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Evening star., 1960-08-19
Olympic Berths
Likely for Two
Red Cage Teams

BOLOGNA, Italy. Aug. 19
(AP) Two Iron Curtain bas-
ketball teams are given a good
chance of gaining berths in
the big league Olympic bas-
ketball tournament opening
August 26.
Czechoslovakia and Hungary
were unbeaten in the final
bracket of a pre-Olympic
qualifying tournament in this
Italian provincial city.
Czechoslovakia yesterday de-
feated Canada, 1857, and
Hungary beat Israel, 1913.
Both Canada and Israel had
gone into the final bracket un-
beaten after defeating the
eight f1nalists in earlier matches.
These games count for the
final round.
Poland and Belgium, urde-
feated in the earlier round,
were both upset. Yugoslovia
squeezed by Poland. 71-64. and
Spain beat Belgium, 81-7l.
Final listings for five vacant
Olympic berthS will be known
tomorrow.
Today's parings: Czecho-
slovakia VS.. Belgium, Hungary
VS.. Poland, Israel VS.. Yugo-
slavia and Spain VS.. Canada.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
Miss Wennerth,
Charlotte Decker
Play at Kenwood

Marianne Wennerth and top.
seeded Charlotte Decker meet
in a singles semifinal at $50
today in the only match sched-
uled in the Kenwood Women's
Invitational tennis tournament
at Kenwood Country Club.
Miss Wennerth defeate d
Frances Topping, 60, Go, in
the only singles match yester-
day.
In a doubles semifinal, Mil
dred Smith and Coral Bentley
were tied with Frances Barry
and Betty Meehan at one set
each when darkness called a
halt. The match will resume at
$3.50 am. tomorrow with the
winners playing for the cham
pionship against Olga Mahaney
and Miss Decker Immediately
afterward.
Also tomorrow morning, Nor
ma Slauer will meet the Deck
er-Wennerth winner for the
singles title. The mixed doubles
final will be played at 2 pm.
Sunday. with Miss Decker and
Fred McNair facing Mrs. Ma
haney and Don Ralph.
Decker McNair yesterday
ousted Dorothy Poppleton and
Bud Day, 60. IS. while Ma
haney-Ralph eliminated Mrs.
Smith and Tony Latona, IS,
Ga.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
Stewart Reaches
Net SemifinuIs

HAMPTON, Va, Aug. 19
(AP).-The four top-seeded
players in the mems division
reached the semifinal round of
the AID annual American
Tennis Association tournament
here yesterday.
Wilbert Davis, defending
champion from New York, de-
feated Horace Cunningham of
Lynchburg, Va, 6-3, 6-2 and
will play fourth-seeded George
Stewart of Washington today
Stewart ousted Lafayette Allen
Of Los Angeles, 6-1, Ga.
Teen-age sensation Arthur
Ashe. jr.. of Richmond, the
second seed, defeated New
Yorker Ubert Vincent, Is
So, to move against third
seeded Wilbur Jenkins of St
Louis. Jenkins defeated Vernon
Morgan Of New York, 6-3
6-4.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
South Choice Tonight
In Hiqh AII-Stor Game

Bob O'Kennon of HopeWell anC
Pete Grove of Rock Hill Acad'
emy in Charlottesville. FullbacE
will be shared by Dale Ramey
Of Halifax County and BOZ
Royster of Great Bridge.
Musgrove Is Biggest
The biggest player on the
field will be Tackle Gather
Musgrove of the. North. Mus
grove, a two-time All-Metro-
politan choice, weighs 28C
pounds.
However, even with Mus
grove, the North will have nc
weight advantage. The Ncrth's
offensive line outweighs the
South. 189-l88, but on defense
the South holds a 20S-206
edge.
The North'S tentative start
ing offensive lineup has Art
Vieregg of Wakefield and I. A.
Bayne of Mclean at end;
Marshall Howard of Wakefield
and AL Mitchell of Hammond
at tackle; Loci Schaaf of Wake
field and Bob Fisher Of Falls
Church at guard, and Art
O'Neal of Mount Vernon at
center. Melton, Betancourt
Cash and Whitaker are in the
backfield.
The defensive setup has Den
mis- Mangum of Osbourn and
Bob Odom of Mount Vernon
at end; Musgrove and John
Crosby of Fairfax at tackle and
Bill Baref1eld Of Annandale al
middle linebacker.
Stuart Saunders of Episcopal
and Walt Holloway of Fairfax
are the linebackers, Jim Shaw
Of Hammond and Wellman the
wingbacks and Eardley and
Hamasaki the deep backs.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
FIRES II IN D. c. AMATEUR
Medal Honors Starts
Lindsay on Comeback

