davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-06-09

She ran several yards beyond
the border and greeted him
with a kiss.
She had not been allowed by
Communist authorities to ac-
company his trailer crew which
had driven across the Iron Cur
tain border a few hours before
to retrieve the sailplane and its
pilot.
Mr.. Schreder'S return to West
Germany took less than "a
hours, one of the fastest such
exchanges on record. Usually
it takes several days for sport
and glider pilots to arrange
their exit when they acci-
dentally cross into East Ger
many.
80 Miles Over Border
The all-metal glider landed
Mr.. Schroeder 80 miles inside
the East German border near
Kluetz, not far from where
an Air Force plane carrying
nine persons was forced down
by Soviet fighters just two
weeks ago.
That group had also been
released. together with their
plane. with unusual ease and
speed. They were held only
four days compared to similar
groups being detained in recent
years as long as seven weeks
The East German Com
munists said that Mr.. Schred-
er's allegations" we're checked
before he was released. Pre-
sumably the Communists meant
they checked out his story OF
getting lost and landing by
mistake.
Mr.. Schreder's only COM
Evening star., 1960-06-09

At another point he declared
earthquakes do not destroy
well constructed buildings, only
the fragile homes of the poor"
He said that no one could be
blamed for natural disasters,
but those who live in abun-
dance of the poor should be
blamed for their consequences. |"
It was Mr.. Castro's second
bitter public attack on the
United States in less than "a
hours. The bearded Prime Min
lister early yesterday accused
Washington of using "aggres-
sive language, the language of
provocateurs and intruders" in
a nine-point protest note Sat-
Evening star., 1960-06-09

White House.
The bill absolves from civil
suits employees involved in ac-
cidents while driving Federal
vehicles or their own cars on
Government business.
However, an a m n d m n t
added to the bill by the Senate
and concurred in by the House
has raised a constitutional
question that the Justice De-
partment is studying.
The provision gives plaintiffs
suing the Government-the
Government will be the de-
fendant in all cases-the right
to have the trial held in State
courts instead of in Federal
courts. Administration officials
feel this could set an undesir-
able precedent of making the
Government the defendant IN
State courts instead of Federal
courts.
The Government always has
insisted on its right to defend
any actions against it in Fed
eral courts rather than in State
courts.
Administration officials say
they hope the constitutional
issue can be resolved satisfac-
torily so that the bill can be
signed by President Eisenhower
Otherwise a veto could result.
PAY VOTE-The House yes
terday agreed to take up the
9 per cent Federal classified
and postal employe pay raise
bin next Wednesday instead
of next Monday as originally
scheduled. This is because
Speaker Rayburn and the rest
of the Texas delegation will be
in Texas on Monday attending
the State Democratic conven-
ton there.
This two-day delay still will
give Congress time enough tc
approve the pay bill on over
riding the expected presidential
veto.
If-as expected-the 9 per
cent pay raise veto is not over
ridden, Congress may have a
chance to approve quickly a
more modest pay bill. But al
this point that would not come
before the first week of July
and would occur only day OF
so before Congress went home
Thus, President Eisenhower
could pocket-veto a second pay
raise bill without Congress hav-
ing a chance to override.
The only chance for a Fed
eral pay raise at this point
appears to be for employt
leaders to ask the Senate Civi
Service Committee to amend
the 9 per cent bill to rs PEI
cent after it clears the House
There is no chance to reduce
the amount of the 9 per cen
bill in the House, since it Il
being brought up under a dis
charge petition which bars any
amendments.
Most Capitol Hill observers
feel there is a good chance
that Congress could override a
rs per cent bill. but that il
is doubtful whether a 9 pei
Evening star., 1960-06-09

For high and low tides at the fol-
lowing points subtract times indicated
from the above.
Light. hours; Colonial Beach, 594
fours: Deale, hours; SolomonS Is
and, hours; Point Lookout, 6 hours
River Report
Potomac River muddy at Harpers
Ferry and muddy at Great Falls
Shenandoah muddy at Harpers Ferry
Evening star., 1960-06-09
Review Kaufman Book

