrolmen
Forest Foster, Ellsworth Tuttle,
Harvey Lang and James Lessnau,
of McGraw Station, OF arresting
Cleage last July IL as he was
accompanying a friend home and
beating him during the arrest
and again at the police station.
In police car. Cleage charges,
he was beaten with fists. flash
light, blackjack and the stock
Of a shotgun
Clcage said he was detained for
nearly "a hours for investigation
Of felonious assault but never
arraigned or charged with any
crime.
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the last 10 years-while prices
in general were rising Fl per
cent gasoline prices them
selves went up only five per
cent. 1t is higher taxes that
make the difference in what the
motorist has to pay.
This taxation is made even
more unpalatable by the fact
that gasoline and other high
way-user levies are not always
spent entirely on roads. Last
year, for example, the federal
government diverted SIT bill
lion in highway-user taxes to
non-road purposes and the
states diverted $500 million.
Right now motorists are keep
ing an anxious eye on that lat
est one-cent federal boost. They
want to make certain it expires
June 30, 1861, as scheduled and
doesn't continue indefinitely
like so many temporary" taxes
Of the past.
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Attorney Ralph ". Miller

Attorney. Ralph W. Miller
Il/39 pequinder
STATE or MICHIGAN IN the CIR
GUT COURT for the COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
EDGAR HARRIS, Plaintiff VS. ANN
IE MAE HARRIS. Defendant.
No. 5st-Jso
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session OF said Court held in
the County Courthouse In the City
of Detroit. Wayne County, Michigan
this SIN day of April. 1860. AID.
PRESENT: HONORABLE JOHN NJ.
WISE, Circuit Judge
In this cause II appearing from az.
fidavit attached that the defendant
Annie Mae Harris Is not a resident of
or domiciled In the City OF Detroit,
Wayne County, Michigan but that
she resides AT 9i5 South Broad Street,
Rome, Georgia;
on motion OF Ralph w. Miller, at
torney for the plaintiff Edgar Harris,
TT IS ORDERED that the defendant
Annie Mac Harris appear or answer
In the above cause on or before
three 81 months from the date here.
Of or that said bill may be taken as
confessed.
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED teat a
copy Of this order shall be sent bv
registered mail TO the defendant 's
last known address ol5 South Broad
street, Rome, Georgia and In case no
return receipt signed by the dcfcn.
dnnt Is received that this order shall
be duly published as required by law.
JOHN VI. WISE,
- - Circuit Judge
EDGAR NJ. BRANIcIN. Clerk
BY II. l. Schuman, Deputy Clerk
&l4--6-lB-o0
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Attv. s. J Flanagan
1877 &. Dawson

1917 z. OdNtSoU
STATE or MICHIGAN In the CIR
CUII CtI..i lr the COUNTY Or
WAlNr A.. CH.ANCERl
ARCHIE TEMPL Plaintiff vs.. GEk
TRuDE TEMP Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AT a session OF said Court al the
City-C County Building at the City OF
Detroit. County of Wayne and State
OF Michigan on this 10th day of June,
AID. 1860.
PRESENT: HONORABLE MILES y.
CULEHAN, Circuit Judge.
II appearing from tho Affidavit at
tached hereto and filed herewith that
the defendant named In this cause
Is not resident oi the -~ount, OF
Wayne and State OF Michigan. but that
she resides at 26C Richmond ST, In
the City OF Memphis and state ol
Tennessee therefore,
ON MOTION or >. } FLANAGAN
attorney for the Plaintiff,
III Is HEREBY ORDERED that the
above-nam defendant appear and
answer the Bill OF Complaint filed
In this cause within three months
from date OF this Order OF the same
may be taken az confessed against
her.
IA IS FURTHER ORDERED that q
copy oil thi: Order be sent tC the
defendant at hei last known address
bN registered mail, or a like copy be
published according to law.
MILES y. CULEHAN,
Circuit Judge
\ TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ BRANlGIN Clerk
BY {. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
i-lb-6-23-6C
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AIflCl lkalk httAtA t'~<
The gasoline tax now pro-
duces more revenue than the
levy on any other single prod
uct. 1t actually amounts to a
.sales tax" of about so per cent
of the price Of gasoline itself.
Today the federal govern
ment levies a four-cent tax on
each gallon of gasoline - one
cent of which is temporary
levy due to expire next year.
The average state tax is SIX
cents, although some states coll
lect as much as seven cents.
This combined average state
federal levy of 10 cents is Just
10 times the size Of the hrst
gasoline taxa penny-a-gallon
imposed in 1919 in Oregon. The
federal government got into the
act in 1882 with a temporary
one-cent boost
Some people say high gasoline
taxes are one Of the reasons for
the popularity Of small cars
these days. It's q fact that In
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NOTICES
AIRY. S. J. Flanagan
lkc. & Dawson

