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VI NiN niSAN, N nc Nih
IlII tOlkT Tor the lOINlY VI
MAJ M IN CHANCERY.
NO o,s.yS.
ORDER To APPEAR
MAkS.AnEl CHRISTIAN Plan
tiii' -. MAJOR CHRISTIAN Deiea
dam
a, a session OF the above entitled
Court, he.d al the Iiis-C cunt, Buld
ing, IN the City OF Detroit. Oounn
OF Wayne, and State OF Michigan
.nis 10th day OF February, A. D.
PRESENT. HONORABLE GEORGE
T. bON LIS, Circuit Judge
AZ appearing by affidavit hereto al
tsencd, that the defendant j. not
resident. OF Michigan, Dul taat hs
last last known place OF residence Was at
ooo hendrie street, Detroit. Michigan
ihst efforts to MAKE personal seF
vice upon the defendant al above
named address have been failure
Shu. TURNER, ths. a retrrn sAo~Ins
.n ot personal sertlct ha, Derh
iiled In this Court;
oh motion OF " llism 7 Patrick
SI., Attorney for Pla.niifi. III y
HEREBY ORDERED, thai tne defend
al. enter has appearance, ei,nef ID
person, or by Atsorney. ws.ht.n three
noh'hs from date OF TINS order 70
appear, or the Bill OF Complaint
heretofore filed against hlm Viii be
taken as confessed.
~ Is FlRInEn ORDERED. that
ssue copy of this Order 10 Appear,
oc SEM 20 the last known address o.
.ne defendant. oy registered NAL,
return receipt requested. and that .
Hue copy OF said order to Appear De
Puonsheo according to la~
GEURCE r BOWLS
a True Copy
IusaI IA. Dranigin, Clerk
% *. {. Gallagher
2.27-4.26
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Atty. Charles Perkins
SD Ea<t MARIAN