CARRIER. the new Middle Allan
tic junior champion.
Lindsay's medal winning 70
included an eagle three on the
fourth, where he holed a short
wedge approach shot, and a
double bogey six on the eighth
where he was trapped of the
tee and then three-putted. He
also birdied 6, Is and 16 and
had three bogeys.
DR.. Joseph Kenrick Of Ken
wood birdied the first hole and
Bill Gates of Argyle birdied
the second to win places in a
playoff among eight who shot
79s. The losers were Pete John
and Jack Connell of Con-
greSSional, Bob Rhodes of
Westbriar, Everett Eynon, un-
attached; John Dunn of Ken
wood and Bill Nagel of Be-
theSda.
First round pairings:
Upper Bracket
Doug Lindsay Bethesda C72) vs.
Howard Jobe, Conversational (770
George Heinze. Congressional (76I
vs.; Dave collingswood, Court House
Bob Martino. Argyle 90 VS.. Ear
Morris, Argyle (7S).
Bill Hotter, Washington (77) VS.
John Owen, Manor C7S).
John Eisinger, Congressional C7a)
VS., Mike Becker. Indian Spring C77).
Chick Cullinane. Bethesda (76) VS.
John Lankowski Prince Georges (7SI
Mike Jankowski, Prince Georges (5bJ
VS., Jack Doser. Argyle C7S)
Bill Dudley. Bethesda 90 VS.. DR.
Joseph Kenrick. Kenwood (79).
Lower Bracket
FerEy Cullinane, Bethesda C73) VS.
CIaude Wild. Burning Tree (57).
Marty CARRIER. Kenwood (76l v.
Jerry Doser, Argyle (7S).
Clyde Kelly. Prince Georges 90 vs.
Bruce kessler Bethesda (7S)
Bob Chandler, Congressional On ys
Billy Mcbride, Argyle (1S). w.
Buddy Clark, Argyle (73) vs Robert
Townsend. Argyle (7S1 -'"0ei
hen BlgeloW, oCnEreSsional (71) VS.
Billy meade, Kenwood C7S)
Jerry Mason. Betseda 16) VS.. Har-
old Harwood, Columbia C1S)
pave Workman. Woodment (7rl y,
william Gates. Argyle (f9).
Evening star., 1960-08-19
Baker'sGoaIs
Help Browns
EdqeSteye!ers

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 10 (AP)
Sam Baker, traded to the
Cleveland Browns by the Wash
ington Redskins during the of
season, booted two field goals
and three extra points and
Quarterback Milt Plum threw
two touchdown passes to lead
the Browns to a 27-24 victory
over the Pittsburgh SteelerS in
a National Football League ex-
hibition last night.
Plum connected with Rich
Kreitling on a 48-yard touch
down play in the first quarter
and with Ray Renfro on a At
yard scoring play with only %
seconds remaining in the first
half.
Baker kicked a 20-yard field
goal in the second period and
an 11-yard field goal in the
third quarter.
Bob Mitchell scored the other
Cleveland touchdown on a four
yard sweep around end in the
third quarter, Gaping an 30
yard drive.
Bert Rechichar booted a 35-
yard field goal for the Steelers
in the first period. He missed
field goal attempts from 46 and
AZ yards.
Quarterback Bobby Layne
passed IA yards to Jimmy Orr
for Steeler touchdown in the
second quarter. A few minutes
later John Henry johnson
raced through left tackle and
went 80 yards for another
Steeler tally that put Pittsburgh
ahead momentarily.
Layne scored the final Steeler
touchdown in the last quarter
on a l0-yard bootleg play.
CLEVELAND - 10 10 Or
PITTSBURGH 3 IA o 81
cleyeland-sKreitling As pass from
Observation-Disclosures field goal 35.
Cleveland-Baker field goal 2h.
Pittsburgh-Orr IA pass from Layne
tRechichar, kick1.
PittsburEh1Johnson 80 run tRechi-
cleyeland-Renfro A. pass from Plum
Baker, kick.
Cleveland Mitchell 4 run Baker. kick.
Cleveland-Baker field goal II.
Pittsburgh-Layne 10 run (Rechichar,
kick.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star Staff Writer

