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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28


You are the Drake quarter
back against Bradley. Lead
ing 80 in the first quarter, you
have the ball on your own Is,
10 yards from your right side
line. You expect Bradley to
be over-shifted away from the
sideline. If you have fast half
backs and a good right end,
what is your call:
l. PitchOut around left end?
2. Reverse around left end?
3. PitchOut around right end?
4. Reverse around right end?
ANSWER on Page Alb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON THRADIO
TeIevision
TODAY
Football

FOOtDaIl
Ohio State at Wisconsin
WMAL-7. 3:15 pm.
Touchdown. films OF college
games, WTTG-5. 4 pm
NFL game of the week on
film, WTOP-9. 4:30 pm.
Scoreboard, WMAL-7, Sis
pm.
Basketball
Detroit at Los Angeles, WRC
a. 2:30 pm.
Racing
Ladies Handicap from AQue-
duct, WTTG-5. 4:30 pm.
Golf
All-Star Golf, WRC-4,5pm
Bowling
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7
2 pm.
Make That Spare. WMAL-7
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SUNDAY
Football
New York at Oakland, WMAL
-. 4:30 pm.
Bowling
Championship Bowlinr.
WMAL-7, 3 pm.
Radio
TODAY
Football
Navy at Pittsburgh. WRC-
$50. 1870 pm.
Northwestern at Notre Dame
WMAL-63o. 2::20 pm.
Maryland at South Carolina
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Virginia at Wake Forest
WPIX-730, 3 pm.
Scoreboard, WMAL-63o
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SUNDAY
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Philadelphia at Washington
WTOP-l500, 1:55 pm.
Chicago at Baltimore, VOL
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28
Football Scores

BY the Associated Press
Miami OFla) 10 North Carolina q
Boston Univ. 20 GEORGE Wash. q
Peru tNebrD - Wayne (Nebr.) :
Arkansas Tech 10
Southeastern Okla 20
ottawa tk1nS.) ~ Mcpherson q
Kearney - Nebr. Wesleyan q
MinOt 81 Glendale IL
ST. MaryS (KanSD 80 So. Dakota 81
Mayville IN. DAkD ~
Wahpeton Science 10
Army 'B" l6 Trenton IN. - state :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28

BOSTON U q u : 1870
G. WASHINGTON u u q d 6
BU-DiPietro !. plunge 81 Farland
kick
BU-DiPietro s.. run 81 Farland kick.
GW-SoEar!s s.. pass from Pszzaglia
run failed
9U-Kiclty ]. plunge kick failed
Attendance. 500 estimated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
Question
BY FOREST EVASHEVSKI

ALhIetlc DlrectOr and Former Head
Coach, State University OF Iowa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28
Rudio
TODAY
Football

Football
Philadelphia at Washington
WTOP-l500. l:55 pm.
Chicago at Baltimore, VOL
-l450, l:55 pm.
Evening star., 1961-06-13

the development Of Italy'i
southern regions.
The meeting again con-
firmed the profound and init
mate relations between the two
countries and the common
aspirations of these govern
ments to maintain peace and
security and freedom in the
promotion of the welfare of the
peoples of the world" the COM
munique said.
From the White House, Mr.
Fanfani went to the capitol fol
a luncheon given by Senator
Fulbright, Democrat of Arkan.
sas, chairman of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee.
Dinner at Embassy
Mr.. Fanfani will be the host
at an Embassy dinner tonight
honoring Vice President anc
Mrs. johnson. He goes tc
Baltimore tomorrow.
MIR. Fanfani, who had lunch
yesterday with the President
brought gifts for the Kennedy
family.
For the President, he brought
a bronze statuette, Pericle Faz-
zini's "Buttero" (the horse
Evening star., 1961-06-13

