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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-25
Atty. Jerry l; DIXON


STATE or MICHIGAN
IL THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IHE
COUNTY or WAYNE ~ CHASCERY
VIVIAN YOUNG DANIELS, Plaintiff
IS JAMES DANIELS, DEPENDENT.
No. s,5-I7s
ORDER or APPEARANCE
Al session Of the said Court held
at the Court House in City OF Detroit
in said County, ond the 26th day Of
October AD, 1851.
PRESENT. THE HONORABLE LILA
VI NEJ ENFELT, Circuit Judge.
In this cause, II appearing 10 the
court b. affidavit hereto attached,
that chancers summons for the APP
pearsnce OF the defendant has been
issued out and under the seal Of this
court. and that the same could not
not be served on or before the re-
turn DAY thereof, for the reason that
said defendant. being q resident Of
the City OF Detroit. County Of Wayne
and State OF Michigan, was concealed
therein. and said chancery summons
has been returned with the certifi-
cate thereon endorsed, showing that
after cillgent search and inquiry. said
defendant could not be served al his
las; known address, 1852 18th ST.,
Detroit. Michigan, on or before the
returned DAY thereof.
on motion OF Jerry L. Dixon, At
iornes for the Plaintiff
1T IS ORDERED that the defendant,
James Daniels. cause MS appearance
10 be entered in this cause, within
three months from the date OF this
order and IN case OF his appearance
he cause his answer 10 be plaintiff ;
bill Of complaint TO filed. and copy
thereof 10 De served on the attorney
for the plaintiff, and that in default
thereof. the said DILL be taken as con-
feSscc BY the said defendant.
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED THAT q
copy OF this order be published In
any newspaper publisehed and CIR.
culating in the County Of Wayne, and
served, according 10 law.
a TRUE COPY
LILA VI. NEJENFELT. Circuit Judge.
EDGAR VI BRANIGIS, Clerk.
L. VERBREST, Deputy Clerk.
ll4-l2.9-6i
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Social and
Church
Ro..ulh.p
Continued from Page 81
WONEN'S DAY At MT.
PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH.:

Mrs Enma Poolc Mi!incr, Of
Mas 81 Zion Baptist Church. and
MIS- Willie Lee Thomas ot Greater
CHRIS; Bsp,ls' Church were prin-
opal ,pessers u ne afternoon
and mcrnins services respectively.
The Need Of Christian Women
20 q DIVIDED World Va. the Theme.
Sirs L-.e MCGOWAN 0as Char.
ga. Mrs Mars Manier. Pro.
zfa1 and me Re, G. .. Sic.
Heri D. Minister
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Atty. WIN. 7. PATRICK. 81
iosS rArmeK. 81

SialE OF AiNhlGAN
IN The IiRNIiA IOSnI FOR TN
OUL.NIf Or MAINE ~ Ln..Ntsa
AnsE->IEk ni<,SUN, r.a4n.ai :.
Cleveland mason, Deicncant.
Nc. sls-sis
ORDER ~ ArreaRAhce
Al session OF sid Court a,
lhe Courthouse an Inc llt5 oi Detro',
an the SAID county on TIE = "a, \,
september Al, 1901
Fhr>oE->f hONORaBLE NATHAN
j. n.Lr NAN, Ilrcuii judge.
II appearing o. ati4uo.i herr
attached, tliat the Detvncen, Cle,a
lana hxson, IS not resident a,
tine Stale of Michigan, but ,nsi N,
last Anosn place Oh res4cenAe VA.
IN the Iliy of Akron. Sale AZ
ONO, care Of 20 Lorcs, street.
UN MOTION Or MILAN T
PAlRIIn, On, attorney 10! r!a.nluf
Arlncnter mason.
"A - hEnE5Y ORDERED, TIA,
Defendant enter has agytaranle
walnln three months IRON css
wili De taken as confessed asalns
nani.
A Is FURTHER ORDERED, TIA.
a true copy OF TINS Uuti % mailed
10 the Last known acorcss o. zoe
Defendant, BY registered mai.
return receipt requested, and TIA,
q true copy OF SAID Ururr DC fuolished
according 10 law.
Nathan j. KAUFMAN. Circuit
Judge.
\ TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. Bhs,.>iIl.>, t.,fk
". Il. ROLAND Dcputs Osv!A
lv-is illSSl
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Church News
CONTINUED from Page 81