The Jewish Welfare Boards
Servicemen's Hostess Council
will sponsor a discussion of
Myron Kaufman's book, RE
member Me to God" at 8
o'clock tonight at the Jewish
Welfare Board Building. 1887
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
Evening star., 1960-06-09

cent pay veto could be over
ridden.
RETIRE. HEALTH INSUR-
ANCE-The House Civil Serv-
ice Committee will start hear
ings next Thursday on the bill
to provide a health insurance
program for Government work.
ers already retired. The
Senate already has approved
the bill. A compromise on
how to finance the bill is in
the works in order to secure
administration approval of the
legislation.
BLANKETING-IN ORDER
President Eisenhower has is
sued an executive order to give
career status to 5000 to 5000
Government and postal tempo
rary or indefinite employees.
Under the order, employees
who met job qualification
standards and were given
temporary appointments be-
cause no civil service exams
were being given for the posi-
tions at the time. can be given
career status in three years.
There are about 5000 to
1000 Federal jobs involved
and the same number of postal
substitute positions. For the
Federal jobs. employees must
be recommended by the heads
of their agency for career
status, have served at least
two years Immediately pre-
ceding the date of the execu-
tive order, and have qualified
for the job through taking an
appropriate examination or
meeting the standards and
qualifications Of the job.
The employees involved are
known as "TAPERS"-Tempo-
rary Appointments Pending
Establishment of a Register.
They will have to wait another
three years before securing full
career status, since their duty
as temporary or indefinite en-
ployes did not count toward
| the three-year requirement.
However, in the interim they
will be eligible for career
conditional status,
Postal substitutes must meet
somewhat different service re-
quirementS but will be eligible
for full career status if, during
each of the three consecutive
years ending on the date they
are recommended for status,
they have been paid for at least
700 hours of satisfactory work
in a competitive position for
which the salary is fixed by the
Postal Fiell Service Compen-
sation Act of 1855. The order
does not apply to postmaster
and rural carrier positions nor
to employees serving overseas in
limited appointments of in
definite or fixed duration.
HEALTH CHARTS-We have
received many compliments on
publishing the = four charts
showing the leading health in
surance plans offered Govern
ment employees. We would like
to give special credit to Clifford
Dodd of the District Govern
ment's Personal Office, who pre-
pared the charts.
Evening star., 1960-06-09
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
u. S. Liability Bill.
Weighed for Veto
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star Stai Writer

Although approved by Congress- the bill to relieve Federal
employees of liability in civil suits arising out of accidents in
volving Government vehicles may face presidential veto.
Actually the administration favors the of the bill
supported it its successful path through Congress Con-
gave final approval the bill last week and sent it to the
Evening star., 1960-06-09
East Germans Release
u. S. Glider Contestant

LUBBOCK Germany. June (AP) P).-American Glider Pilot
Richard Schrede who got lost championship flight
yesterday and landed in East Germany allowed leave
Communist territory with his glider today.
The 44-year-od flyer, from Toledo, Ohio met here
the crossing Germany by wife, Angie
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-09-29
WORTH more BECAUSE THEY WORK MORE!

With Chevys independent front suspension
and Sturdi-Blt design, you cruise over trails
where other trucks creep. You feel the difference
in less wheel fight and vibration. You can see
why drivers are happier, why loads are better
protected and why the truck itself win stand up
to thousands Of miles Of more work. That goes
for any size Chevy, too-pickups, tilt cabs,
tandems, all Of them.
Check the atest specs with your Chevrolet
dealer: capacity, power teams options. the works.
Then, by all means, drive a 'G1. Once around
your Chevrolet dealers block and you'll never
be satisfied With front axle truck ggain
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1960-09-29

Cbevys 81 fleet swings In with a reaoy-07aae
reputation as the trucks that arc worth moro
because they WORT more. !. the latest editions Of
the haUIers that strapped the l-oeam axle
and proved the important advantages Of
Independent front suspensionl
You'll find new models IN the 81 doet-lowor
priced long-wheelbase 4-wheel drive trucks
and thoughtful rainamouts throughout the line,
But the big news for 81 is nailed-down proof
(based on actual owner reports that ChevroIet's
torsion-spring design is the best thing THAT'S
happened to trucks in decades!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-09
Detroit ~. Michigan
STATE or Mit HIGA>
Count. OF Mas ne
No 4e731s