bility," he. said. 1--WE don't
want to turn over our respon-
Sibility to some small clique in
Washington. We want prog
ress but we want it to be re-
sponsible."
The former President also
declared there is no reason to
consider balanced budget "s
bad word"
IT think we should not be re-
luctant to use the words bal
anced budget and to pay oul
own way and practice thrift,
Gen. Eisenhower said.
At his news conference the
former President replied
sharply to a question as to the
significance to conservatives
and liberals Of the recent Texas
senatorial election.
81 am tired of those con-
servative and liberal labels, .
he said. I'VE Republicans
orient ourselves more to the
individual and the others orient
themselves more toward big
Government in Washington"
The tanned and clipper for
mer President went through
the rugged day briskly. He even
took time off in the middle OF
his dinner to go to an adjoin-
ing auditorium to speak briefly
to the commencement Of Rob-
ert A. Taft School, which has
many Negro students.
Evening star., 1961-06-13

day at Lunken Airport. He
was showered with ticker tape
and confetti as he rode in an
open automobile to downtown
Cincinnati.
Then came a series Of con-
ferences with Republican Party
leaders and workers and the
news conference.
The windup was a $100-a-
plate dinner at Cincinnati's
Music Hall with a packed
house of 1900 on hand.
Senator Thruston Morton Of
Kentucky, who recently re-
signed as chairman of the Re-
publican National Committee,
was principal speaker. He
called the Kennedy admins
tration to define the boundaries
beyond which communism
would not be tolerated.
IF we want peace in our time
we must draw the line" Sen
ator Morton said. II donr
know where the line is; the
administration must find it
But we can't stand this con.
slant erosion.
Tell us your policy. Tell u;
where to draw the line. Well
measure up. Don't worry about
us Republicans"
Gen. Eisenhower made a ples
for Republican voices to bt
heard in constructive criticism
1--WE are against irresponsi.
Evening star., 1961-06-13
KennedySees
Fanfani, Both
Stress Accord
BY the Associated Press

President Kennedy and
Prime Minister Amintore Fan
FAM of Italy declared them
selves agreed today on the need
"for strengthening the Atlantic
community both as an instru-
ment of defense and in its po-
litical and economic aspects"
A joint communique issued
after a two-hour White House
conference-their second meet
ing in two days-stressed the
cordial and constructive" char
acter of the talks.
Italian informants added
that Mr.. Fanfani was extremely
satisfied with his meeting with
Mr.. Kennedy and members of
the new administration.
Mr.. Kennedy and his guest
met alone for some 20 minutes
before they were joined by their
aides. During this private con-
ference the President informed
Mr.. Fanfani about his recent
meeting with Soviet Premier
Khrushchev in Vienna.
Stress Solidarity
The Kennedy-Fanfani COM
munique said the two agreed to
continue efforts to reach "a
workable agreement on dis
armament with adequate safe
guards"
The communique also stressed
the necessity of what it called
Western solidarity "in the face
of the unremitting Communist
challenge to the cause of
freedom"
On the question of assisting
the newly emerging countries,
Mr.. Fanfani pledged Italian
participation in aid programs
within the limits Of Italy's
capabilities land of the engage
ments already undertaken for
Evening star., 1961-06-13
Lack of Air Cover Doomed
Invasion, Eisenhower Says

