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Evening star., 1960-05-17


The fare changes are dt
, volume, he said. The family
stituted in the South, he added.
. Mr.. De Butts also told stock
holders of aggressive steps to
compete for freight traffic.
We feel that the Trans
portation Act Of 1858 was in
tended by Congress to permit
us to compete rate-wise with
subsidized carriers and we in
tend to do so.
p Where possible we will con-
tinue to offer lower freight
rateS-even though they take
business away from the trucks
and barges-where those will
result in a satisfactory net to
us.
THE day is long past when
railroads should be compelled
to set rates that take the other
fellows costs of doing business
into consideration. No public
interest is served when freight
rates are kept artifically and
unnecessarily high so that
some trucker or\barge line can
stay in business at the public
expense"
Special Cars Purchased
In serving shippers, Mr.. De-
Butts pointed out that South
ern was pioneering in develop
ment and purchase Of speciality
car types important for eco
nomical and safe handling of
freight.
He mentioned Southern Sys-
TENS precedent-making pur-
chase Of 1905 lightweight,
high-capacity, composite alum
inum-steel freight cars, giving
Southern the first large feet
of cars ever to use lightweight
aluminium as a major struc-
tural material.
He noted increasing use oi
Southern's wood-chip cars Of
such large capacity that two
carry what five conventional
cars will haul. Special hydraulic
shock-absorbing cushioned un.
derframe cars, 200 Of which are
on order, will give greatly in.
creased protection to fragile
: loads moving by rail ovel
Southern. said Mr.. De Butts.
In some cases, he said, large
capacity and easy-unloadins
permit attractive rates anC
plant cost reduction to ship.
pers. In others the accent il
placed on protection Of cargo
Expects Good Year
Mr.. De Butts told stockhold'
ers that experience so far thii
year and traffic prospects fol
the remainder of the year car
make 1960s results gratifying.
1T is possible that this will
be a good earnings year for thI
company, but with the nationa
economy more or less marking
time there is no certainty tha
traffic will be available in tht
necessary volume to break an!
records.
I'VE do know that South
ern's operating efficiency il
such that any marked increas'
in gross can readily be con-
verted into an increase in ne
income.
Hhe said that withdrawal O.
most of the opposition II
Southern's acquisition of th'
Interstate Railroad has appar'
emily brought much closer tn
day when this coal road il
Southwestern Virginia will b,
operated as part Of the system
The matter now is beforu
the Interstate Commerce Com
mission where hearings wert
opened on May 10 and are ex
pected to resume on June
In Washington.
More than 81 per cent o
the stock was represented a
today's meeting through per
sonal voting or by proxy.
Four directors were re
elected for three-year terms
They are: Harllee Branch, jr
president of the Southern Co.
D. w. Brosnan, vice president
Southern Railway; Langborn
Williams, board chairman
Freport Sulphur Co.; Knigh
Woolley, general partner G
Brown Bros, Hartman & c.
Evening star., 1960-09-21
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