ST session 81 ;hc PROBATE court
for aid COUNTY OF Way ne helc az the
PROBATE colrf Room IN me Clt> OF
D,'lOif. On the T}fEN rs SEVENTH
60. ~ IL ~ .n INC zeal one tnou-
80 l.nc hundred sittN.
Present. ERNEST G. DDkHM. Judge
oi Probate In the Master o. the f.
tate ~ CokNEI.lA While BYRD. also
know as CORNELlA g. BYRD, De.
ceased.
On reading and fihng tic petition.
dulS verified. % Dofnfht l.. Harnicss.
ing that She mat be licensed TO sell
iOi tAe purposo 81 pss.ng ths dcbis
certain real estate OF sud deceased
Of said deceased and Tie charge o.
adnInistf ring SAID estate.
i ~ Ordered That the Third daA OF
August. next al Ten O'Clock IN the
fore noon. az SAID Court Room be
appointed TOR hearing said petition.
and that all person. Interested IN
SAID estate appear before said Court
al said time and place 10 show cause
Wh> license should no. DC gfantt q
10 said administrators e. sell rca as
tate a. PRAYED for in sad petition
And II Is further ora red That a
copy ol this order b. lublshcc once
in cach week fOi three week cOnsccu.
lively pros Gus a. sad time o. hear.n-
~ inc DetTJit 1r bunc. ncW per
printed end circulating IN said County
OF WaNnc
ERNEST G. Bo1HN Judge OF FRO.
bate.
7.9-.-L3-GD
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ATTY. Charles r. Perkins
ST & Warren

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the CIR.
IT COURT fOi me COONlN VI
HAlNE ~ CHAM Lhl
Ne sSI-lA7
4, SESSION OF SID Court he'd al
Me Gil. Z ountS DuAu.ns az Rne ~".
ui Dy.roI, On tn4s -vsn day .. -Afl..'
=. ~, asOV.
CHARLES FACEN. Plaintiff, -
Pn,i.4...- r AL ~, D,4eAdant,
tsne-sA.>l non JN..a,.- JOS' -
nU4.>l.4A.N. Jn, S..s... Jus,
M tA.s cast q. ~ts -...'s os ALI
dawn o.. iAe that .ae uvis ..'"iis' r-di'
nc fao,a, Oaai..- ~ 5000 ~ Fl'
cess L.. A.l oul - .Als C'..i., - sac
S noi =, sidcn. ~ a> s.~se ~ MICA.
aan. bat resides IN Inc O4t> OF bIVoN
,o.t.. " N.Egs AID state 81
\ev YORK. and rc>4dcs al 2-s NaseiN'
.Ko. Az 3. BROOKLYN, New fo.N
on NOTlO> or CHAhLls = PIN
kl$S AtcrneN i'r tic plaln.lii 'i''
L.. Fscen. II f. ORDERED iAAi va,
"A f.ndant. Pauline F.ccn, appear ana
ans. ct The Bill ~ Complaint % 'i-'
,.o.r within three 3 M)n,h- from
-. d.te OF tbs order oi tina, seiu
mi VIII be taken as confessed ana
M, TIL, order hc published accord'n-
20 The law and copy thcr'oi DC
.or,od upon the defendant hN regis
.,red mail a. required hy law
JOS \. MoYNiH'N lR
Circuit judge
Tpt-r CORY
rnr,p = mr. ,NrcIN ciefS
rs n I. scHVNAN. DOM '',rS 20
NNr'"f
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ENROLMENT
INCREASES

Hampton Va. Enrolment IN
Hsmpton Institutes summer ses.
sion IS expected 10 show about
4 ten per cent increase over
1883. predicted Coils Il Davis.
the colleges registrar
he explained that most u the
increase can be accounted FOR
by graduate students. especially
teachers. who arc taxing courses
or workshops aimed a: PROBES.
slonsl impr0s eIeni Orer hall
Of the nearly 500 summer slu.
dents arc enrolled II graduate
courses
ADDITIONAL graduate student en-
rol.meni j. expected when about
81 puDl.c school administrators
arrive for three.Wetk workshops
beginning july 5 TWO workshops
are scheduled. one for elementary
schoc. principals me other Tor
nlsh school principals
Also Davis sad mat 10 Alsn
school graduates hste been e
lcc,ed 70 attend Hampton lnsil'
tUies e.shih snnua. pre-eollese
session This 100 be-.ns JNis ;.
following the independence Day
holiday The siN-~ceS Fre-eo.le-e
program j designed 81 Sife
head star, 10 students p.ann'
M 20 s.sr; college neNi RAJ.
Basic freshman year Subjects are
offered together w.;h orlentaIion
and t04nse.ins for scl-slment ~
college lie
Hsrap,on lns,.f-t has three
summer terms q. a.-ie.en'
lengths whlea s'sr.s3 als @eek
ard al, run .r e.'ner three
tl>e u c.-h; wets>
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nttv Chsr e Perkin-
81 & Xarren