CINCINNATI, June 13 (AP).
old soldier Dwight D. Eisen-
hover stAl says no invasion
can be successful without ade-
quate air cover if there is ep-
posing air power by the de-
fense.
Gen. Eisenhower, who di-
rected allied landings in World
War II, made his statement
yesterday in commenting on
the abortive invasion of Cuba
by forces opposed to the regime
of Fidel Castro.
The statement, at q news
conference, came only a day
after new Republican National
Chairman William E. Miller
declared President Kennedy
"rescinded and revoked the Ell
senhower plan to have the
Cuban freedom fighters pro-
tected by American air power"
The former President said his
administration was not aware
in advance of any plan on the
part Of Cuban refugees to in
wade their homeland and over
throw the Castro regime.
He said, however, he had di-
rected his staff members on
March II, 1860. to take meas
ureS to help these people or
ganize and to help train them
and equip them" The aim, he
said, was to make these refu-
gees ready if an opportunity
was presented for them.
Gen. Eisenhower said he was
aware Of large groups of Cuban
refugees in the United States
and Central America who were
eager to find ways to overthrow
the Castro regime. But during
his administration, he said, the
refugees had found no COM
mon leader and had no specific
plan of invasion.
AS for the tractors-for-priS-
oners proposal, the former Pres
ident said this unquestionably |
q special case. The President |
(Mr. Kennedy has put the
prestige of his office behind it."
But he said:
"As a matter of principal. |
most of us would be against |
anything that would lead to
international blackmail" as a
way of conducting foreign af-
fairs.
The former President also |
said the United States cannot |
very much longer keep on ice"
the matter Of resuming nuclear |
testing. He told the news con-
ference "the time comes when |
we have to fix a date" beyond
which the Nation would not |
feel, bound to abstain from |
testing.
"If we are just going to stand |
around talking" the Russians
could be testing without the
United States knowing it, he
declared. Gen. Eisenhower said
that before he left the White |
House II told my people we
definitely would take steps" to-
ward fixing a date. So far as
he knows, he said, no date has
been set.
Gen. Eisenhower was here
for a day Of political activities.
Several thousand persons swell
tered in hot and humid
weather to greet him at mid
Evening star., 1961-06-13

mani and a volume containing
the writings of noted italian
economists.
Mrs. Kennedy. now in Greece
received two 18th century ivory
vases.
Three-year-old Caroline Ken
nedy was given a wooden Pi-
nocchio and a book of Italian
fairy tales in English transla-
tion. Mr.. Fanfani gave the
Kennedy's infant son, John. jr.
IA plush Pinocchio.
Evening star., 1961-06-13
Conferees Agree
On TruveI Bill
Ry the Associated Press

Senate and House conferees
have hammered out complete
agreement on a bill requested
by President Kennedy to set up
a new travel service to help
lure more foreign visitors to
the United States.
The compromise would es-
tablish the United States Travel
Service in the Department Of
Evening star., 1961-06-13

Commerce under a $19,0o0-a-
year director responsible only
to the Secretary of Commerce.
The Senate version would have
given the director the status
Of an Assistant Secretary.
Under the compromise Ian
Evening star., 1961-06-13

guage. approved yesterday. the
travel service would be author
lied So million to start opera
tions the first year, SAT mil
lion annually thereafter. The
Senate bill had provided for
IS million the first year.
Evening star., 1961-06-13
Your time is on time at Eastern

Making up schedules thing But making them work is
another.
To bring you sptsecond accuracy scheduling Eastern has
taken special steps to eliminate delays in takeo and landing
caused by the complex problems the age short we're
doing everything possible to get you there time
AS result of this continuing effort 908 of Easerns depar-
lures in May right the within minutes of being
exactly time What's $3.50 arrivals for May
Evening star., 1961-06-13

also time within Is minutes of schedule time These figures
for all scheduled passenger departures and arrivals in
the month of May and believe the best one figures
the industry AS for June expect to do better
Whether it's scheduling reservations baggage handling or
other service we're constantly striving bring you speed
and efficiency the ground well in the air. to make
Eastern the worlds most dependable airline with the worlds
most satisfied passengers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-30
Court NesG,s

tioning him about illegal psrk,,.
on Grand River and Brsinsrd
Some witnesses told the nro,.
cutors office that the off,eo,
struck Green five 10 Is times u,,a
his night stick before Green fled
Others said Green struck the flrs,
blow.
The prosecutors office il IL.
sestigsting the incident and Vim
determine II any action Win
DC taken against Psirolmsn Abr.
ham Azzam. who fired the mo,
Mrs Matte Osborne. 80 =,
274l Monroe. was found last weet
oy her daughter dead on the bath
room OF her home. Police said
the aged woman was clad N J
nightgown.
Mrs. Alberta Bumper. AZ =,
2750 Macomb. told police TIA,
her mother had been a pstieD,
at Receiving Hospital during Inc
past year for stomach sllment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-30
L E q Al
. Q TIC ES
stats OF MICHIGAN
THE PsCeATs covSr FOR TnE
COUNT or WAYNE
NO A<a-1&o