Affy. S. J. Flanagan
is7, Dawson
STATE or MICHIGAN in the CIR
CUT COURT for the COUNTY Of
MAaN.. l> CiANCERl
TREVOR kRlSTENSEN, Plaintiff "
BETTY kRiSTENSEN, Dcfenuan'
Nc. 59s,sl2
ORDER FOR DEFENDANTS
APPEARANCE
At session OF said Court held al
the CIty-C ounty Building, IN the sV
of Detroit, County OF Wayne, ana S'a'e
of Mcnlgan, on this znd day OF JHne'
AD 1860. ,,,.
PREsENT: HONORABLE THEODORE
II. BONN, Circuit Judge.
IL appearing from Affidavit attached
hereto and fiied herewith that tht dc.
fendant named above n a resident ot
this State, and that Process foi hVi
appearance has beer duly issued; Ana
that the same couid be served oS
reason OF hel absence from. anu nc,
continued absence from hei place oi
residence,
ON MOTION or ). } FLANAGAN,
attorney fol the Plaintiff,
II Is HEREBY ORDEhAD that Inc
sad defendant appcal and answer
the BIZ oi ComOiaint filed herein
within Three MOn.hs from date mere
OF OF the same m, be taken as con
icsSeG
IL is FURTHER ORDERED that Il
copy OF this order be published ac-
coId.ng to iaw; alc axe copy pc
mated to the defendant at her last
known address by Registered Mail.
THEODORE X. BONN,
Circuit Judge
\ TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BKANIGIN, Clerk
By H. l.. SCliUAlAN, DEPUTY Clerk
i.2-5-O-oO
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Ralph J. Osborne, Atty,
2355 National Bank Rldg.,
Detroit 26, Michigan
oIAIE OF MICHIGAN,
lnunlN Of ALuNnn

OlAlE Of MICHIGAN,
County Of Wayne,
No. 45s-eL7
Al d session OF the Probate Court
Tor said County OF Wayne, held at
the Probate court Room IN the City
Of Detroit, on the TWENTY SEVENTH
day Of JUNE, m the year one thou
sand nine hundred and SIXTY.
Present FRANK S. SzYkAANskl,
Judge OF Probate. In the Matter Of
the Estate Of iNEz poDSoN, Deceased
Frederick h. Byrd, administrator Of
said estate, having rendered TO this
Court his first and final account In
said matter and filed Herewith his
petitions praying that the distributive
share OF Decby Dodson be sur-charged
for the two years rent due the estate
In the amount OF $4,000 and that
the residue OF said estate be assigned
70 the person or persons entitled
n vs. ordered, That the Tenth day OF
August, next at ten O'Clock a. the
forenoon az said Court Room be APP
pointed FOR examining and allowing
said account and hearing said petitions.
And u Is further Ordered. That a
copy Of this order be published once
In each week for three weeks con.
sccutivcly Previous TO said time Of
hearing, la the Detroit Tribune, a
newspaper printed and circulated In
SAID County OF Wayne
FRANK ). szYMANSkI. Judge Of
Probate
! do hereby certify that J have
compared the foregoing copy with the
original record thereof and have
found the same TO be a correct trans.
cript OF such original record.
CECIL A. BERNARD,
Deputy Probate Register.
7-a-723-6o
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Ati.. s. J. F'anacan
16l7 <. Dawson