81 : VefitN
ST,Tx or Nix RIGAN in its CIR.
CIR! COURT Tor Tx COUNTY or
.NAN>E n CHA\CEN
NO. ss7-4os
At session OF said Court. he.a a.
.hc Ci,x.County Building IN the Otf
Of Detroit. on this 2''h das Oh .NP'"'
lille BRANCH. Plaintiff. Ns MAR
w BRANCH, Defendant.
PRESENT. HONORABLE us =
NOT\iHAN. JR. rcut Judge
In TINS cause il appearing b, am
3sNlt on file that the tvndeni. Mrt
I'm Branch. cannot be ,er.ed D.
,orc., issued out OF thas toifl, -
~ not resident OF inc STATE o.
i cnigan but resides IN the cliy OF
,rpensb0ro CouniN of Guiitoid anu
state G. Sorts Carolina, and res.u
IL Route so ! BOX 69o, Greensboro
\oflh Carolina
OK MOIlON or CHARLES X PEA.
kl.S. ATTORNEY Tor tie plaintiff lii'
Ia Branea. IT = ORDERED that 'hs
dtf,niani Mar, y Branch. appear
ana answer thC BIZ of Comt liant Az
ma. cause within three monin,
nom ,he date OF tbs order. or that
SAID BIZ NIL b, taken a. coniessec
and thN this order bc published &C.
cold.ng 10 the laA ana copy ihercoi
BE ls.d upon TIC defendant b>
REGISTERED mail a required b> law
JOS A. MONNIHAN. JR
Circuit Judge
4 True COPY
EDGAR VI BAANiCIN Clerk
Bs { Gallagher, DEPUTY Clerk
5-7-o-ll-eC
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Nc 4s4 s3s

Ia IT, Nst,er FL. ss.s's 3. EM
MA CAKIfh Deeea>-c
N0fi.e is ctre1 -tr max az
u fDd.fof. g. ssc deceased are itlA'l-
cd 20. present ,leE c.s.n- i.'inS
and lr..l 1att ~ said Cvoti ~ the
PROBATE Off4e ~ ,ns CHS o. Detroit
in .atd Counts a-d 20 ,er,t q copy
.s.er,ot spua DIN TX CARTER Nd
.a.al.f4atos {. ,ald estate. ~ X
$50 ,lo4t { semers. Michigan on
Dr a.f94e ~ 3D.; DIR Of August. a
ID l... erc ,Lat >.gn t.a.'n> "i- ~
.,are ~ > t4a.s before JUDGE
IRA q ktttaiAN .n our Room 70
l-.t ,lf. Cooai> 81 4d,ra lr the it>
W Dctfoi .n SAID County. GA The 3lsi
cat ol AI-A.f a - .soU. az 10
ars NJ iLe afternoon.
ira q KAUFMAN
Judge 81 Probate
) 81 A,t. p rtiiIs ina, have com
oarcd The foregoing copy Witn the
or.eInal record thereof and have
found TIC Srme u be correct tran.
.cspt Of Suef or gina. record
Dated JUNE q 1866
ALLEN Y. EDISON
Deput, Probate Register
Published ~ lnE DE.nOl FRI
~ s.. once carH week foi three
week., sutces..Acjs W.lun tA.rts daNs
nom tic date hereof
e-5-7 1850
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50 Persons Join
Fla. Ann Staff