In The matter Of the Estate OF no.
RAE bLOI>l, also knoNn o.. no.
h1IE hOhA no BLOUNl, ST, ceccas.
Cd,
Notice Is hereby given that all credi.
tors OF aid deceased are required 10
present their CLAIMS. In wrnlng and
under oath, 10 said Court al the rro.
bate Oiilce IN the Clty OF Detroit. in
said County, and 10 serve copy there.
OF upon " ooorow H. Floyd Executor
OF said estate at 1908 BrosdNsy De.
trolt 20, Michigan on or before the
30in cat OF November. AID. 1851 and
that such claims Viii be heard b,
said cour, before Judge FRANK :
SZiMANSkI IN Court Room No 1911
City County Building IN the City Of
Detroit, IN said County, on The 3Oih
day of November. AID. 1861, a, two
0 COCK in the afternoon.
Dated September Is, 1901.
FRANK ). SZlMANSkI, Judge Of
PROBATE
! do hereby certify that have com.
pared the foregoing copy with The or
ginal record thereof and have found
Inc same 10 be correct transcript Of
such original record.
Dated September 10, 1851
Allen X. Edison, Deputy Probate Re.
gister
Published in DETROIT TRIBUNE
once each week for three weeks sue
cessisely, within thirty days from the
date hereof.
g. 13-l07-6l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-30
Atty. Woodrow Harold Floyd
1908 Broadway
Suite 400
nAtr..s an.~As--
STATE OF MICHIGAN


STATE OF MICHIGAN
County OF Wayne
IS. SOL, 335
Al session OF the Probate Court
for said County of Wayne, held al
the PROBATE Court Room in the Cily
OF Detroit, on the Seventeenth DAY OF
August IN the year one thousand
mn, hundred and sixty-onc.
Present IRA &. KAUFMAN, Judge
" PROBATE
In the Matter of the Estate Of
kL|ESTA WILSON, Deceased
On reading filing the petition OF
ELIJAH WILSON praying that admin
stration OF said estate be granted
10 himself or some other suitable
person.
II Is ordered, That the third day
OF October, next, al ten oclock ~
inc forenoon before Judge Ernest I.
boehm al said Court Room be appoint
cd for hearing said petition
And II IS further Ordered. That
copy OF this order be published once
IN each week for three weeks con.
secutively previous TO said time OF
nearing, In the Detroit Tribune,
newspaper printed and circulated IN
SAID County OF wayne.
Ira 9. kaufman, Judge OF Probate
] do herby certify that have
compared the foregoing copy WIN
the original record thereof and have
found the same TO be correct
transcript OF such original record
Dated August IL. 1861
Edwin r. Hudson Deputy Proos'c
Sis-SoSl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-30
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-30

The NAACP filed salt N both
TIE state and iecer3l courts seek
ins al inguncflOn restraining the
stste from snforcing The statute
On ihe grounds that 4 violates the
Fourteenth Amendment and afro
gates The consiItUflon1liy se<sr-
I'd rights q al persons II the
tinted States 10 free access 70 the
courts
The basic aim Of the MACE.
ne brief points OUi. u 70 re-
rcee al racial barriers 70 first
clsAs citizenship for Negro Amen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-30
Theatre
Detroit
Continued from Page q