$500, WASH-FM (97.I Mc0-
In the Concert Hall. Bee
thoven'S Piano Concerto No.
4 in G Major.
7:O5, WGMS AM-FM (57O Kc.
and 1885 Mc.)-Symphony
Hall. B chs Brandenburg
Concerto No. 2 in F.
sos, WGMS AM-FM $50 Kc.
and 1.O3.5 Mc.) - Opera
House. Gounod's Faust, COM
plete.
$500, WMAL-FM (IO7.3 Mc.)
--Hi-F Showcase. Brahms
Symphony No. in c Minor,
Opus 68.
1890, WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Me-
-Nocturne. Strauss Die
Fledermaus Overture.
11:OO, WASH-FM (97.I Mc.)-
Symphonic Highlights. Ros-
sini's Thieving Magpie Over
ture.
1901, WWDC - Music Til
Dawn. La Mer, by DebusSy.
Evening star., 1960-09-21
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WTTG (5-Five Star
Feature. "Casbah." A GRIM
inal hides from the law in
the Casbah section Of AL
giers. Yvonne De Carlo,
Tony Martin (194S).
$3.50, WTOP (9-Wanted-
Dead or Alive. New season
and day. Bounty Hunter
Randall brings in a Union
officer accused of desertion
and is caught in the middle
of a kangaroo court-martial.
1000, WMAL (D-WedneSday
Night Fights. Gene ACE"
Armstrong VS.. Ernest Bur-
ford. 10 rounds, middle
weights. Chicago Stadium.
11:OO, WTTG (5)-Starlight
Theater. Actors and Sin"
Two stories by Ben Hecht:
Woman of Sin" Holly
wood burleSque about a
child who writes a great
screenplay. Actors Blood"
The death of an actress
duplicates many. Edward
G. Robinson, Eddie Albert,
Marsha Hunt 1952).
11:15, WTOP (9-The Late
Show. The Major and the
Minor" Without trainfare,
a girl poses as a 12-year-old
and gets protection from a
young professor. Ray Mil
land, Ginger Rogers (1942). .
1880, WMAL (7)-First Run
Movie. "Bordertown." A
young Mexican is deter
mined to win power and
fortune. Paul MUM, Bette
Davis Q935).
Evening star., 1960-09-21
TODAYS RADIO
HiGHLIGHTS

1900, WQMR-Concert Hall.
Music by David Rose and
his orchestra.
1855, WOL-Baseball. Boston
VS.. Baltimore.
1O:45, WTOP-UN General As
sembly. Coverage of the
latest events at the United
Nations session.
Evening star., 1960-09-21

scripts in New York. HoHyVood and elsewhere. Their
who attend rehearSals, match screenings and Gnayze
opinions are offered as guide to area Ue0ers.
Wagon Tran-"The Marie Dupree Story" (Repeat) Highly
emotional drama vintage 1858. peaceabe wagon train
minding its own business, pushes West. Then Debra
Page rolls those big blue eyes and guns start popping
7:30 pm, WRC4.
Music for Summer Night-Lady Called Carmen" For its
last show the season. this consistently charming musi
cal becomes halfhou portrait of BizetS volatile
charmer Ito make room for special on the United Ma
ons) Opera Soprano Elaine Mabin realizes secret
ambition sing the passionate aras of this mezzo part
and Tenor Davis Cunningham Baritone Frank Guarrera
and Sara Mae Endich help her bring the tumultuous
tragic character to life 7:SO pm, WMAL-7
United Nations-ABCs commentators present filmed high
lights of the second session of the 18th United Nations
General Assembly, along with their on-the analyses
of the days accomplishments pm, WNAL-I
The Nelson Famiy-The Circus" Repeat Teen-age fans
will adore this entry There's contrved plot about David
serving summons on a trapeze artist, but 1t merely
serves as get the show into the circus. In
dream sequence David and Rcky give quite an exhibition
ON the trapeze for amateurs $3.50 pm, WMAL-7
u S. Steel Hour-"The Man Who Tomorrow" II you're
willing to go along with the premise OF this tale you may
enjoy its addepated It's about mystery story
writer dreams up stories that seem to come true
He's annoyed mystifed and frightened by turn when he's
left alone to of his creations about Spies secret
codes and possibly murder Cliff Robertson plays the
writer and Jeanne Grain his dream girl 10 pm WTOP-S
This Is Your Le-epea0 This rerun is the story OF
Wac, Thema Herbert who was burned during the ohtz
in World London. The most interesting part OF
her tale concerns first meeting with enlisted man
who anonymously helped her through her crisis 10 pm
WRCA.
Jack Paar Show-Jack quite lineup tonight Playwright
George S. Kaufman the brilliant British musical comedy
star Stanley Holloway plus Alex King and his wife Marge
(ColorO $780, WRC-4.
TOMORROW
President time of the Presidents address
to the United General Assembly has not yet been
announced but may about II The talk is ex-
pected to include important policy statement WRC-4
WTOP-9, WNIAL-7.
Evening star., 1960-09-21