TALLAHASSEE - The Florida
Ann University Alumni Associa-
.on Is providing 500 scholar
sa8p beginning IN September.
1900 The recipient must be APP
proved by the dean Of students
M the dean Of the university
and must have 2.5 average or
better
In case az a freshmenf student,
the recommendation must come
from the principal and counselor
OF the high school and should
be approved by the dean OF sfvf'
denis and The dean OF the vn-
iversisy. A freshmsn's high sehoo'
record should indicate that he IS
capable Of maintaining 2.s ave-
rs1e in college.
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az G W-fFtn I'm
STATE Or MINni.a.s 10 in. ~
~JIi COURT loi The COONli ~
MAINE ~ CLANCY. I'm
GEORGIA LEOLA DiAON' fla'''''
- SAAsnON DiNON, Deienu"H''
No. SqS-s22
At session ol sa.u C0ui'' N AN
the CIty-Noun,y Bu.d,ns 90 'i' ,,n,
OF Detroit OH the I'm daN o. ''"'
A.D.. 1860. ..-,noRI
PRESnNI. HONORABLE lilLuD0"'
a. DOHN. Circuit Judge. an.
In ,hls cause II appcafins y, "a.
daN.t on file that the dcicnuo"" ,,,o.
brOn Dixon. cannot be ScfNeu W Is
cess issued out OF tins Ioui' % v',hr
not resident OF the stale oi los
san. but resides IN the wv and
angeles, County OF Los AhsV'' ~
Statc OF CaniOrnia and rcsiVe eAlt
East 6Olh street, Los AnScies -
lorna. q. prR
On MOTION or CHARLES u. ri II
kINS, Attorney fOI the Piaiiien" -
Is ORDERED tn. the defendant IND
bron Dixon, appear and ans"' .,,h,n
Ban OF Compliant IN this cause W" Of
three 90 months from the 10 com
the order, on that said bill ~ "a and
piaint viii be. taken as coniesse .'.ora
that this order be pubiisheu "s b
ing to law and cop, the'' r,cls
served upon the defendant ~
tered mail as required BY "a" noHN
THEODORE X. p
Circuit Juos'
\ TRUE COPY
EDGAR "A. BKANIG1N. CLERK
- {. Gallagher, Deputy cierr7 .lsA
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Ralph >. OSBORNE, Atty.
1883 N1tiono, Bank Q dg.,
Detroit 2t. Michigan
SIAIL OF VIC HIDAN,
County Of NaN nc,
~ 1seQtJ

STATE or MICHIGAN,
County 81 NaA nc,
Nc ass sl1
At d session o. tnc Probat, Court
for SAID Count, OF IS lNne. held at
the Probate Coar, Room IN the CITY
Of Detroit. on the 1W ~ Y-SENENTH
da, ~ il NJ IN the year one thou
sand nine hundred and SIXTY
Present FRANK S. SzYMANSki
Judge OF Probate. In the Matter OF
the Estate Of lNEz DoosoN. Deceased
Frederick + Byrd. administrator OF
SAID estate. having rendered 10 tins
Court hrs first and iinAl account IN
said matter and filcd Herewith has
petitions prat.ny that tho disir.DutiNC
share o. Dreb, Dodson be sur-chargcd
ioi tie tac wear. rent due tho estate
in 'he am0lnt Of SIiiOOl and TIA
'Nc rcs.dic Oi said estate be assigned
g. The pcror o. per.on. entitled
thereto
q Is oroer,d. That the Tenth day Of
august nsN, al ton clock ~ the
forenoon al said Court Room be ap.
pointed loi - .nan.ne ana allowing
said account and heai ng said petitions.
And q a. further Ordered Ina;
copy Of to order bc published once
10 each week for three week con
secutiselt previous e. said time OF
nearing ~ the Detroit Tribune
nc~ .papei printed and circulated IN
said County Of Wssnt
FRANK > SZf MANSki Judge OF
Probate
do hcrcb, ceriiD tina, ! have
compared the fOrcgoini ccps with the
original record thereof and have
found The same 10 be o correct trans
cIpt OF such original record
CECII. A. BERN ARD,
Deputy Probate Rcristc
s-9-7-2360
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-09