~&f Go1I W8TFGU
c,s,iAlE Or MiS diCAN IN the ein In
WAiNE IN cHANcERy.
No. Sss-oXs
EtNICE CRsEN. r.aintiff. vs.. Al
LEN GREEN, Defendant,
~ SESSION OF tns said eou1s
the CITY OF Detroit ON the 23rd day
OF February, A. d.. 1860.
=. fkkSkNl: hONOh,SLE GEOkof
l.. BOWLES, Circuit Judge.
IA tnis Cause II appearing by s'.r
as,it on flic that the defendant, AZ
zen 1recn, cannot be served Dy piv
cess Issued out OF this Court. as n'
IS not a resident OF the state OF Misr
ikan, but resides i'm the CITY OF 1ns
s,aso. County of COOK and STATE y
hiinois, ana rcsides al cola ken"o0'
enicsgo, Illinois. r,
On MOTION OF CHARLES X. ftn
niNS, Attorney Tor the plsinsifi, ~ ~
n'ec Green, if Is ORDERED tha' ''d "a
defendant. Allen Green. appear .n'. sns
answer the Bill OF Compliant ~ w., W.,
cause within three 90 months iIo'ds
we date of this Order. or ina. "a "a
biil Will be taken as confessed ',S ~
that this Order be published aeeo's,
ing 10 the law and a copy tne',S.
DC served upon the defendant py p"
sistered mail as required BY iswi IS
GEORGE y. bow'dse
Circuit Juos'
a Truo Copy
EDGAR N. BRANICIN. Clerk
BY A. Hargreaves. Deputy cisk -
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Atsy. esIph ". Mile,
y113S oeQviodvo
STATE OF MICHIGAN In tAs a.
ctiiT COURT for the COUNTY 'm
WAYNE IN CHANCERY. "
Ne. S9S-Io<
oQooo or PUBLICATION
WASHINGTON BRfTTON. pl.,,..
"a EUNICE BRITToS, Dsfend.n.ai
Al q session Of said court hslS i.
the County Courthouse In the
Of Detroit, Wayne County. Mlch,..yl
this 10th day Of March l4oO A ~
PRESENT HONORABLE JOSrpu.
SULLIVAN, Circuit judge
In this cause II appear M fro,. :.
f,ds,t attached that the drl.na'',
EU<fCE BniTTO> Is not res'Ssa, ''s'm
OF or dom led In the cll, OF De,,e..
resides al III Ehodges Avenue ~ ~
WAYNE County, Michigan bui shsl =.
cago. illlE4s.
on mo..on Of Ralph " Miller ,...
ney for the plaintiff WASHFNcros
BRlTTO< IT Is ORDERED ihs, 'vs ,s'
defendant EuNiCE BRlTTON snos''
or answer In the above entitled csns.
on or before three months from ~.
date hereof or that said bill ma, ~ y
taken a. confessed,
III Is FURTHER ORDERED ihs, !,
copy OF this order shall be- sen, \
registered mail 10 the dcfendsni, lsy
known address 6oii Rhodes Ave az
cago. Illinois, and in case no re,nr.
receipt signed by the defendant =
received that this order shall be dn's
published as required by law
JOSEPH A SULLIVAN
- Circuit Judge
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN. CLERK
b. n. l.. Schuman, Deputs Clerk
~ s.lla
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49,. William ' pssrsek
~, ers''s' Ave-
ossssss. AAsshsssn
SrArf or MICHIGAN. N ne w ~
ct'rI COURT for the COUNTY W
WAYNE In CHA>Ckki'
FRANK RIVERS. Plaintiff. ss ANN
LOUISE RIVERS. defendant.
A, <e<<.on Of the above entileo
Court held In the County .bund'ns;;
,n the Cit, OF Detroit. toenr "
Assv' chsssss 4. Perxsns
s1y r. Warren Avenue
WAYNE. and Stsse Of Michigan, TINS
es-h dxs Of March. A-D.. iy1o
PRtSEST. HONORABLE kDWAhD
: PlCCl>S. ClrclI, Judge.
II .puear.nx D, Afndxvi, hereto a.
.zeneS tns, The defendant. Anna Lou
- Johnsor. i not q reSden, OF Mich.
gar. but that her last known place OF
rrsiesncc< VAS ir the Cts OF Loln
Nile. state of ken,uekS, a; No e@
or mo.ion Of WILLIAM T. PA.
TRICK. SR. Attorney for p.airtAf'
m Il HEREByORDERED that the
defendant. Anna Louise kisefs, entsi
her appearance IN frss cause, either
IN person Or ~ Attorney, within
ihree } months from date hereof
OF The Bill of Complaint heretofore
filed against hsE ALL be taken b. de-
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED. ths, .
srae cop, 81 this Orcey &c Appear oe
mailed Il the def, ndzni. Anna Louise
Rivers a; her izss known address, b,
registered mai. return receipt re
guessed sac ..has true copy Of ssis
order 10 Appczr De published in .
ne~ per IN and for the County OF
Wsyne. Stale Of Nich-gzn. according
20 lzw
: True Copy
EDGAR ". BRASsCAN CLERK
b. y Creenoerg Deputy Clerk
EDN ARD ; PlCCI>S.
Circuit Judge
-1-S7-e>
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svA gF ylcHirsN ir lie CIR.
III EDta- tos ne COUNTY or
+. Nm. r. CHAN Epy
ss s's-,sz
-. se:s.t- &. >s-1 Co-r;. Ac.c a.
t- tstt-- -1rts 8--crg IN .1e Cit,
c- .re 80 d. 81 March.
FtN>iz ri o>oN PAr.ssf. vs.
HfrD ElD>aN Defendant,
?Hr>ENT .'or RE joSEPH c
II ,-s .se ~ eppesrng oy sf
-l-s 'ra, t1e defendant.
e-ar1 H-c>c-. cs-1r. * - ~ &C .
rtts. ;s.~ec OF of ir.s Corr a.
.e y lo. res.cer. az ire s.x,e %
,. .Sa1 D.. resides - ire C.t. cf
iaen C3l0.s ot B.oos and State OF
yeO+s.4 ana resides al COZ Flanders
street Ma On. Georgia
On MOTION or CHARLES r. PER.
s.iN ; attorney for the Plaintiff. TT
i ORDERED ina; the defendant;
n-t A-l,pr appear and answer
Pc. % rr r.a4r. IN tnls cN.e
40. ';4r.e nscn.h> from me
ass g. 'Es order or ih4t said Bill
c1.t.alr; N-l bc taken Is cor.
t,-tc eva ,ra. ;t.s Osde. be Pao.
.,atc atofc.1z 80 .an src cops
tttr,f ~ str,cc Upon tae defendant
ssz's;v.ec marr as required b.
JOSEPH G RAsHlD
I'm. c!re-H J-dse
-yt AZ y EHAN.CIN. Clerk
q Da-.ss..-T. Dtp4.l Gers
3i2 -i-is-6o
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IA G kAlFMAN
AIRY James O. lee
6cr & Acs-s Ave