/
Doug Lindsay, at 10, thought
he was going to make a golfint
comeback early this summer
However. he joined his parent!
on a trip to California, caught
his hand in a car door in Reno
and. as he explained it, hi!
game went to pot"
The Bethesda Country Club
youngster was runner-up ir
the USGA Junior championship
in 1858. Last year, for some un.
known reason, he couldn't beat
anyone. That's why he was
determined to make a come
back this year.
The polite, cheerful blonC
SHOEMAKER beat 80 players al
Congressional Country Clut
yesterday to win the medal In
the District Amateur cham
pionship with a 70. the only
par round of the day.
Two Rounds to Cut Field
If Lindsay can hold his game,
he is a threat as match play
rounds start today. The field OF
"a will be reduced to 16 in two
rounds today. Two more follow
tomorrow, with the 36-hole
finals on Sunday.
Doug won a golf scholarship
to the University of Houston
last year. but he dropped out
at the end of the year. He
will accompany his parents to
Korea in late September and
will study at the University of
Maryland's extension school in
Korea for six months. He
plans to transfer to College
Park for the second semester
Claude Wild, the only ex-
District Amateur champion in
the field, shot a II and still is
to be regarded as the co-favor-
lite If the weather remains on
the cool side. Wild may have
been playing too much golf in
electric cars to hold up If it
gets hot.
Claude has not had much
luck in the pairings this year.
In attempting to win a third
Maryland Amateur title in
June Wild lost to Sergt. Harold
Ridgley in the first round.
Today he meets Perky Cul-
linane, who ended Bobby
Brownell's 11-year reign as
District champion four years
ago.
Misses Tie for Medal
Perky missed a 2-foot birdie
putt on the last hole to lose
a chance to tie Lindsay for the
medal. John Eisinger, the host
club champion and a National
Open qualifier, and Perky had
TBS. The recent finalists in the
Argyle Invitation, champion
Bob MARITIME and Clyde Kelly,
had 74s, as did Buddy Clark.
Clark was one of nine quail
f1ers from Argyle, which had
one-fourth of the starting field
CongresSional'S big and fairly
new back nine was too much,
Lindsay and Eisinger had the
only sub-par 35s, and six play
ers had par 36s. They were
Cullinane, Kelly, Martino, Wild
Harold Harwood, the Columbia
Club champion, and Marty
Evening star., 1960-08-19
BY CARL SELL
Star staff Writer

An aggressive South team is
a slight favorite over the North
in tonight'S second annual ALL
Star High School football game
at George Washington High
Stadium in Alexandria, starting
at 8 o'clock.
The game, sponsored by
Kena Temple Shrine. will be
broadcast by Station WEEL
Q3lO with Nat Albright doing
the play-by-play.
Both Coach Chuck Drazeno-
vich of the North and Ned Nc
Donald Of the South point to
the quarterback spot as the
key to their teams chances.
Drazenovich will go with
Bob Melton of Osbourn at
quarterback while the South's
starting signal caller will be
pint-Sized Billy Scripture of
Princess Anne Of Virginia
Beach.
Scripture ImpresSes
Scripture, 5-foot-7 and $50
pounds, has looked exception
ally good in practice, especially
with his passing to End Jake
Adams, 6-foot-5 All-Stater
from Highland Springs. Back
ing up Scripture is Joe Wheeler
Of Buena Vista.
Melton will be spelled by Jim
Hamasaki of Wakefield and
Brent Eardley of Annandale,
Eardley will see more action
on defense, where has been a
standout in practice.
DraZenovich plans to use
separate units on offense and
defense while Mcdonald. for
mer University of Virginia
coach, will use most of his
players both ways.
Speedsters Julio Betancourt
Of Groveton and Buddy Cash
Of James Monroe Of Fredericks-
burg and Newt Whitaker, pile
driving fullback from Wake
field, will start with Melton in
the North backfield. Dana
Wellman, a halfback from
Annandale, will spell Whitta-
ker at fullbaek.
Joining Scripture in the
South backfield are Halfbacks
Evening star., 1960-08-19
Midget Car Drivers
Race Tomorrow

Len Duncan, Ernie Mccoy
and Chuck Arnold, who have
earned money in the Indian
apolis 500-mile race. are ex-
pected to be among the midget
car drivers tomorrow night in
a double-header at Old Do
minion Speedway.
Starting at $50 there will be
two 10-lap heats and a 25-lap
feature for both the midgets
and the unrestricted modified
stock cars.
Members Of the Metropolitan
Auto Racing Fans Club, some 80
in all, will be guests of the
speedway.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
CorroII issues Coll