Ati.. S. J. F'anscan
1917 E. Dawson
STATE or MICHIGAN IN the CIR
CUII COURT foI the COUNTY Or
NAN. i~ CHANCERi.
BARBARA BELL, Plaintiff VS.. NOR
MAN BELL, Defendant.
No. 59e,75s
ORDER FOR DEFENDANTS
APPEARANCE
AT session OF said Court held al
the Clty-County Building al the City
OF Detroit, IN the County OF Wayne
and State of Michigan, on this 18th
day OF July. Al. 1900.
PRESENT; HON. WADE ii. McCREE
JK., Circuit Juugc.
II appearing from Affidavit attached
hereto and incd herewith that sum.
mons issued in this cause was return
cd unservcd by reason that the de-
fendant has abscntcd h.mscu and
continued absent from his place Oh
rcsic sncc; such that he cannot be
served with process; personally issued
out OF thu Cour,.
ON MOTION or S J FLANAGAN
attorney fol III, Plaintiff.
III Is ORDERED thai The said De
PENDANT appear before tins Court and
answer the Bill OF Complaint filed
herein within Three (3l Months from
date hereof; oi the said Bill oi Com.
plant may be taken as confessed;
1T IL FURTHER ORDERED that .
copy oi tina Order shall be published
according to law, and like copy
shall De sent tc the saId Defendant al
hls last known address by registered
mail.
WADf II McCREE JR.
Presiding Judge
A TRUE copy
EDG.aR NJ BRANISIN, Clerk
By "A. l.. Schumar, D~puty Clerk
1851 &C
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Affys. Goodman, Crockett. Eden
a Robb
3220 Cadillac Tower. Detroit
STATE or MICHIGAN
County of WAYNE
cc soo o1x

3210 Cadillac Tower DefFoif
STATE or MICHIGAN
County of WAYNE
SIS. 4se. .o3e
At a session OF the Probate Courl
for said County OF Wayne. held al
the Probate Court Room an the 90,
OF Detroit, on the Saith day OF july
IN the year one thousand nine hun
Present Ernest c. Boehm. Judge os
Prob-ie.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
Russell J CLOUD also known as
RUSSELL JAMES CLOUD and X. j.
CLOUD Deceased
An instrument in writing purport'
ing 10 the last viii and testament of
said deceased having hon delivered
nto this Court for probate:
II Is ordered. That fne Thirtieth
da, OF August next at ten o'clock
m the forenoon at said Court Room
be appointed for proving said instru-
mem
And il is further Ordered That a
copy OF this order be published once
in each week for three weeks con-
sccutivcly previous to said time OF
hearlna, in the DETROIT TRIBUNE.
a newspaper printed and circulated
in said County of WAYNE.
ERNEST C. BOEHM.
Judge OF Probate
do hereby certify that have COM
pared the foregoing copy with the
original record thereof and have
found the same tc be a correct tran
script OF such original record.
Dated: JULY o, 1860
CECIL A BERNARD.
Deputy Probate Register.
7-l6-B-2 20-60
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Atty. Cecil L. Ward
400 Topin Bldg.

Detroit 40. Michigan
STATE Or MIC CnIGAN, an the Clh'
CUlI COURT for the COUNTY Oh
WAYNE IN CHANCERN.
SANDY DIXON, Jk., Plaintiff, vs.
ELLA RUTH DIXON, Defendant.
NJ sSs-2o6
ORDER or PUBLICATION
NJ session Of SAID Court held III
the City-County Building I'm the Guy
OF Detroit, County OF Wayne ana
State of Michigan, on June IS 1861
PRESENT: HONORABLE THEODORE
X. BOiiN, Circuit Judge.
IL appearing that the defendant u
not resident OF this state but re-
sides I'm the City OF Chicago, Cook
county State of Illinois;
III II ORDERED that the defendant
enter her appearance In this cause on
or before three ~ months from the
date OF this order, or said Bill OF
Complaint will be taken as confessed
III IS FURTHER ORDERED that
copy OF this order be sent by regis,
tered mail to said defendant addressed
70 1903 South Drake. Chicago. Illinois,
her last known address. and II not
received personally By said dcfcndahs
NJ least twenty l20l DAYS before the
umc prescribed for appearance, th"s
nus order be published as required
BY law.
THEODORE r.. BONN
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGfN, Clerk
., ". l.. Schuman, Deputy Clerk "a
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RuMMAcE SALE