Black is a member OF Great
Lakes Choir and has been pre-
scnted in recital by the Detroit
Conservatory Of Music in Gary,
Indiana, Pontiac, Chatham.
The Courtesy Club Of Saunders
Memorial AME Church. Pcnnsyl-
vania at Mack. presented Mrs.
Elaine Grayson Smith in a con.
cert Sunday evening Mary Bry.
son was program chairman; the
Rev. {. w. Cope is pastor.
Frank and Joyce King. a sister.
brother music team. was present
cd at the 81. John Presbyterian
Church Sunday evening. They
played piano and violin respec-
lively. The Kings are students
Of Kcmper Harrcld. Pauline Poole
is president, the Rev. James Cham.
bers is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-25

STATE or MICHIGAN ,r
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOX Inv
COUNTY or WAYNE IN CHAN1Eeos,
JOHN MAYO, Pisintaff vs. vino
MAYO, Defendant.
No. kI3-Tke
ORDER or APPEARANCE 4,
AT session OF said Court heiu -
the Courthouse In the City of Deu0,j
IN the said County on the % DAY "
August, AID, 1861. a.
PRESENT. HONORABLE JOHN
WISE, Circuit Judge. a.
In this cause, IL appearing py 20,
iidavit on file that the deicnuss.
vera Mayo cannot be served py ~
cess issued out OF this Court ss s,s
- not resident of the state OF n rsnS
gan, but resides In the City OF WI
Sounty OF Rensselaer,, and s's's "
New York.
On Motion of Charles r. Perk'ne
attorney for the plaintiff John NJ
:. III III ORDERED. that the deicnos,hhss
vera Mayo, appear and answer ,,tls
bhi OF Complaint In this cause Win, ,hl,
three months from the date o. "a
order, or that said bill Of Compass
be taken as confessed and tina. M, ,ss
order be published according 70 shs
and copy thereof served upon ne
defendant by registered mah 81
quircd by law.
JOHN NJ. WISE, Circuit judge
a TRUE COPY
W. r POLAND. Deputy csH
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Atty. VIM. 7. PATRlck. sR.
lvJe FARMER

SlAIa Of ssaN lllJiN
IN 1hL OlRICll IOIRl OR THE
~VS>4l Ur NAM ~ Cn,NCLAi
Da-.>DI 4. MILLA>Ms. rlaln.4n Is
LDDiE WILLIAMS, Defendant,
NO. sl<-4x7
ORDER Or APPEARANCE
At session of said court held At
the Courthouse IN the CHS O. Detroit
an the said county on the IS day u
September A. ", 1901
FkESENT HONORABLE CARL "
" EIDEMAN, Uncut Judge
~ appealing % aiIlcaNA herr
10 attached, mat the Defendant.
eddie wiilsams, is not a scsldca, u
the state OF michigan, but lnat he
last AnO~n place OF residence Wa
an tine Cay OF New on, care a
General Delivery.
On MoDOn Vi William T. Painck
81, A..oInes Tor f.a.nuii Glads I
.lilanls.
IA - HEREBY ORDERED that the
Defendant enter ms aYpearanct,
eA.ner IN person, or by Atiornes,
Mstt.n three mOntas ir0m date neseoil
oI the bAl OF Complaint wl4l tdken a
confessed against him
1T II fUnInER UnDERED, that 4
true copy OF TINS Order DC mailed
10 the last known address Of the
Defendant, Eddie Winisnls. by re
sistcred mail, return receipt re-
qucsted, and that true copy Of
said order be Publised according
10 law.
CARL VI. WEIDEMAN. Circuit Judge
A True COPY
y. {. GALLAGHER, DEPUTY Clerk
EDGAR NJ. BkANlGAN, Ilcrk
iv-s-Il-ll-ol
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-25
No. e1l51s
ORDER FOR DEFENDANTS
APPEARANCE