STATE or MIC Hlc ~ ~ -HE
ClkClN FoR IiE COL NTl or
"Al>E n H-sNERl
Ne sss-.s4
CLEVELAND WILLS IL P.4in,.fs
" MARY JlSTI>A wills Defend.
Ant,
Al SESSION Of sad Cou-1 held al
ne lc1ci House u the Cis. q Re,
rc.: IN Sslc Count, on the 18Th da>
of Fehr1xry A. D. $50
PRESENT. TIE HON. GEORGE Z.
bONLES, Circuit Judge
IN tins cause. II Appearing 10 .he
court by affidavit hereto attached
tnst chancery summons for the ap-
pear2nce ot the defendant has been
issued out and under The seal OF this
courf, and that the same could not
oe served on or beiorc the return
csy iaereof, fer The reason that lid
oefeadant, beng a resident OF the
Sits OF Detroit, Count Of WAYNE
sno state Michigan, vas concealed
,nerein, and sslc chancers summons
mas oeen returned with The cer.tf..
cste thereon endorsed. showing thst
Ai'ef dliigent search and .nqu.r,
sa'a defendant could not be served
-'~- e"@t cAoN " cQQICtt. -DU1 PIN.
gree Avenue, Apt. sos. Detroit
n4enigan, on or before the return
day thereof
therefore, on motion OF James ID
Lee, Attorney for The Plaintiff
1T IS ORDERED that the defend.
ant, Mary Justina walls. cause her
appearance 10 be entered In th,s
cause, within three months from tne
cate OF this order, and IN case 81
ner appearance, she cause her an
s~er 10 the plaintiffs oil OF corn.
Plant 10 be flied, and capy IN. reo,
70 De served on the attorney for IN.
pi@intlff, within 20 days after .er,
zee OF copy OF said OIL and more.
oi tnis order, and that in defs,,i,
sneIeoi, the said bill be take ~
Sorr sec oy the sad defendant
~ Is FlKThER ORDEREp ~
copy OF thls order be pub 'n~c ma
.n any newspaper, published ana
su.ains 49, IN the county OF MavnS
ana served, according 10 Law ~
SLOhGE L. BOWLES
A TRtrr copX, Circuit Judge
d IDos.n NJ BRANICIN. Clerk
~ "a. Ienumann, Deputy Clerk
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Atty. Char. q. Perkins