FRIDAY. July 18th from 9 am.
8 pm and Saturday. July 10th
from 9 am TO 2 pm ST Joseph
Home for the Aged 1900 Cadicux
near Warren Furniture and cloth.
lnc.
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Atty. Alien B,bp
1903 9roafiwav

Atty. Alien B,bp
1908 Broadway
STATE or MIC GAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERl
RAY DANIELS, fsalnthi 70. AOIi
+. DANIELS, Defendant
No. S99-Js9
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ session OF said Court held at
the City County building. City of
Detroit, County OF Naynv, STATE OF
Michigan on the 10th day OF Jun,
Nd. lybU
rnEsENr: HONORABLE MILES N.
SoLenAN CikCUif JUDGE
III appearing tnal the Defendant
hush r.. Dan.eis, Is not a resident oil
Nhe state Oi Mlcnlgdn, but rcsidcs IN
'nc state OF limos, CITY OF Chicago.
"a - ohDEhEL, that the sad DC
iehuait enter his appearance n, tins
cause on or before three a mon,ns
rom tnc date oi tins order. on sad
BIZ Oh Complaint Will be taken ~
Noiiesseu.
Ia 10 CRIilER ORDERED that q
copy OF TINS Uruci be scnt ID, rep..,,.r-
ca man 10 safd Dcfcndan. ittDh ~
Danicis at III Last 6Utn Stree, 1h,r.
asO' ii.ino.., ana A no, received Der
svhiiiy by sad Deicndan. a, ,..,.,
'"eh'y t-Ol daS. before me tim, ur,..
'0l'oeu appcafance, tnat tins ora,.,
~ fuo-ishco. a. required DS Law
MlLES y. CULEiiAN.
Tpt,r rom, Iircuit Court Judge
ED1ak Nj. BksANIGIN. Clerk
bS a. l.. Scnuman, ", ,N cIerL
Dated. zJ-5 ~ 90
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Social g. Church
Roundup

scenes Of fashions. namely Lei
sure Wear, Bon Voyage and The
Clock Strikes Six.
Mrs. Clara pendleton is presi'
dent Of the club, and served as
Commentator for the Fashions.
Mr.. Thornton and DR.. James A.
Tanning created the lovely back
ground music Guest models were
Ophilia Johnson. Edith Mallory,
Verne Fanning
Ordination Service:
Sunday. July nth the ST. Jo-
seph Temple Of Peace. 944 King
Street was the setting for the
Ordination Service conducted by
Bishop HENRIETTA Andrews of Bes-
semcr. Ala. Candidates were Mrs.
Maxine Savington for Bishop.
Eva Patrick for Missionary. Ger.
trude Stevenson. Luella Poke and
Willie Andrews. The ordination
sermon was by Bishop Sally Will
son
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Att. Alien Bibb
I5U0 Broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN
IN TIE ClKCUlr COURT FOR llib
COUNTY Or WAYNE IN CHANCtki
FREDDIE MARSHALL, Plaintiff ~.
JENNErIA MARSHALL, Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session of said Court held ~
the City County building, City OF
Detroit, County on Wayne, State oi
Michigan on the 9Th day OF July AD.
1860.
PRESENT: HONORABLE WADE n.
MeI~EE JR. CIRCUIT JUDGE
II appearing that the Defendant
whereabouts can not be asccftaincu
alter diingcnt search and INQUIRY
that II Cannot be determined m What
State OF County tho Dvfcndan, nov
resides, but that noi last known al
dress ~as zSv5 Deividere, Detfoi''
MiCnigan,
On notion OF Allen Blbb. attorney
for fialnulf
II IL OnDrREL that the Defendant
Jennctta Marshall entNl h.i Appcd'
rance either az person " ~ dttOi.cs'
within three tSl montna from the ud'v
ncfcOt or tnt ban Ca OVaiiit.s.ht Whi
Oe taken a. confessed agdlns. ner,
III - FUklne.K OttD4.nEL tnal d
true copy oi tn.s order DC sem W
the last known address on Inc Dcishu'
aht, Jtnnettd MarSnal at <J0o beNl'
uerc, Detroit, MlchiBan, and IL no.
received pcrsOna.iy ~ said Deicnddn'
al least twenty t40l days Detore INC
time prcscf,Ded Tor appearance, th".
TINS Orucr DC puDnsneu, as requlreu
Dy law.
WADE II. McCREE Jh
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BitANICIN, Clerk
By Ia l.. Schuman, Deputy Clerk
Dated: 23-B N go
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The Home Bible Study Class
will have their picnic and pro-
gram on August 9th on the besuti-
ful and spacious lawn Of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Jones Of Meldrum
st. Mr.. George Davis Of Ecorse.
Michigan is instructor.
Modernissie 10 Club Annual
Garden Party:
Fashion and Talent Shcw high
lighted the Annual Garden Party
sponsored by the Modernistic 20
Club. Sunday. July nth at $40
W. Chicago Mr. William jenkins
was the feature OF the Talent
Show Models Yvonne L. D'Ouiey.
Annette Boone. Gwendolyn Whit
more. Alice Meadows. Marilyn
Adams. Daisy Wilson. Margaret
Sanders. Dorothy Edwards. Vlr-
einia Spalding. Cynthia Butts
and Jean Washington did an ex'
cellent Job depicting the three
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cOLoRED Mothers helper Live
in $1,000 a month References.
CIR 1894
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kiNE.PiECE DINING ROOM
SUITE