At session OF said Court held az
lie City-C ounfy Building IN the Cify
cf Detroit, County OF Wayne and State
Of Michigan. on this 10th day OF Sept
e7bef AD. 1851
I. appearing from affidavit attached
herr.c and fiIed herewith tha; the de-
o. ndzns named in the above-enfifled
cause j not . resident Of the County
~ N1sne and State 81 Michigan. but
mat she resides az loss Leona Ave
nuc Colurrb bus. Ohio.
THEREFORE on MOTION or 81.
FLANAGAN, attorney for the plain
..ff.
IT l. HEREBY ORDERED that the
stoVe-naned defendant appear and
answer the Bill Of Complaint filed IN
,ais cause within Three ; months
frcrn date OF this Order. or same may
be taken as confessed against her;
IT X FURTHER ORDERED that a
cop, ~ this Order be sent TO the de-
q ndsrt al ner last known address by
registered mail. or like copy be
81 bl,ered according 20 Law.
NATHAN J. KAUFMAN, Circuit
JUcze.
A True COPY
EDC AR W BRANIGAN, Deputy Clerk.
lo-I+li-f8-6i
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-25

& 4 FtsosDsn
fS11 Z. ossissa
oesro<4. kal<hs98n
STATF or MICHIGAN
N TTEE CIRCUIT COURT fOH INV
col~Tr OF WAYNE ~ CHA>CERf
l.EEOf MANUEL. Plaintiff. " Ros1r
STD MANUEL. p<<sncsrt.
Ne. eA5S
ORDER sea DEFENDANTS
APpeARANcE
Al Ness1on 81 ssid Ccurr held az
81 netrcit. Courty q WAYNE and State
81 N<Aixan. On this 18th d4s Of sept
cr efr. AD-. ifei-
I. arre1rirr from affidavit attached
~ rrsc and rled seres1,h that thr De.
frr11nt named In the aoose-<nfitied
el4.f j. Nc. > resident q the County
81 WAYNE and state Of Michigan. but
tn1s sne RESIDES az rs Nslrose 81.
CO.. Georgia.
THEREFORE, on MOTION or 81.
- 4>ACA>. sttcrnes foE TIC PLAZA
IN
NJ x HEREBy ORDERED that the
st,ote-uamed deiendAn; appear and
alsner ne BIZ o. Complaint fled IN
tn.s cause Within Three 5 months
f-rru d-se Of TINS Order. or same may.
DC taken as confessed against her,
IT l. FURTHER ORDERED that =
copy 81 this Order be sent 10 the de-
g. nd2nt al her ias- known address b
REGISTERED mail. or q like copy be
puciished according 20 ls~.
NATHAN }. KAUFMAN, Circuit
f1dSe
EDGAR NJ BRANIGAN, Deputy Clerk
in-t&-1l-i6<l
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HAMPTON DROPS .sKscee

HAMPTON. Va. - Playing be-
fore an overflow homecoming
crowd Of 1900. the Hampton In.
stitute Pirates racked up their
sixth straight victory against two
defeats BY handing the Tuskegee
Tigers a 17-14 loss.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-25
s. J. Flanagan
1877 e. Dawson
Detroit. Michiqsn

SIATE or MICHIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COZ STY or WAYNE ~ CHA<CERY
ALMA MARTIN. Plaintiff vs.. JAMES
= MARTIN Defendant
No. tl3.sS1
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
4; q session of said Court held at
the Cits-COunty Building. In the CITY
81 Detroit In the County OF WAYNE and
State Of Michigan. on this 80 dsy of
AUGUST AID 1851
PRESENT HONORABLE JOHN NJ.
WISE Circuit Judge.
TT APPEARING FROH AFFIDAVIT
attached hereto and filed herewith
that the defendant named in the
aoove-ertitled cause Is not a resident
o. the County OF Wayne and State Of
Nchigan but that be resides at.
81 Crandyiew Street, in the City of
Mansfield and State of Ohio. there
fore
IT Is ORDERED that the above.
named defendant appear and answer
the Bill Of Complaint filed in this
cause within Three 81 months from
date Of this order. or same may be
taken as confessed against him.
1T r. FURTHER ORDERED that
. copy Of this Order be sent 10 the de.
PENDANT Al his last known address
b. registered mail. or a like COPY
be published according 10 law.
JOHN VI. WISE. Circuit Judge.
A TRUS COPY
EDGAR VI BRANIGIN. Clerk.
v r. ROLAND, Deputy Clerk.
s-30-il4.si
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-25
Atty. JERRY L. DIXON
leo 8laine Averue