81 e. warren Asenoe
STATE or MICHIGAN n Ire CIR.
CHI COURT sor ne COUNTY OF
WAYNE N CHASCERY-
Ne. ssAi1s
FRANK LEWIS. t- P.x.r-ift vs.
JOHNNIE NAE LEWIS. Defendant.
TIE C.'s Count, B-lc.-T II The CT,
o. pe;Foi, or this 1-.s cay Q. Jan
usr, A D.. 80
Pre- ser,. HONORABLE HORACE "
GILMORE. Circ1i; Judge
liz irss cause ]. appearing oy sffl
c2ti; OF fLe ;tst- the dese-czrt
Johnnie Mae Levls. cs-no. ce s<r-ec
- process .sslec OF; of ihis Court
a. sc = not resicer, q the STATE
- Michigan, bit resides IL the CRY
81 Cincinnati, County cf Haulre,
src STATE of Ohio, and RESIDES q.
.le~< Centennial Cincinnati II. Ohio
On NOTION OF CHARLES z PER.
hlN>. Attorney fer ire platrrifs
Frank Lewis ]- II Is ORDERED
ifsi tne defendant, Jotrrie Nae
LeAis appear and xnsxer tie Bll
Q: lcz plan, IN tkAs cause vita,
..-Tee months from The czte a.
trls O-ae-. CT TIA: said B.i Nil b<
-zken ss confessed and ira. ,n.s o.
de- BE published according 10 ~.
-a~ arc = copy ;rercof ce ~-ec
-For ine 1---cs-s o. registered
-'s.- as ..C - az
E42.-E w GILMORE
- 80 Circus. Judge
EDGAR Y BRANicrS. c.erk
= = cs-asnts Depr., c.esk
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STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the ClR
CUT COURT for the COUNTY q,
NAY>E IN CHA>CERy.
No. ssS-ok7
ORDER or PUBLICATION :.
SOUTCHERS DAVIS. Plaintiff T.
JEFFERSON DAVIS. Defendant.
AT session OF said court nelt !,
the County Courthouse IN the cl,y a
Detroit Wayne County Michigan thb
18th day OF March, 1860 A D..
PRESENT HONORABLE: JOSEPH
SULLIVAN. Circuit Judge.
In this Cause II appearing from a.
fda,lt attached that the Defendsr,
JEFFERSON DAVIS Is not resicer,
OF or domiclled In the cits oi De,ron
Name County. Michigan ou, that \.
resides al s3s East slst Street, CHI
cago, Illinois,
On motion Of Ralph " NA.es alto,
ne, for the plaintiff sOJTCH HERS
DAVIS. 1T Is ORDERED that tie de-
fendant JEFFERSON DAVIS appeal
OF answer In the above emitted cause
on or before three 3 months from
the date hereof or that said OIL MAJ
ce taken as confessed
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED nereh,
that a copy OF this order s.sl! b
sent by registered mai. 10 ine ct
ferdznt's last known address iss Esa
s,st Street. Chicago, Illinois and Il
case no return receipt signec b) ,as
defendant is received That in.s ords,
shall, be duly published a. scqllres
., law.
JOSEPH a SULLIVAN
Clrcli. Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR VI. BRANIGIN. CLERK
b. H. L. Schuman, DEPUTY C.crk
- Slis
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Atty. Cornell Smith
lSos Broadway. Suite 3o1
No. Sq3-to6

All VI MICHIGAN, in the Cir.
S~t our for the COUNTY or
WAYNE In Chancery.
No. ss3-4os
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
BAkBARA DOLORES ROBINSON
g1SsshAii. vs. WILLIE GENE ROBIN.
son, Defendant
ne City County Building. in the CITY
~ Detroit, County Of Wayne and
State of Michigan, on this lith dsv
OF January, A.D., 1850
PRESENT: Honorable JOSEPH G.
kASHiD. Circuit Judge.
~ appearing that the defendant is
resident Of this state, and that pro
cess ior ms appearance has been duly
issued and the same could not he
sersed b, reason OF his absence from
OF conceslment within the state. and
- reason u his continued absence
from his place OF residence.
1T IS ORDERED that the defendant
enter MS appearance In this cause
on or before three 81 months from
the. date Of this order or said bill
IT IS fURTHFR cnieq oRpTRHp ,h., .
,opy Of tnis order be sent ty regis
tered mall 70 said defendant a. t52s
MCCLELLAN. Detroit. Michigan, his last
krc1n address. and N not received
personally b. said defendant at least
twenty % days before the time pre-.
scribed for appearance, that this or.
der be published as required BY
JOSEPH c. RAsHD
Circuit Judge
! a True Copy
EDGAR ". BRANIcAN. Clerk
/. IS I'd >eumann
Deputy Clark
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LARGE ROOMS