Candidates for the 1860 Car
roll High School football team
are asked to report at 9 am.
Monday at the school. The
team will be coached by
Maurice Collins. who moved up
from assistant when Tuffy
Leemans resigned a couple
months ago.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
PRO FOOTBALL
EXHIBITION
ID aEnll InA AL

EXHIBITION
Result Last Night
Cleveland tNFL), q: Pittsburgh
(NFLJ, -.
Games ToniEht
Washington tNFL) at Los Angeles
tNFL).
Los Angeles (AFL) VS.. Oakland
(AFL) at San Francisco.
Games Tomorrow
St, Louis tNFL) VS.. Detroit (NFL)
at Toledo, Ohio
Dallas tAFL) VS.. New York tAFL)
at Abilene, Tex
Denver (AFLD at Houston (AFL).
Games Sunday
Philadelphia tNFL) at San Fran
cisco (NFL).
Buffalo CAFL) VS.. Boston tAFL) at
Worcester, Mass.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
Jack Blank Wins Title

Gloria Schleith pitched a
three-hitter AS Jack Blank
Pontiac defeated the Pollyan-
mas, 100: for the women's
Class AA District softball
championship last night at
Guy Mason center.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19

president Of the Tri.State Golf
Association al that groups
Bridgeport. Conn. convention.
Among other projects 10 be
dellbera,ed upon by the UGA are
the publication OF an cffical or
gan TO be known as The United
Golfer. the expansion Of the as
sociauon's professional activities,
and the associations 1850 tourna-
ment 10 &c h, =. c. cago The
Moss Il KenGr.N Organization.
Washington DC public relation
representatives for UGA. h :
been given the assignren' Of
developing The United co.fer.
Mrs Paris 3. Brown Washing
ION. D c. j. JGA 90 rrar's nj
director and the first woman TO
hold such an aSslgnm.n. II 4
major golf association Tie lGAs
1860 tournament viii be held in
late August in Chicago ne
Cho.-sc,ie Coli C,uh-ffiecr 80.
man group Chicago viii hos
the 1860 tournament Mrs Mary
Campbell. JG.A secretary j head
ing the sroup planning the Chic.
ago tournament.
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Atty. Charles Perkins
Sl7 East Wafren

STATE Or MiI HIGAN IN the cir
wi COURT tor the COUNTY Of
WAYNE IN ChANCERY.
No. sS5-ols
hONlCE GREEN, riaintiff, vs. AZ
Ar.> 1nrElN, Defendant
w session OF tnis said (Oul''
"eiu al lie City-Oounty Buiiding, III
.ne City Of Detroit Oh the 25ru day
OF February, A. D., 1860,
fhESrNl: HONORABLE GEORGE
T. bOWLr.S, Circuit Judge.
ih 'his Cause Al appearing by arr
uaNit on file that the defendant, AZ
ien 1reen, cannot be served Dy pro
eess issued out OF this court, as Nc
- not a resident of the State Of Men
'ssn' Out resides I'm the CITY OF 1hl'
S,aso, county of Cook and State o.
'iinois' and resides at 66l4 kenwooo
1hieaso, ILLINOIS.
ON MOTION OF CHARLES II. PIN
niNs. Attorney for the plaintiff, tu'
niee Green, III Is ORDERED that ING
ucicnuant, Allen Green, appear anu
answer the Bill OF Complaint m tpls
.suse within three 81 months ffo'n
me GATE OF this Order, or that say
nhi VIII be taken as confessed az"
tnat TINS Order be published accoiu
ing 10 the law and copy thcIcV'
DC served upon the defendant by ie
sis'efed mah as required by law: 49,
GEORGE 4. BOWLS
Circuit Juds'
= True Copy
EDGAR IA. BRANIGIN, Clerk
oS a. hargrea,es, Deput, Clerk "a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19
Atty. Charles R. Perkins
s,a < Warren Avenue