STATE or MICHIGAN
IN The CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY or WAYNE IN CHANCERl'
JOSEPH LlLLARD, Plaintiff vs.
MILDRED CLAlBROOk LlLLARD De.
PENDANT.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-25
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
OF DETROIT 70
OBSERVE MEMS DAY:


liver the principal message in The
morning service, Sunday kovem-
Der 10th. when Mems Day will
be observed az me church located
44l Monroe.
Mr Beamon Meadows and Mr..
J Caution May are CoChairman.
Nr George Walton. General
Chairman Mr. Alton Moore Is
Program Chairman. Mr John &c.
Ghee SPECIAL Project Chairman:
and Mr Marcus Patton l. Pub.
lic!iy Chairman. In the 6 pm.
Worship period, the Prince Hail
Masonic Glee Club viii render a
special musical program.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
SOUTH WEST DETROIT pre-
sentcd Slrs Jennie Harris Of Mt
Zion Baptist Church. in obscr-
vance Of the IL Annual Wo-
mems Day Sunday. November
IS The general the me was
Responsibilities and Challenges
Of This Day The mornin
speaker was introduced By Mrs.
Elenorc Sanders. and Mrs. Ida
Jackson was Mistress Of Ceremon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-25
s. J. Flanagan
,si7 &. Dawson
Detroit Afcricsr

SAT- OF MICHIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY or WAYNE ~ CHASCERY
CLEVELAND JOE THOMAS, Plain
t.ff : ERSESTINE THOMAS. Defen-
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". r. ROLAND. Deputy Clerk.
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-23
FARM MAGAZINE NAMES
FAIRVIEW WOMAN MEMBER
OF FAMILY TEST GROUP

Mrs. Ray Norby of FalrvieW
has been named a member of the
Family Test Group of Farm
Journal magazine, according 10
Miss Gertrude Dieken, Women's
Editor.
Mrs. Norby and her family are
che of 500 member-families of
the group. The families are
selected for their special Skills
and interests in some phase OF
farming, homemaking or COM
immunity work. They + located
all across the country.
Family TeS. Group members
help the editors of the national
farm magazine by acting as a
sounding board for editorial
ideas, and by rejecting local
opinions, problems and customs.
This service supplements travel
and farm visits by the SO editors
of Farm Journal and helps tc
make the magazine more useful
and timely for its three million
readers.
These families also test prod
ucts, both on the farm and IN the
home.
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-23
PROGRAM TO BOOST SERIES
III" SAVINGS BONDS SALES