Mr.. Bernard Lo Porte began his
finance coreer in 1851 and hos
been q loan office manager for
several years.
Bernie wos born and educoted in
New York Stote. He served with
the Army in the South Poetic
from 1912 TO 1916, ottoinine the
rote Of stoff sergeant. A fomiIy
man, he has two sons, Bernard
and E. Anthony. In addition to
being O member of the Prince
Georges County Junior Chamber
Of Commerce, Bernie, with his wife
Lucy, is very octiVe in Community
offoirs.
He assumes his new position os O
trained and experienced Budget
Counselor.
Evening star., 1960-09-21
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tonights top Shops prepietDed by TV Keys stat,
scripts in NeD York. Hollywood and elsewhere. Their
Dho attend rehearSal match screenings and andlyze
opinions are offered a guide to area UieOers.
Evening star., 1960-09-21

Decorate your walls and woodwork
with a satiny smooth finish that's
durable and tough. Easy TO clean...
available in a wide range Of coIors
to match PERFEX Flat.
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Atty. Charles r. Perkins
~ &. uaTren Avenue


STALL Or MlNIu1A.> an me CIR.
CIiI tOInl Ior inc JUINlI Or
N.Al.>E ~ CE.ANOEKi.
JIMMIE ALLISO.N, Plaintiff vs.
NiOi-.a ALLloON, Defendant,
NO. 60<-e4o
Al a session OF sa.u Court, held al
the Courthouse ia the City OF Detroit,
on TINS zvth day OF September, Al.
lyoC.
PRESENT. HONORABLE THEODORE
X BONN, Circuit Judge
In TINS cause IL appearing bA affi.
dasit on file that The defendant. Viola
AIison, cannot be served Dy process
issued out OF this Court, as she Is not
resident OF the State OF Michigan,
put resides Ia the CHS OF East Nn.ca.
90, county OF Lake and Stale OF Inai-
ana; and her address - 4SlO acL ook
street, East Chicago, Indiana.
ON MOTION or CHARLES r PER.
hiNS, Attorney for the Plalnutf.
jimmie Allison. III Is ORDERED mar
the defendant, Niola Alnson. appe,,r
and answer the Bill Of Complaint m
tnis cause within three IS, months
from the date of tins Order or IN,
SAID Bin VIII be taken a. Confessed
and that this Order be publisn.d a.
corning 10 law and q COPY thcreof
be served upon the dcfendsnt ~.
registered maui as required bV law
THEODORE X. BONN
Tp,-r ROM, Circuit Judge
EDGAR NJ BRANICIN. CLERK
oy H. l.. Schuman, Deputy Clerk
S-24-iO-l9-60
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AIT Victory
Bell Recovered

GREENSBORO, NC. - The Vic
tory bell which disappeared from
the a. & 1. College campus last
October by the hands of parties
unknown was returned safely last
week.
As surprise climax 10 a pep
rally at the regular Tuesday morn.
ms assembl y, the bell was
brought upon the stage by mem.
bers Of the Student Government
Someone yelled out in the audi
ence, That's our bell.v and bed.
lam broke out in the packed
Harrison Auditorium. Walter T.
Johnson. Jr., Greensboro. presi-
dent OF the Student Government
was speaking at the time and
upon It's presentation, he spoke
directly TO the football team. I'VE
hope that you will cause il TO
ring many times this season"
The bell was announced miss.
ing from the campus in the early
morning OF October 70, 1859, lust
two days prior 10 the football
game between the a. & 7. Aqqies
and nearby rivals, Winsion-ssIem
Teachers College.
While parties who removed il
from its newly constructed tow.
or, adjacent to the Bluford Ii.
brary, have never been exactly
identified, leading the list of
suspects were either. very avid
fans, students, or both. of the
nearby State Teachers College
The original suspicious were
further confirmed by new mark.
ing on the bell. Big red letters.
II Z. Rams on a white field
which are the college colors for
the Winston institution, had been
crudely painted on the outside
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Atty. tucson 3. Powell. sr.
l3oo Broadway