-Four our. Bedrooms. s55 Atkinson.
lar large ,; yard, gas heat, fine condi.
preciate. " dp'
s,','oo Modest down psym.c,
,,.1.n balance IN like rent on land con.
tracts. Call owner Liberty s.s4s7 ACT
Course. TIE. l-46l7.
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nny: Charles E. Fondvi,,.
~ erosdway, SUITE 2oA.an1

x-.~'S. S'estC3 g. Fondyilla
'soe Broadway. Suite 7ox.,o,
STATE or MIChICAN ~ " ,,
MI COURT for the COUNTY IN, ns,
"AiNE IN CHANCERY. VI
o... Nc. ss,.7ss
RACsiu,15k FOR APPEARANCE
~ nASnEL DOLAN. PIs,r,,ss
NJ ssELL II DoLAN. Defendan, vs..
session OF said court hn,, a.
~ nS.y.Sounty Building, in the IN IN
STATE sso's; county Of Wa,ne ,S anS
OF Jsnu.r rN'enIsan, on this llth daS
Present: HONORABLE ,osr,
Hn,SnlD, Circuit Judge. h L.
appearing that the def..a
Issioent OF this state s,s Is
al ior MS appearance hss 1 ssa1
issued and the same cr,.I "ccn
49, served by reason OF his ,u . not
s,s,n oI eoneealmcnt wifh,r nee
ah's, sna oy reason Of his con,,,, .ns
T IS in9m np ms place OF residcn"eu'
an, en,. 1"SEhED that the detrnd
cause or ms appearance In ,h,s
riUn a,s inc date OF this order months
Ir ~n DC taken as consess,',, ssio
col M - FURTHER ORpERTTns
lcrsd ms order be sent bv ro,.,'
: nsaiI 10 SAID defendant ., sss enc
%, a''nan street, Detroit ~
not .1s .ss. known address ana rIi,l. y.
eona .eselted personally hv ehu II
as sore ny Al least twenty 20, Ssx Ss,u ae'
snre 'nS ume Prescribed for ys snn De
as reo,,,r .n~s ms order be pubIisna,, bIirSsI,
JOSEPH C. RAsHrD
True Copy .rcuis Judge
ax asv'1h AZ N BRANICIN. ClerL
menawie, Deputy cioxA
2-e-3.i2-6O
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~ sS4i3s
CRCE To fppc AZ

=
DL%N BLI-L-. P4a.nt.:f NJ. HATTIE
>--.-.-. 1t4trcsEt
~ -t-->1 q me sbo.e crt.i.c
-t- ~ ilt C0urfA -B.l.e ~
'N tA- C.s ~ Detror. Ccrlnf, ~
-t, a-- safe u N.chirsr t.ls
-s.a cal q. fL14-ar. a D fcso
Fnf->t-Ni HO,JrABLE CEORCr
~" Its. -.rtl4t Judge
q. erEcl. gt Aft.r-..t ke~..<.
s..etieo. t.-si t1e defendant Hsttie
l,ri- = ~. s1s.cent of Micn,gsn
.-ot Itl eos. E1o4n plsce az rr<.'
-t-ee ~as q .o zts7 Tuxedo s,rees
Ds.4oi- "a5ll- Lo1n.,. Ntchipsn-
Ho..cl u WILLIAM + PAT.
H4lh ch.. A.lornct for ulstn.-fe
~ - hLhLB1 ORDERED tnsf ,hs
-eiencant. Hattie BeA. enter ber -
ptef~nce ~ ine cause. tifbtr In 80.
~" ~ - Attorney. within three u,
-','nins from Gate hereof. or lie Rlii
- complaint heretofore fled arsInes
AL D. taken b. default.
II = Further ORDERLY a.. +.
~, COPY OF tnis order 10 AuDesr n.
HlaAeo % the defendant. Hait'r ,.eil
~ iast knO4 audrr... ~. ,..r'
-'el MAJ, I-l1rl RECEIPT r.o.,~,,e1
tAei tT4e cOps Of ssid Orosr ,o
appear - pubsssntd In a neN - a. :
u and Tor tbs count, Of 49,
state oi Michigan, according 10 a.
GEORGE T.. BOHLr.s
, rrr-r ros. Circuit Judge
LDCAk n. BHANICiN. Clerk
- T. Runner. Dcpuiy Clerk
1ll--s-iC-f,
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FOR eEkr-FLArs