Ducan Phye. mahogany wood.
Living room furniture, few mis-
cellancous Dl. l-0846
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CURE YouR OWN HAM
oaotR youR SUGAR CURE TODAY

Merton Sugar Cure IS packed m ~ 10. borss and
mar be purchased 81 your local meat eunns Prod
uets deslef. o. u vnsssllsbls locally. Il may b
ordered BY sending . CHECK OF money otoei iol
800 10 Morton Salt compsny. Bor lsi. Chlcsr
30 Illinois Sugar Cure ~lth smoke nssof wlll b.
shipped unless yov SPECIFY ~ithou, smoke nsso
en souf cider.
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EoR RENI-fLAIs
FOR RENT-sINcLE

windows, doors and awnings,
TW 2-645O.
-9rman W. Smith. Owner.
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HOUSE FOR SALE

WESTSIDE
AMERICAN. 97ll near Gran d
River A home that YOU can
pay for 5 rooms, full base
mcnt, newly decorated Nj g.
Ol92.
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MS SING
FOR RENT
SINGER CONSOLED
SEWING MACHINE

Like new, sews forward and re-
verse. Must sacrifice Total
S425O. 81. .25 per week.
TR. 2.323s
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Bvsiness Property For Sale
EAST JEFFERSON. ms Nj

EAST JEFFERSON. 222s-- Mr..
Chene-Commerical Bldg, con-
verted .l2rm. Mansion, incl. !
bedroom apt, ideal for Offices,
Doctors Clinic, Restaurant, Fun
ersl or Convalescent Home. 3
minutes from downtown Parking
for 10 cars. Terms. Harry W.
Evcrts-VA. 1871.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

OF WEED Tree

Some time ago. Betty Smith
honored q wild-growing tree
called the ailanthus by naming
her best-selling novel "A Tree
Grows in Brooklyn"
Some people called it the
Tree Of Heaven" she wrote.
mo matter where its seeds fell,
it made a tree which struggled
to reach the sky. It grew in
boarded-up lots and out Of ne
elected rubbish heaps and it
was the only tree that grew
out Of cement.
The Federal Trade Commits
sion, however. prefers to de-
scribe the tree less favorably.
1T is actually nothing but a
weed tree and generally
considered a pest" the ETC
says. I'm fact, it Is commonly
known as the stink tree"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