R1chland county will take part
in a special national program
scheduled to get under way this
month to tell Americans the ad-
vantage of buying and holding
Series III" U. S. Savings Bonds"
County Bond Chairman Fred
Mielke said here today.
He made the above announce
ment after giving his monthly re-
port on sales of both Series E and
H Savings Bonds which in July
amounted to $17,714 for the
county and $1,459,059 for the state.
Most people are familiar with
the Series E Savings Bond" the
chairman said. Purchases of E
Bonds at cost price since hte
bond program began in 1941
passed the $1o0 billion mark this
June"
However, too few know the
advantages OF the Series H Saw
ings Bond, especially for persons
planning retirement and for safe
investment of funds belonging to
trusts, charities, pensions, labor
unions, credit unions, churches,
and any other group except COM
mercial banks.
1.-THE H Bond pays a current
income by semi-annual interest
check to provide an increasing
investment yield the longer the
bcud is held. A bond held to
maturity yields an average of 3
and ga percent per annum. II
is redeemable at par any time
after six months from issue date
on one months notice and sells
in denominations of $500, $1,000
$4,000, and $4,000.
H Bonds are sold at all COM
mercial banks" he concluded.
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Rulings of
Sidney, celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary August IL at
an open house from 800 to 500
p. m. in the fellowship room of
LonSdale Methodist church. Ladies
of the Women's Society of Chris
tlan Service, under the direction
OF Mrs. Alfred Lane, had charge
of arrangements.
The guests were welcomed by
the Huling's eldest son, Bill, who
presented his parents with gold
engraved watches, gifts from their
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Quilting
sang several vocal numbers, with
Mrs. Ralph Criger as their ac-
companiSt. After a prayer and
a short inSpirational talk by Rev.
Whanger, two young granddaught-
erS, Katherine and Patricia HUI
lngs, escorted Mr.. and Mrs.
Rulings to the tea table, where
grandson, Robert Romeiser, pre-
Sented them with an engraved gift
knife for cutting the cake. Grand
daughters Jane RomeiSer and
Mary Hulings supervised the guest
book, which was signed by $50
friends and relatives.
A handmade linen and lace
cloth covered the tea table, which
was centered by the four TERED
cake, decorated with yellow roses
and a white bell, numbered with
a gold So. Gold candles sur
rounded by yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS completed the table deco
rationS.
MeSdames Carl johnson, Mark
Fawcett, and Knute Hoversten
poured, and Mrs. Walter McChes-
ney served the cake, after MIR.
and Mrs. Hulings had cut it.
Family members present were
their children A. D. HulingS, his
wife, and daughter Mary of Bay
port, Mimi; R. R. Hulings, wife.
and Patricia, Katherine and
James, of Minneapolis; and Mrs.
L. H. Romeiser and her husband
and son Robert and daughter Jane,
of North Platte, Neb. One grand
daughter, Martha Hulings, an
American Field Service student is
spending the summer in Switzer-
land, and was unable to be pres
ent.
Other out-of-town guests in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Getting
ham, of Minneapolis; MI. and Mrs
Ralph Lane, Newberg, Oge.; Mr.
and Mrs. Jake Sandvik, Williston
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-23
Yellowstone
Township

Mrs. Francis Sullivan has re-
turned from an extended vacation
visiting her children.
Mrs. Peter Heinle entertained at
a coffee party Wednesday after
noon complimenting her neice,
Miss Marlene Hayden, who left
this week for Glendive, where she
teaches.
Mrs. John Hardy was hostess
to the members of the Idle Hour
club at her home Thursday after
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-23
The oioheY Herald-Wednesday. August %. 1858

noon at a dessert luncheon and
an afternoon of games.
Mrs. Richard Hayden enter
tanned the members of her circle
of the Community Presbyterian
Guild at her home Friday after
noon.
MIR. and Mrs. Ward Sanderson
and two children left over the
weekend to return to their homo
in ella Bend, Arlz.
Kathy, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Maurer was a patient at
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-23

the Memorial hospital in Sidney
last week with pneumonia.
Mrs. Jennie Hardy has been a
patient this week at the Memorial
hospital in Sidney.
Mrs. Maggie Ditton and Miss
Louise Dore, we're callers in the
community one day this week in
the interest of the Fairview fair
booth.
School will begin at the East
F'alrview school on August %. All
teachers and personnel have been
hired.
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-23

N. D.; Mrs. F. N. Orr and Sandra
and Nikki, Livingston; Mrs. R. O..
Brown, Suzane and John, of
Circle; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph K.
Klasna, of Richey; Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph o. Klasna and sons Jona-
than and Timothy, of Enid; Mrs.
Ralph Chase, Fairview; and w. o.
GosS. of Crane; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Nelson, st. Paul, Mimi;
and Mrs. c. S. Gillin, Lisbon,
N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hulings were mar
ried in Dykes, Mo-, on Oct. 20,
1911. In the spring of 1912 they
homesteaded in what is now
western Richland county. They
moved to Sidney in 1920 and have
lived here since then.
MI. Hulings was employed in
the Sindey Post Office for 20
years, before he retired in 1855.
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-23

Full size portable typewriter
has a 90-day warranty. Come
in: see its many fine featuresi
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-23

Designer prints, combed sa-
teens, houndstooth prints, solids,
morel 36 : AZ" widths.
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-23

Fine Everglaze polished cotton.
Elastic back for perfect fit.
Sizes a IL.
The Sidney herald., 1961-08-23