MONROE. near 81. Aubln; )
rooms. lower. Good trsnspor
tsLon VIII arrange for deco
rsf.cn
Call 10. 7-7370. Mornings or
Nights
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WOMEN sew mend. ready cut
wrsp around aprons. home
". prott SO 10 on dozen
Spare tine profitable venture
opportunity Get ready 10 sew
for Cnris,s~zs business Write
ACCURATE co
Frcepcrf. New York
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WANTED

SALESMAN for aluminium storm
windows. doors and awnings
TW 2-6450.
UDrman w. Smith. Owner.
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sTATE or Mo nc ~ y -HE
CIRCUIT FoR IFsE Not MY or
wAl>E ~ CH4sCERA
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svp States z.o,o oo-h
ss:,' nsii e set e;a s.ss,
q rs -, - = !, 500 ne
I'll, = .ss -s.s' ties CT re
U-;s1 States sAs's trey sll
,s 's.t- IS ps's,rsl g sss' IS
q tie 80 IS ;aissi = z.
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STATE VI MICHIGAN, in the Cir.
Se!t Souri for the COUNTY OF
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49, ~ v ksoss
1iei Graz g sssnoe

sTt-r ~ VIZ Hi1 tN
f.~ rslF- ter .re N-lrlf ~
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Atty. Ralph w. Miller
1l739 oeovindre

STATE or MICHIGAN in the cls
CUT COURT for the COUNTY q,
MAY>E IN CHA>CERy.
NJ go<-ak7
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e'p"s's'"' $500 ~'--- ~--- 1890 ----
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STATE or MICHIGAN. THE PRO
BATE COURT for the COUNTY 0F
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81, Az ~. Nm. = ps'rs4 sr.

STATE u x,7.sif-s S'e Z"
is-s w ~ CHANG ERY
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Atty. VIM. 7. Patrick, S.
vi Crafiot Avenue. SUITE 7o1

STATE or MICHIGAN. N ihc liR
IlII COURT Tor the lOlNll 0s
MAJ \L IN CHANCERY
Evening star., 1960-06-25
Portable Scales
Trup 3 Trucks
With OverIouds

Police gave tickets today to
three Maryland truck drivers
whose loads were found to be
overweight when tested on
portable scales.
The scales were set UP at
Virginia avenue and Twenty
fourth streets NV. Half of the
trucks tested during the morn
ing were found to exceed the
allowable gross weight of l9 to
80 tons, depending on the type
OF axelS and their distance
apart.
This is the sixth time Dis
trict police have called for the
portable scales, operated by the
Highway Department, under
the 2-month-old plan to test
trucks on the spot.
The truck drivers were not
altogether pleased with the
o U t C m e, one commenting {:
You can't carry nothing ac-
cording to these regulations"
They had to wait on the
scene until their companies dis
patched other trucks to carry
away parts of the loads.
Evening star., 1960-06-25


plane incident had not come
just before the Paris meeting.
The statement was timed to
precede release tonight of a
62-page report on the U-2 in
cident by the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee. Senator
Wiley is senior Republican
member of the committee
which conducted a four-day,
closed-door investigation of the
U-2 affair. He said he would
have something to say later
on the committee report.
Committee Chairman Full
bright. Democrat of Arkansas,
has said the 10 pages of conclu-
sionS are soft and tender"
with the administration. Sena-
tor Wiley and Senator Lausche,
Democrats of Ohio, abstained
from voting when the commit
tee approved the report Thurs
day l4-1. Senator Capeheart,,
Republican of Indiana, opposed
issuing of any report at all.
Much of Senator Wiley's fire
appeared directed at a Senate
speech Thursday by Senator
Evening star., 1960-06-25