Last SIMMER, ~hea Drama
Workshop nirec hin n cret,
Light up me SKY ~ ns1 .4st
completed eeser yesrz 81 slt.r-
with Drama Assollste SoA seal1
fhls year be j. directing ard pro-
c.csng nDl only ~4fn Drama
Worship b-i slso tor Drama
4 .otlsies lie Is currently r.
ne4rslng a Rsisin IN me Sun.
according u me grapet size re
ti4s nss ample Dock.nss % l,sz-
eA-ft1es II any, en-fcn !. y
fsftsiec II tolk-1s ~Rsis'n n ne
Sun drop re- cote q ne ~
t-nt Office Hiil .cta &C !.
=, .feto: isrcS
I1t -ss' q. ~es,sln~ hss Ds-c,
white s.s.-s A.,< C-sf.es Green
III. hs 4l-~.c1 -. .n,eseste-
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-30

The bedroom Of Mrs joiner .
xpp41lneni sss gutiered
Rueben Collier. IS. Of l7oS
Csrslsn1. Mas dead on sdmrixoc<
70 nrc<4,lns hospital tr0z1 ne
.scniiy Of Virginia PARK and Llr-
wooc. u q ggnsnOs wound CT tne
tSct
i.tlc a. police prsSoner Ter n
ses,ls4iion D; nllrcsr a. KecSislns
1.osrsszl IS Mrs kssss Co-l1er, ia.
.. o454 Fifteenth
Fc44ce SAD ln< couple separated
lzsi January. alter Ccllls- sab
ctc rs vile IN the bear and sne
AS hospltzllfe-d al Receiving
hospital for three months
so- months. Ma Coiller said
her husband nzs been threaten.
lng Der life and following her IN
his car. Last Sunday prlor 10
the sisslng. Collier alleged 10
have Gil II front u ms wife al
Virginia PARK and Lnwood- lie
~, o.; h,s ear a,d uslked hsrk
~ Mr. CoIl,er's rzr zn6 ,brs.,en.
Cd her ss.sn :, wh,cr tire ~.
Pulled revolver from the glove
cor,pzrfm4n, NJ her rsr ara IN.
sI,e,.-5 TIE fz,al go,
TIE rro,nle 49, r.--,.us -
wears before ,he,- se,.r.,,on .n1
have three minor ctildren
,sen,n uss ha,d Tor ,r,.I ~ sI.
CO.. hond lzs. wses ~ ex.n;r..
tan n.fo-a psco-da-s T,,dge
Jonh p O-Hsrs on ,he ch.rgss
~ .sss,,l, AIR ,,,e,, - r,,,-ds-
1T, Va srres-es il I,,Ix follow.
.ng he I,na ,. shoo.,ns ~ NJ
cuendolxn C,rsenxoc.a en- ~ OF
r.~ ph;iadainhi.
u,ss creenwo1,d ,old no,;oe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-30

The policemen said they found
sxo gallons Of moonshine whlskey
on lne floor Of the car.
The officers said Lzrkins in
formed them that he didn't have
drivers license. They said he
prodoc;ed an expired temporary
crivers permit. Lsrkin said he
owed money for traffic warrants
and had just been released on
tond-
Willie Balm. 80. OF 800 McCel-
len. VAS placed on two years pro-
cssion and ordered 10 make full
restitution 10 the MESC last week
By Recorders Judge Joseph A.
ellis after pleading guilty to
making false statements TO obtain
unemployment benefits checks.
Police said Balm received S20400
from the Michigan Employment
Compensation Commission while
having al earning Of S4l2-50.
Bonnie Sherrsrd. IA, OF 2l36 He
len MAS shot and killed last week
BY Patrolmsn John Gerber when
the officer caught him driving a
stolen car. Psfrolman Gerber
said Sherrard jumped from the
car al 81. Antoine and Wilkins,
and Ted. The boy was shot in
the chest when he refused TO
stop as the officer had command
ed.
Funeral sersices&Or rReSsssin
boy ~srs-nr7erzN SA,grdsy FROM
S-nhson Funeral IfnIr' BOG East
Grand Blvd. Y
Willie Lee Beard. 68 OF 4709
Milford. died last week in Re.
ceiying Hospital shortly after ad-
mlttance OF injuries received
when he was beaten on the street
near MS home by two unknown
zssailants.
Police said Beard was rushed
to the hospital from the sidewalk
in front OF 5700 Woodrow. where
he was found bleeding from the
mouth He also was suffering
from sbraslons OF the cheeks and
the eyes.
Witnesses told the officers that
Beard was staggering down Wood
row toward Warren, when he was
seized from behind by two youths
and beaten. They said Beard
slumped 10 the ground and the
youths fled a short time later.
William c. Green, 81, OF 5345
Helen. was shot in the back and
critically wounded last week by
police after he attempted to flee
from the officers who were cues
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-30