liam Anderson, January 81
Designs for Survival: Henry
Steiner, Malaga: Far Eastern
Jewell Eric Pavel, February
10, Argentina Smiles Again.
and DR.. L. s. B. Leakey, Feb
ruary "a, Finding the Earliest
Man"
The next month, the program
calls for Karl Robinson, March
3. "A Story of Spain; Charles
Hotchkiss. March TO-. Along
Teton Trails; Hjordis K. Par
ker. March II, Life in Swe-
den";; a discussion of Ireland,
March "a, and Nicol Smith,
March 81. New Zealand's
Pocket Wonders"
The programs for February
II and April 7 have not yet
been announced.
Lectures vii be given twice
each day at 4:45 pm. and
$3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
Home Mishups
Bring Injuries
To TAG in Week

One hundred and forty.nine
persons were treated in local
hospitals last week for cuts,
poisoning, burns and other
home accidents, according to
the District Red Cross Safety
Services.
Two persons died. A So
year-old man burned to death
when he accidentally set him
self on fire while smoking. A
young woman fell to her death
from a -Second-Story window
which she was cleaning.
Non-fatal accidents ranged
from a bee in a 2-year-old'S
nose to a fork stuck in a hand
A 6-month-old swallowed q
penny and a woman was
treated for mascara in her
eye.
Home injuries at this date
in 1853 totaled 6,061 and
deaths totaled 1856. The sta
tiStics for 1860 are 6,018 in
jurieS and lis deaths.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
Lecture Seriesto Include
Triton sVoyoge, Po|oris

Films Of the Navy's Polaris
missile program and the nu-
clear submarine Triton's his
toric submerged voyage around
the world will highlight the
opening of the National Geo
graphic Society's 73d annual
lecture season November 10 in
Constitution Hall.
Vice Admiral William F.
Raborn. director of the Polaris
program, will share the speak
er's platform with Capt. Ed
ward L. Beach, skipper of the
Triton.
DR.. Melville Grosvenor, pres
ident of the society, said
Leonard Stuttman will be the
next speaker in the series.
Mr.. Stuttman will present a
motion picture of Kenya, where
he searched for a legendary
graveyard Of elephants, on
November rs.
On December 2 Capt. Alan
Villiers of the Mayflower II
will speak about his adven-
lures while sailing 5000 miles
around Scotland and Hebrides.
Other speakers in the series
will be Clifford ]. Kamen on
December 9. who will discuss
"Fabled Gateways to the Med
iterranean";; Donald Shaw, De-
cember Is, New England in
Four Seasons: Robert Mallett,
January 6. "Byways Of France;
Thayer Soule. January 10,
Visit to Central America"
Also. James Metcalf, January
20, Nova Scotia Holiday; Will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23

said that "a recent source Of
trouble for the commission
has been false advertising
concerning the rate of growth,
shade afforded and general at
Effectiveness Of the ailanthus
tree"
At the same time, the ETC
said that another trouble spot
was the amazing climbing
vine peach"
This plant, the ETC said,
produces no peaches because
it is a member of the melon
family. Its only fruit appar-
emily is a hard, gourd-like
fruit which is not edible ex-
cept in preserves where it is
used like watermelon rind."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
Catholic Firemen
Set Annual Retreat

Catholic members Of the
District Fire Department will
participate in an annual re-
treat Tuesday through Thurs
day at the. Loyola Retreat
House. Faulkner, Md.
Firemen Joseph A. Krahling
and Daniel j. Devine will act
as retreat captains. The Rev.
James A. Martin, director of
the. retreat house, will be in
charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
Recovery to Note
Sd Anniversary

The District of Columbia
Branch of Recovery, Inc, will
celebrate the branch's third an
niverSary at a dinner at $50
pm, Tuesday at the Young
Women'S Christian Association
here.
Mrs. Cleo Dieruf, State direc-
tor of Recovery in Kentucky,
will address the meeting. Viii
liam OlekSak, director of the
Washington branch, announced.
The organization offers its
members as well as the public
free mental health self-help
group therapy. There are four
groups in the District branch
meeting weekly on Monday
Wednesday and Friday evenings
and Saturday afternoons.