Anyone capable &. welding A
hammer can turn o., a protes-
sioral looking foc.lrg JOB Wit
a corrugated Steel roofing now
available Des.grei specially fer
farm building the handy roll
or roofing Gale; Cecoro., IS
SAL % 60. work rg tine ~
~ ara 20 incorporate ezra
strength 2r1 weather resist
zrre
S-rr..e1 t-r rolls tnc
res CAVIAR ze1 fo>tng IS liter
ally Lrrc..e1 onto TIE f1cs like
q s-g Fzst across tfe foos
p-...rg Conventions. mater AS
rec-.se separate installation q.
i--.y.--a! sheets. Directors
PRINTED fCat or lie ro.! assure
Hes,re,-t.grt sco. csrat'e q.
witss.arc.rg n-tilcane w.n1s
ard fessy ran zc-or %
tie manufacturer. Coco steel
Pfosgcts Corporation 1913 vs.
2s,n stree. Chicago 81 N.no.s
shortly after installing re,g
Ceccrc.l roof Al I-rra sra
vas ~. With Z sudden violent
storm Though tie N.r1 tiew
s1ee.s Of an ordinary steel
rocs ire "ro.ie1-c- roof re-
NAMED !ntsc. TIE manufacture
- Attributes this performance -
the patented cesl Fl &C ire rolled
roofing and IS length which
tends = PROVIDE greater hold
!,g rcn'e- aid Strength
C..e. advantage a. ire st.leG
is tnz- !t IS ces gree fcr
speecy "eo-..-ycarse.t .rStsl.a-
tor Eas.rc e1sss are cr.mrs
instead q ,osr-S2tec. 20 per-
r. 4. tight ia ..-y agsinst tie
~oD1 Photographed -aast.c
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on the Zap edge assures LIE
tire weather fesstance With
out having 70 apply extra r.as-
tic az tas always messy par.
G. z roofing ih Ni.h tie seal
- a..es1y applet ard the gal
varied Scft4ce e..Ir .14t.rg Inc
need .cf painting. ne roofing.
f2rret. ar SCme nails are
a.. ina, ft- user recls
Sevrra. other features of
Ceccroli fco..rg also assure
professional looxIng irstalia-
ton a Inc on tie edge Of each
ron lr1Ea.es just hoH far The
rest ;c.l sro-'l overlap. All the
installer has 20 90 IS lay one
roll aio-g this lire On the pre-
y.cgs roll 20 get ire correct
lap 4 scored groove along the
e-ge - me roo:iag serves as
q guide Inc 50 that nails are
driven II strz Sht Ire. and
II ire precise pace Tor MAXI
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LEGAL NOTICES
At,v Charles 2. Perkins
527 &. warren

STATE or MIC aIGAN ~ we tiH
.S'IT COURT FOR the COlN'A "
WANNE ~ CLANCY ,r
IACN JAC kSON Plaintiff S., LJDlt
&. JACKSON. Defendant,
No. sss.774
Al a session OF said Courl ae'a a.
the Cits-Coun;S Building IN la, wy
~ Detroit on the 9Th da> % J1ne
PRESENT. HONOR ABLE THEODORE
BOH>. Circuit Judge.
In TINS cause Il sppCaf.n- a.l
da,t on lac that tLc dcfer1an. "a
die h Jackson. cannot bc st+f,l q
process issued out Of tn.' '-i' .,
n. j. not resident OF tne state 9,
Michigan but reside "a me Nis
Omaha. County OF Douglas snl sax
vi ,tolsska and resides al --p N'i'
street Omahs lv Nehrasks r
O> NOTION OF CHARLES u ~.
kINS. AttoincN Tor inc f4AiN..ii -
IL ORDERED. that the dtieaD~A' "a
fe Jackson. appear e1I eA'NH
INC B1 Oi tompla NJ ia ,"i 's.t
.,lth.n lhicc months from ''t ~a'
,f The ord 3. ci tnlt said B.li o' oHs
glaini VIII be taken a. conic>,f@ fAs
I.al tAns order ue pu5.isned -.tei1
.rL 10 law and q cop, thc.e- F
served upon tic q tcndsn' N 4t-S
ttr.d mail - required o, .aN
THEODORE r BohNi
Circuit JAase
y True COPY
1DGAR VI BR.ANiGIN Clerk
- G. Gallagher, Deputy CitiA
OH .9t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-09


STATE or MICHIGAN m ttc NJ
CUT COURT FOR TIE COZ Ma 81
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No. sSs.3e3
At session OF said Court. h1.u -
the CitN-County building ~ ine -"
o. Detroit on the 2ish das % N@.'
a d.. 1900.
PRLsENT: HONORABLE Lila
NkJrNfELi. circuit Juo.t
In la.s cause a. appcai.n. D' -
tldaN4t on fie thai the y, i'NUN'
DOrOthN VI. StcIhns cannot Ns
bS process Issued odt Of ms NV".'
ds she Is not a resident oi tue $50
Of Michigan but resides in ,Ae w
81 Cleveland. OOuntN Vl Nuf.h"-@ e n's
STATE OF ONO and rcsid 81 80
.,ttarn Road. Cleveland =, ono.
On MOTION or CHARLES n fh In
kINS. attorney fol tnc piaiii''i'' 49,
- OKDERLD that IN. dtiehc''' ~
rOthA NJ. Sternng appear "hv '"'"s
Inc Bill OF Complaint M i"H N".
within three IS months from vi
date OF the Ord,t Oh .nd1 saiu -
OF Complaint Nlh be taken a. w
fCsscd and that this order Dc puu's"
ed according 20 Jaw ana q SOps w.
Of b. served upon the deicEu"l" ="
registered mail az required bs ia~
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-09

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EAST JEFFERSON. 7279- ~

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