STATE OF MICHlGAN in The CIR.
CUT COURT for the COT Nh of
WAYNE ~ CHA\CERl.
No ssS-3s7
Al session OF said Court. held az
me Ct,-touniy Building IN me 1ltS
81 Dcl.o., on the End day OF Narcn'
\ u. 1860
rN\%lh HUDSON. Plaintiff, vs.
RICHARD HUDSON. Defendant.
PRESENT Honorable JOSEPH G.
RASHID Clfeut Judge.
N fh.> cause * appearing b\ al
s..f. on f44e ihst the defendant
R,ct..rl Had on. cannot be served py
uroc,ss !,>aed out OF this Court a.
~ IS not resident of the State OF
Michigan but resides the tit> OF
,.aeon. County of Bibbs and state OF
Georgia and resides at 6Ol Flanders
street Macon. Georgia
OK MOTION OF CHARLES II. PIN.
KlNS. attorney for the Plaintiff, III
Is ORDERED that the defendant,
Richard Hudson. appear and answer
the Bill of Compliant IN th4S Z
within three 3 months from the
date OF the order. or that said BIZ
OF Complaint Viii be taken as con
fes,ed and that this Order be PUB
i.>hcd according TO Law and copy
intrrof be served upon the defendant
b> registered man as required Dy
JOSEPH c. RASHID
Circuit Judge
4 TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ BRANlGlN, Clerk
By G. Gallagher, Deputy CORK
3-i1-i- 1860
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, STATE OF MICHIGAN. THE PRO.
Bale COURT FOR THE COUNTY
No. 4so,3Il
In the Matter of the Estate of ED
WARD LEE SNIPES, also known ms
EDDIE LEE SNIPES, EDWARD H.
SNIPES, EDWARD SNIPES and ED.
DIE SNlPES, Deceased,
Notice Is hereby given that All ere.
ultors OF said deceased are required
10 present their claims, in writing
ana under oath. to said Court al the
Probate Office in the City OF Detroit
IN SAID County, and TO serve copv
thcreof upon JOSEPHINE SNIPES.
administrators OF said estate. at Sal
leicester Court. Detroit 2, Michigan
on or before the 10th day OF April.
a.. D., 1860. and that such claims
WI be heard by said court, before
Judge IRA G. KAUFMAN in Court
hoom no. i22l, City County Building
IN the CITY OF Detroit. in said Coun.
". on the goth day OF April. A II
l96C at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon
Dated February & 1860
IRA G. KAUFMAN.
Judge OF Probate
do hereby certify that | have
compared the foregoing copy with
inc original record thereof and have
round the same TO be correct
transcript Of such original record.
Dated February 3. 1860.
ALLEN X. EDISON,
Deputy Probate Register.
Pub shed in THE DETROIT
lhlbONE once each week for three
weeks successfully. within thirty
days from the date hereof.
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Chicago M0'e Models

on SATURDAY eyening April
10Th. me Li'ie Foxes w!.l a-ain
take the headlines with their
LITTLE FOXES FASHION
SHOW TO be held in me ball,
room Of ihe Herrose Hotel in
Cadillac Square The local Char
modes modelling group VIII be
featured with the Carlton Hsmil-
Ton Male Models from CHICAGO
Ii VIII be remembered that BIZ
Howard j. constantly on the look
ouiior interesting Male modelling
sroup- throughout the country
and has presented highly reveal
ing talents IN this department
The Hamilton Male Models are
popular iavorites IN Chicago with
magazinc.lype modelling dc
meanOr
This tvcnt in addition 70 be,
ing done in unique style has the
added attraction Of dancing be.
forcand after the show until ?
am All are urged TO get their
tickets early since the events Of
the Little Foxes have knack
Of selling out very early
Bona fidc table reservations
By number through authorized
ticket agents are also available
Tickets arc on sale al Duncan
Ttaycl Agency and Metropolitan
Hcauty salon TO 694O7 and
CharmOCe members
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19

A feature Of the convention
Will be a banquet 10 be held on
Saturday evening al which time
three outstanding golf leaders
will be honored uGA symbol
OF Service Awards have been
designated for DR. George W
Adams. Washington, D c. A D
" Crosby. Columbus Ohio. ana
+. A Toomer. Atlanta Previous
~. UGA had made Or X. y
Holmes. Atlanta an Honorary
Life Member
The several district units OF
UCA have been holding their
winter conventions during the
past several weeks. The Mid
Western District met az colvm-
bus. Ohio. where Howard An
derson. Toledo. was succeeded as
president by Attorney Le6ron
Simmons. UGA legal advisor, De-
troif. In The East. Maxwell STAN
ford. Philadelphia, was reelected
president OF The Eastern Colt
Association. which met al Spring
field. Mass,
Nathaniel Jordan $ Louis. i
presicen, o; TIE Central States
Golf Association while II /
Boyk.n Dallas heads -ihe South.
err D.s,ric, NJ Jordan Is tGA
executive vice presiden, with the
other district presidents serN.n-
IS VICE presidents Of The National
body James Kcyes was elected
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19