STATE or MIC HlGA> in the CIR
CUT COT RI Tor The COUNTY or
WAYNE ~ CHANCERY.
GLADYS CLEMENTS, Plaintiff vs.
GEORGE CLEMENTS. Defendant
NO eoz-7s3
ORDER or PUBLICATION
Al a session OF said Court held al
the Cts COUNT Bldg. In the City
OF Detroit. County of Wayne and
Ssaie Of Michigan. on the 23rd day
Ci september. AID 1850
PRESENT HONORABLE HORACE
n MORE Circuit Judge.
l. satisfactorily appearing by the
affidavit hereto attached that the
defendant. GEORGE CLEMENTS, Is
not q resident OF the state of Michi-
gan. bat j. a resident OF the City OF
Miami. 529 M 5th Avenue, Miami,
FLORIDA.
Ok MOTION or JlDSON 3. Po-
WELL. SR. Attorney for plaintiff;
II i ORDERED that the aforesaid
defendant, GkORGE CLEMENTS. enter
ms appearance m the above entitled
cause within three 81 months from
the date hereof or The said bill of
complaint, flied herein. viii be taken
a. confessed against him
OK LIKE MOTION. Ia Is ORDERED,
That true copy OF this order be
mated 10 tho defendant, by registered
mail. return receipt requested, and
that The same be published according
TO ia~ IN case said order be returned
undciisered bs Post office Depart
men,,
HORACE ". GILMORE
Circuit Judge
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SAF & WoIIlU f@NNV0N
STATE OF MICHIGAN in the Olm
CUT COURT for the COUNTY W
WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
No eo2.let
WILLIAM JORDAN, Plaintiff Vs.
LOIS JORDAN, Defendant,
At a session of said Court, held ~
the City-County Building IN the 1in
Of Detroit, on this 9Th day OF sep'e"
Der, AID, 1860. .o,
PRESENT: HONORABLE JOShfh
G. RASHID, Circuit Judge. M
In this cause IL appearing d, ar
davit on file that the defendant L''s
Jordan, cannot be served BY rio.ssss
issued out OF this Court. as she y ~
resident OF the state of Micni~Hi"
but resides In the City OF New i'n,
County of New York and STATE
New York, and resides at 1913 Mani'"s
tan Ave, Apt &C, New York 70 ~"
York. ,
ON MOTION OF CHARLES 4: PHI
klNS, Attorney for the plaintiff, W. ~
liam Jordan, IT IS ORDERED tha' Wy
defendant, Lois Jordan, appear ,,s
answer the Bill of Complaint ~ ~,
cause within three 81 months iod
the date of this Order, or thas "a
Gill will be takCn as cOniesscu 81 -.
that this Order be published aee~.nf
ing TO the law and a copy ene 80.
be served upon the defendant py 10
istcred mail as required BY law,
JOSEPH G. RAsniD
Circuit Jude
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR n. BRANICIN, Clerk
BY q. Borng, Deputy Clerk ,os,ao
9-i7--iV'z-~
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AIRY ~, Charles r. Perkins