critically the subsequent events
would have come, instead, an
avalanche Of virulent abuse
both at home and abroad.
In summary. and as I sought
repeatedly to emphasize to the
committee" Mr.. Herter said,
"it was an important and a
necessary trip; it was blocked
by violent methods which, feed
ing upon themselves, ultimately
reached unmanageahle proper
tionS; the disturbances were a
Communist tactic; and, finally,
until the japanese government
withdrew its invitation, the
President was determined to
CO."
At his news conference, Mr..
Herter took a moderately op-
timistic view of the Nations
foreign affairs. He said Amer
ica's alliances seem stronger
than ever despite the U-2 spy
plane incident.
The question of Mr.. Khru-
shchev's suggestions on the
United States presidential elec-
tion came up when a newSman
asked whether it made any
difference to the Communists
which party wins in November.
Mr., Khrushchev, who has
been making a big point of not
dealing with Mr.. Eisenhower
any longer. has been advising
United States voters to pick
someone whom the Kremlin
can do business with. The
Soviet leader hasn't backed
any particular candidate but
has made especially plain his
dislike of Vice President Nixon,
the prospective Republican
nominee.
Mr.. Herter said Mr.. Khru-
shchev's suggestion comes to
about as close as interference
in the internal affairs of a
country as anything I could
describe"
Evening star., 1960-06-25

Mansfield, Democrat of Mon
tana, a committee member and
assistant Senate majority lead
er. Senator Mansfield charged
that timing of the ill-fated
flight was left in the hands of
obscure bureaucratS.
Senator Wiley questioned
whether Congressman should
"arrogate to themselves the
'pedistal-type' position of at
tempting to dictate internal
policy for the administration. "
Particularly" he said, "it
does not fall within the juris-
diction of members of the For
eign Relations Committee"
1--WE recognize, of course, that
this is a political year." he
added. Unfortunately, some
criticism-perhaps for political
purposes-may be utilizing the
U-2 incident and the Paris de-
bacle. to cast unfavorable re-
Elections upon the administra-
ton"
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IIle MOUSE Agriculture COM
mittee that experts predict
Cuba's sugar production will
drop at least l million tons
soon. Mr.. Herter added that
this is a good time to diversity
United States sugar supply
sources, The committee has
been considering giving Presi-
dent Eisenhower authority to
cut Cuba'S quota of the United
States market.
Mr.. Castro said he would be
willing to surrender Cuba's
share of the sugar market in
the United States if his coun-
try'S production in 1861 drops
a million tons-provided the
Cuban quota is increased by a
million tons if production in
creaSeS that much.
Lower Price Hinted
I'VE can sell sugar to the
United States at a cheaper
price if they want it," the
Prime Minister said. I'VE can
contribute to the lowering of
the American cost of living"
The United States is stiK
buying about 312 million tons
Of sugar from Cuba. more than
half the Cuban crop, and to
protect United States producers
is paying a premium of about 2
cents above the world market
price. Since Mr.. CaStro's in
creaSing restrictions on Ameri-
can investors in Cuba, there
has been growing sentiment in
the United States Congress for
a cut in the sugar quota al
lotted Cuba and an increase in
purchases from other producers
whose governments are more
friendly to the United States.
Mr.. Castro also reiterated a
threat that American invest
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erals. Depletion is allowed as
a tax deduction, but there have
it should be calculated on the
value OF materials Just as they
are taken from the ground, or
at some further stage in manu-
facture.
AS result of court decisions,
there were estimates the
Treasury might lose $50 mil
lion Immediately and ulti-
mately as much as 5000 million
a year if producers were al
been questions as to whether
lowed to figure depletion on the
basis of fully manufactured
products.
The compromise section
specifics that such finished
products shall not provide the
value basis and spells out how
mucn preliminary processing
may be included.
Sponsors of the dividend al
lowance repeal estimated it
would have increased revenues
by $3.50 million annually.
The tightening of the busi-
ness expense rule was estimated
to have been worth $3.50 mil
lion.
There seemed no chance the
Rules Committee might be by
passed on the school aid bill.
1t has already been consigned
to the ash can by the COM
mittee and only the committee
can get it out. At least one
OF the four Republicans on the
committee presumably must be
a party to such a move.
Democrats are hoping Mr..
Nixon'S desire to avoid having
Republicans blamed for killing
the bill will provide the needed
vote.