rom vlking-land come ideas for u,ork ,,;
eaIy warm weather eating They're all based On
f Dsnisn luncheon meat S stores prend
% ni<-ieu PORK and hrstquaty beef Named po
Sap Luncneon Meat it's thoughuly made wiz Dsnsn
liz fasonns allowing you TO add spices lust tho ,y
Champ for satisfying meals 80 " h~ quick and-easy
49, DANISH cANApEs
frettily garnlshed the canapes shou,r .hz.-
omoIrebrod Danish for butter bread and are called
from Pova Sre, They're piled high with snresds
'0R oya bl Iansh Champ Luncheon Meat made
waters Cover with fol- 81 ocad1whe dark or crpy rve
eano and dash of Worcestershire T21 with W ore
gsr ;ac SaSn o. mustard "a soy sauce and 20 con,
champ SJ barbecue sauce go hot fried Icp OF
tomato mushroom b,,, the pcture thin bacon srns
Tasr Uy erumsed Danish Beu cheese fa0''n
-, Gut Royal Danish Champ loaf into ss- s ,, emil
toasted 6uered burger nro minutes side Don ins
chives. -s ano serve with onion rings or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-30

This Of nearly 100000 United States automobile
accidents caused each by Only drivers according
safety engineers OF Liberty Mutual Insurance Company They
report improper passing speed fast conditions following
too closely and failure to yield rghtofway driving
accounting for than Of 10 traffic Nearly
all, they be prevented If only" drivers use more
courtesy caution or common sense Liberty Mutual
~ spearheading major campaign public attention
on the human and economic loss caused by HOny drivers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-30

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Michigan and Both area. Two
family, 2 car garage. Good
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Nice apartment Tor rent. 4
rooms and bath. heat furnished.
Ty. 5-2969.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-30

STATE OF MICHIGAN ,r
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR lnv
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCbhi
EDDIE LEE WALLACE, Plaintiff w.
RECfNAL WALLACE, Defendant
ORDER OF DEFENDANTS
APPEARANCE
AZ a session OF said Court hcld ~
the City-County Building. I'm the Wv
OF Detroit. County of Wayne and sla,s
OF Michigan, on this % day OF Mai'''
AID. 1861.
PRESENT HONORABLE: Theodore
X. BONN, Circuit Judge. -
IL appearing from Affidavit attscnss
hereto and filed herewith that w
biil OF Complaint was filed IN W."
cause on the 3rd day of feofus "a
1851; that Summons issued on sa
date directed " the said defendant -
his residence s134 Monroe Street
Detroit, Michigan: That said SUNNI
have been returned unservcd bceaust,
the said defendant has been sps, -.
ana continued absence from ns,,s.
Ndcnee. 1894 Monroe Street, pe''V'''
Michigan: 800.
ON THE MOTION OF S. J. FLAN"
GAN, attorney for the plaintiff. A.
1T IS ORDEDER that the sara ua
PENDANT appear before this Coun s s'
answer the said Bill Of Complsoee:
within three months from date neI'he
And that q copy OF said OIus,, son.
mailed 10 the defendant al szsf "'~d
that a Ike copy be published see0'"
Ing TO law. ase
THEODORE r.. BONN, Circuit Juos'
a TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANiCAN, Clerk
~ n. l. bcbumnn. Deputy Ste