s.aiE Or MICHIGAN Ia the CIR
ceii SOOkI Tor the COUNTY OF
"AlNE IN ChANC1kY.
JOhN RUSSELL BALE. JR.. Plaintiff
ant, ''' Dsienu'
No. to2-4s2
AZ session OF salu Court held a
.ne court House IN the Iity OF De.
'ioit, in sand county on the ian "a.
VI september, AID. 1850.
, rhLSENl hONOKAbi.E JOSEPH q
N'aSniD, tircult Judge.
~ satisfactorily Appearing nv arr.
uaNit on Tie tnat the SAID ocfendsrf,s
Ies'uehcc Is unknown ana A cannot
" aseeitained after dlngcnt search
ON MOtiON or CHAIR. rs r pfp.
49, attorney for Piaintin.
Al II ORDERED that the said do.
isnu"nt appear and answer the n,I,
~ complaint filed ln this cause ,.ith,,
ulce months from the date ~ a.
vIuSf or said Ban may be- taken 49,
Scon,esSeu against her and thai thls
cIueI DC published according Ia 10,
sno copy thereof mailed a. ~ 'a~
Tp'. az her last known address
nDcAk NJ. BRANICfN. cierk
Dy =. {. Gallagher, Deputy rlerk
JOSLPH G.. RASHTD
Circuit Judge
91f-l0-2o-oO
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sly. Ancn Bibb
i-es BIZ -dwsy
STATE or MI AlGAN Ia the CIR.
CUT COURT Tor the COUNTY OF
WAYNE Is CHANCERY.
No. 6ol.737
ORDER TO APPEAR
HELM EVANS. Plaintiff vs. ELLIS
EVANS, Defendant
~ session OF said Court held AZ
the CitS-C ounly Building. Git, of De.
troit, County OF Wayne, State OF
Michigan on this the 18th day Of
august. AID 1860.
PRESENT: HONORABLE EDWARD
:. HIGGINS, Cifcuit Judge
II appearing that the Defendant il
not resident of the State OF Mich.
gan, County OF Nayne or CT, OF
D-iio4l Dui resides al the State Of
~ ora.n IN the CITY cf Milwaukee;
~ - ORDERED that the Defendant
enlti ms appearance an tins cause on
or before tnree 81 months from the
date o. tins Order. or said Bill Of
Compliant med herein VIII be taken
a. confessed,
al II FURTHER ORDERED that a
evpJ OF tnis Order be sent 10 The
sad Defendant, Kills Evans. by reg.
is'esed mail. 81 1888 No. 3rd Street.
AFt- ., Milwaukee, Wisconsin. his asf
known address, and II not received
personally by said Defendant al least
twenty 20 da>s before the time pre-.
ser'Ded Tor appearance, that this Or
DER Dc published as required by law.
EDWARD 5 PIGGINS
Circuit Court Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR VI BRANIGIN Clerk
by A. L. Schuman, DEPUTY Clerk
9-l7-lO.22.6 go
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Court News


A million dollar libel suit was
filed in Federal Court last week
By William Ware, Rosa Oak Town
ship police chief against Time
Inc.
Ware charged that an article
n Time Magazine last Sept 5
about ROYAL Oak Township ac.
cused him falsely OF misusing
Christmas funds for under priv.
legged children
Chief Ware declared that he
has never been guilty Of such an
act during his Is years in office
he declared. Il have fulfilled my
duties with integrity "
Ware said his wife. a licensed
real estate sslewoman. also suf-
fered humiliation and mental
anguish
A Chicago man mas been ideniI-
fled by Detroit police as one OF
, men hired By Detroit couple
last spring TO aSSassinate a fed
eral narcotics inf0rmer here
The Intended victim. Arthur
LLOYD IS. Of 1905 Fifteenth. criti-
es!ly wounded May % when he
was sho, IN the back, but re-
The Chicago suspect is Theorus
r Bankhead. "a. who was ar
rested on a warrant after Sgt
Da>e Harris and Detective John
Zimmerman. OF the homicide bur.
eau. received q tip that Bankhead
Uas involved in the Lloyd shoot
ing
The officers said Lloyd identi.
fed Bankhead picture They
also stated that Bankhcsd Is fight
.nc eNtradiiion TO Michigan
81 Harris said the gunner
1ere hired b. Frank Sasser and
nis wsie. Mrs Loretta Sasser
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Heroes