STATE or MICHIGAN. TIE PRO.
BAIE COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF
No. 4s7,s3I
IN the Matter Of the Estate of IDA
COLLINS. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that all Gre
oitors OF said deceased are required
10 present their claims. in writing
ana under oath, to said Court at the
Probate Office in the City OF Detroit.
In said County, and 10 serve = copv
thereof upon STANLEY COLLINS.
Administrator OF said estate. AZ asia
Third. Detroit 7, Michigan on Or he
fore the 18th day of April. AID 1850
ana That such claims VIII be heard
~ ssld court, before Judge ERNEST
e. BOEliM in Court Room No. 1901
NY county Building in the City OF
Detroit, in said County, on the 18Th
usN OF April, a. d.. 1860, at two
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Dated February 8. 1860
ERNEST c. BOEHM.
Judge of Probate
do hereby certify that | have
compared the foregoing copy with
me original record thereof and have
round the same 10 be correct
transcript OF such original record.
Dated February s. 1860.
ALLEN X EDISON,
Deputy Probate Register
Y b h e d in THE DETROIT
lkiBCNE once each week for three
weeks successfully. within thirty
DAYS from the date hereof
2.l3-2.27-so
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-19
atty. Charles r. Perkins
ga < Warren Avenue

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the CIR.
CUT COURT Tor the COUNTY or
WAYNE IN CHA\CERl.
No. s95-4Ls
At session of sad Court held at
the CitN.CountS Building IN the CITY
OF Detroit. on ord day of March,
\ d., 1850.
RIBY THOMAS. Plaintiff, vs.. CLA-
UDt THOMAS, Defendant,
PRESEN l.. Honorable JOSEPH G..
RASlD Circuit Judge.
In TINS Causc At appearing by at
iidaNlt on file that the defendant,
Claude Thomas, cannot be served by
process issued out of tins Court, as
ne Is not resident OF the State of
h.Cnlean bal rcsiucs an the OltN OF
Alcxanurinc CitN, County of Tallo.
pocsO and state OF Alabama and
reside, al Box 43. Alcxandr.nc City,
AiaDdnla.
ON MOTION or CHARLES X. PER-
kINS. Attorney Tor tAc pia.n,if ndDy
Thomas, II IL Ordered that the de-
i,nudnt. Claude Thomas. appear and
answer the i3lll OF Complaint in this
cause within three 80 months from
the date OF this order. or That SAID
. l u t.scsS d and
that tn.s Ord.r DC puDAsntd Accord
ing to law and copy thereof DC
served upon tns defendant Dy regis
tered mail as required BY law.
JOSEPH G. RASHlD
Circuit Judge
\ TRUE COPY
eDGan NJ. BNANlGIN, Clerk
BY {. Gallagher Del Aty Clerk
3-l<--4.l6-60
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ATTY Jesse e. Williams
,aos Broadwsy. Suite zoe

sr.Tr oF MICHIGAN, THE PRO.
BATE COURT for the 'o.N -
WAYNE a.. ,,s
In the Matter OF the Estate OF YIN
>EIIA WHITE BYRD, also known as
coRNFIIA c. BYRD. deceased
Notice is hereby given tnat an ~
ditors OF said deceased are rcqultcu
to present their claims, IN ",Nins
and under oath. 10 said Court a, ns
probate office in the CITY oil De'lon
in said County, and TO serve a vops
thereof upon DOROTHY l.. hAkh
Ess Administrators of said estate
=, o7is Nest Bucna Vista. Detroit 80
vichipan. on OF before the llth DAY
Of Man. A. D.. 1860. and that suSn
cams viii be heard by said souI,
before Judge THOMAS {. Mlkfhl
IN Court Room No. 1919. City toun'l
building in the City OF Detroit, III
said County, on the nth day OF Nc,
ADJ. 1860, at two o'clock IN the al
Dated February 20, 1860
THOMAS &. MURPHY
Judge or Probate
IL do hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing copy Win
the original record thereof and nave
found the same 10 be correct iidn'
script OF such original record.
Dated February 70. 1850
ALLEN X EDISON,
Deput, Probate Register
Published IN The DETROIT TRlBt NJ
once each week for three weeks
successfully. within thirty days nom
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