Famous Campus rayon panties
either elastic leg or band cuff.
Sees SIN -L-XL.
Papago Indian news. (Sells, Ariz.) 1954-19??, 1961-06-01

Louis Harvey
Francis Patricio
Eugene Jose
Albert j. Lopez
Frances Ventura
Papago Indian news. (Sells, Ariz.) 1954-19??, 1961-06-01

The Hon. s Treaty mdian o % the
S a o the
O
of six children the
Crazy the i
md at
ri is lies ron othe hospital
A s De
May f
zuni leader spoke
Papago Indian news. (Sells, Ariz.) 1954-19??, 1961-06-01


Eugene Reporter Patrio
| Abert Lopez reporter Eliza Mndez n
IN Y rie Norris Tydst
iuedf from Page
in
Florence Manuel
in be invited
in
Other ling will evailae fo
STUDENTS 2
the we're fro
hnors
ylves Carlos and Susanna Carlos.
Mar raceu Lucas.
standing stud Mary lopez
Educational
dJ
lopez
numerical Soho -CorneN Marcia, and Janeva
....atth
Papago Indian news. (Sells, Ariz.) 1954-19??, 1961-06-01

George F. Norris
Eugene Johnson
Loren Patricio
Eliza j. Mende z
Katherine Norris
Papago Indian news. (Sells, Ariz.) 1954-19??, 1961-06-01
RUDYtS GARAGE

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CANDY, OIL, GAS, CIGARETTES. 49,.
COLD DRINKS GROCER les.
Open until Pm. at the....
Casa Grande Junction. on the. -.
THE AJO HIGHWAY.
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PUEBLO BOOT & SHOE REPAIR
HOME OF WESTERN BOOT
CUSTOM MADE BOOTS
1905 South 18th Ave.
Tucson, Arizona
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Chairman
Treas urer
Reporter
Reporter
Typi st
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1961-01-18
JUNE Il
JANUARY
JUBILEE

Be ready for the first sunny break
through. Jubilee dresses, planned for
pleasure, to wear now into summer. You'll
be enchanted with the look :. silhouettes
to flatter, spirt-lifting colors, easy-care
fabrics Call are washable and crease
reSistant) Come in today and take your
pick. Only the look is expensive.
Evening star., 1961-09-28
Why, Stop
Barbecuing?
II|1saCI53iI


Don't let the end of the end bdbecung
Continue this delicious cooking indoors the fireplace
sUh hibaci the grill from Hechnges!
Evening star., 1961-09-28
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Rules of the game: 1. Words must be
of four or more letters. 9. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition of
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used. 3. Only one form of a word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answers to YESTERDAYS
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back, bask, bash, buck, bush, bucksaw,
sack, sawbuck, Scab, shuck. shack,
suck, such, swab, hawks. hack, hash,
husk, hush, huck, wash, whsck, cash,
cask, chub, cushaw, cusk.
Evening star., 1961-09-28

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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-12-01
Press Scored For Incomplete
Picture In Foreign Reporting

HOUSTON, Texas-The press IN
America gives inadequate and often
"one-sided" coverage of international
affairs, charges prominent reporter
for the Baltimore O-AMERICAN.
"The American reader relies too
heavily on coverage by local news
papers when even the NEW YORK
TIMES, with its relatively superior
coverage, does not present the COM
plete picture" he said.
William Worthy, one of the first
three American newsmen admitted
to mainland China, says that the
American concept of revolution has
been narrowed by the prejudices due
largely to the shortcomings of the
American press and the American
readers failure to view the world
except in it's Cold War veil.
He attacked the press in this coun-
try for not publishing ideas on revo-
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1961-12-01
Ii Has Us In Stitches

NEW YORK (PAD-The Inter
national Ladies Garment Workers
Union. which has more than a theo-
retical interest in the subject, has
just published the History of the
Sewing Machine" in reprint form.
The reprint, prepared by the unions
official newspaper, JUSTICE, is from
the ATLANTIC MONTHLY of May,
1867 and represents an amazingly
accurate preview of the immense
Importance to civilization of the sew
ing machine.