CONTINUED from Page 81
Baptist and heads Up the Soeie'y's
rvmnsse sale twice . year. Under
the leadership OF Mrs. Pvrifoy
the rummaee sale is not an or
dirsry one. Proceeds from il
every year represent substantial
addition 70 the chvrch's building
fund.
She has gwen many items Of
cqulpM ~ 20 Christ + apt .
Caurch s.ntc H. organization
When the curtains need washing.
or whatever she discovers needs
70 be done az the church Neither
Purifoy gets busy. No matter how
mental the task she will under
take 10 do IL. She tithes each
Sunday. She gives ten and often
twelve dollars 70 the building
fund once q month In addition
She contributes 10 all Of the
o'ncr spccial programs OF the
church lllr totA gifts to the
church would easily average over
thirty dollars per month
Eighteen wears ago she pur-
chased L SAVING Bonds for the
lhrce.yeor-old daughter Of fos-
Ter son She had reared Today
the bond, have matured and the
thrce-vear old girl. now twenty
one. Is S7O0 90 richer because Of
Mother PurllOy
X Is with q sense of immense
pride that wc play homage 70
Mrs Nclllc Purify who at 70
is not satisfied 10 look upon the
laurel, 81 past achievement but
whose hands continue TO find
new horizons of service.
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STATE or MICHIGAN
THF PROBATE COURT for the
COll<Tl or WAYNE

COUNTY or WAYNE
Nc. spo-5oS
\, ,he Matter 81 the Estate OF
GARRETT x HARRIS, Deceased.
Notice Il hereby given ihsi al
cred.fors Of said decreased arr ic
CURED TO present their claims. ~
!. rtstnx and under oath. 10 said touf,
~ thc Probate office IN the cts OF
Detroit. n said County. and 70 stfse
: cop, thereof upon MILDRED a.
MORRISON. Administrators Of saiu
eststr al .515 Bcals. Detroit. Michigan
on 81 before lhe lttn da> Of deem
ber. A D. 1851. and that soch Claims
Ali a. heard bt said court, oefore
Jude Ia & kaufman IN Court Room
No. Ill. Cts County building IN IN.
els Of Detroit, ia sHiu county, on
ne l4.h day u December \. ID. 100,
Al - o'liock in the afternoon
Dated October 3, 1860.
IRA c. KAUFMAN,
Judge Of Probalt
Go hereby cert.n that ! have com
Dsrcd the forceo.ng cop, with the
-r.einai r,cord the rect and have found
tEt same a. b. . correct Transcript
Vi such original record
Dated CctlO.f 3. 1870.
ALIEN r. EDISON.
Dcpu;y Probate Register
Published IA DETROIT TRIBUNE
onc1 each week for three weeks sue
ccsSsei>. within taif., days from the
l0-S--l0-22-6o
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Attys. w. IA. Graves. c. W. Haywood
"a Aark Ave

Attys. w. IA. Graves. c. w. Haywood
e. Mack Ave.
STATE OF MICHIGAN In tlr tAr
CUT COURT for the COZ Nh Ot
WAYNE ~ CHANCERI.
EVELYN GOODSON Plaintlii ".
JESSE COODSON. Defendant
No. 6ol.li4
ORDER or PUBLICATION
Al 4 session Of said Court Asi ~
the Court House IN the CltN 81 ne.io.l'
County OF Wayne and State 81 AlgI'
gan, on the 22nd day OF Angus lfpl'
PRESENT: HON EDWARD ;. fl"'
GINS. Circuit Judge.
IL appearing from Affidavit rn TIC
that the defendant. Jesse Good %. -
conceaiing himself and thcrcbs viu'
INK service of summons, ana iAti his
last known address Vas 2l6o iie.eh
Street. Detroit. Michigan:
1T Is ORDERED that the dct,nl"H'
enter his appearance In TINS ,t"s1
within three ~ months from ias ds'e
Of this Order or SAID Bill Will 5e ieksa
as confessed; that copy ~ tAs
Order be mailed TO the deitnaani
his last known address bs ls--iefta
mail with a demand for a rttain ~
ccipt or that copy of this Ofd.i oe
published as required by law
EDWARD 5. PlDelNS
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
Atty. Jesse G. Williams
1903 Broadway. Suite zoo
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
County of wayne.
SIS. 47S,472
AZ a session OF the Probate Oo1'
EDGAR NJ BRANIGIN, Clerk
BY ii. L. Schuman, Deputy Clcik ga
9-l7-i0.2loO
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NOTICES
AIRY. chss. z. Fonviile
i,oo oroso~sy. Suite ace
STATE or MICHIGAN
County OF Wayne
-. 41o, 43o

ATTY Ch8x. =. F00vIi<
i,os orosdwsy. Suite ace
STATE or MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF Wayne
s.. <So.s3e
Al a session Of the Probate Court
for aid County OF Watnc, held al
me Probate Court Room m the city
OF Detroit. on the Twenty -sescnth day
Of September, IN the year one thous-
and nlne hundred and siNi3.
Present iRA G. KAUFMAN. Judge
o. Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
MONTANA Satin. Deceased.
An instrument in writing purport-
inr 10 be the last will and tt,tament
of aid deceased having been delise red
into this Court for probate:
N Is ordered. That the Twenty -i4ftn
da> 0i October, next al ten CLOCK
in the forenoon ~ said Court Room
be appointed for proving said instiu-
mens-
And II is further Ordered. That a
copy of thls order be published once
an each week for three weeks consccu'
l.selS previous TO said TIME OF hear
IN. IN the DETROIT TRIBUNE, q
~ - spapcf printed and circulated IN
said Count, OF Wayne.
IRA G. KAUFMAN,
Judge Oh Probate
do hereby certify that | have
compared the foregoing copy with
the Original record thereof and have
found the same TO be a correct tran
script OF such original record.
Dated September ~, 1850
CECIL A. BERNARD,
Deputy Probate Register
i0-22-6c
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IVY. =. AtcfoV SIf1rsnx
5s5 crsfiof escnv.
STATE or MICHIGAN In 49,. -.
1tir COURT fcI the col MY az
WAYNE IN CHANCERf. VI
WILLIAM iOtLtS, Piain.tlf
MANY fnANSss toeLts. Delendsnl
A. session VI raid Court h.,d
the Cts -loaniy Bids. for ihe ak Y
DeiFelt, Nasne kountl, NltAl.an y
TINS l5lh dap OF Septcnb m 4 N ~. "a
ORDER FOR PUBL ,cAr,o.' 80.
AND APPEAR a..
p -s--AT liONOR.ADlf l1.s..,,,
RASiiiL Gt Judge.
II appc1 by affida4t q. ~,
his c4us at iA1 Ctf1Ai.t
Frances 7 ...ss reside o4t. -v
State OF nrau, 10 Nit 81
square, D. rltogd. tonu.C es
lI IS Il .iEBY ORDERED t..,
THIS caus- on or bliar. l. a
defendant enter her APIECE.
months fr1m The d.tc on III ~,
Or pla.n,iffs B.l oil Com Ii.
Do taken as cclfcSscd b. "a d.f.n1
ant. ''''
~ Is FURTHER ONDEa.n ~,
cops Of this order shall b. man,
served upon said dticndaa .t 80
twenty 20 dA3s Dt tore tne ,r,'
time for ner appearance. oi .n.t ~
order be published IN ihc Dr.,
1r-Oune, d new spaper printed ~
circulated IN said count, oa., ee
week for siN g. consecut.A. 49,
before the date for said a1ae,f'n.a
and copy Of this order BE- rsl.,s -
said defendant "a her last kho..n n.y.,
office address by registered E.l eas
a return receipt demanded t,fcf.,~
AZ least twenty dos before ~ az
for said appearance.
JOSEPH G RASun
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ BR.ANlGIN. Clt.e
By L. G. Gallagher, DEPUTY C4Dik
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