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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11
Atty. Jerry L. Dixon
lao Blaine Ave.
n~t~-.s assa

STATE or MICHIGAN
II The CIRCUIT COURT ron Tttr
NOINIf Or WAYNE ~ CHANCERY
JOHN LESLIE BlZzEf.L.. JR plain.
th v. CARLEAN BIzZELL. De1en.
dant
No. Sis-7oe
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
~ session OF said Court held
AZ the Court House in the civ "a
Detroit. IN said County. on the esh
uaN Of October. AID. 1861.
PRESENT, THE HON. THOMAS ]
MURPHY, Circuit Judge.
IN tnit cause. IL Appearing fror,
NE affidavit hereto attached. thai
tne defendant. Gaflean Biz,cIf can.
not De served BY process issued on,
OF TINS Court. as she Is not = r.et.
dent Of the State Of Nicbican h,,,
:. sides at us Melchoir Place. Canton
Therefore, on motion Of Jerry /
DIXON, Attorney for Plaintiff.
~ - ORDERED that the defen.
usH 1aflean Bizzcll, cause her Az.
pearance 10 be entered In this causr
within three months from he 49,,
of this order. or that aid hoi ~
complaint viii be taken as confes.et
nt the said defendant. and thai
true copy OF this order for apocar.
ance. be sent 10 the desendsa,
Gariean Rizzcll. by certified mail
addressee only, return receipt reo,,e.s'
ca, Il3 Naichoir Place, Canton ONO
and II not received. that this orde,
0e published in any neWsnan@,
Published and circulating In ~.
County % Wayne. according Ia La,
THOMAS J. MURPHY, Circuit
a TRUE copy
EDGAR ". BRANICfN. CLERK
~ l.. NERBiEST, Deputy CLERK
li-il-i1-ls-6i.
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PETITIONER,
eIt3 MARLBORO AVE.
Detroit, Michigan
STATE OF MICHIGAN
'Ht PsosAIE COURT For THE

STATE OF MICHIGAN
The PROBATE COURT For THE
COUNTY or WAYNE
Al session OF the Probate Court
TOT SAID County OF WAYNE. held at
we PROBATE Court Room in the CITY
Q, detroit, on the Twenty ninth da,
~ seple mDef. ~ YEAR one thousand
nine hundred and sixty-one
PRESENT ERNEST 4 RoFru
Judge Of Probate. ''''''
IN the Matter OF the Estate of
joe MOODY, also known as Jo>enh
Moody, Deceased. y"
hAkGIEkITE V. MASON. Admin.
NFatfA with will annexed of sa,d
estate. having rendered TO this Court
n'I iirst and final account In s,Id
n"'tteI ana fned Herewith her ucti-
non praying that the rcsl olt.t.
devised be turned over To Tho 49,.
'i>crs and that the residue 81 go
estate De assigned in accordance
"itn the provisions OF the last viii
ana testament OF said deceased: "
- ordered. That The Tnirti.th dsv
oI OCTOBER, next at ten o'clock In The
FORENOON ~ said Court Room h.
op ", Tor examining and allowing
80 account and hearing said petition.
Hnu further Ordered. That
e,. ~, oi TINS order be published
once IN each week for three week :
.onseeuilfciy previous 70 aid fl,nc
u hesrins, IN the Detroit Trihunc
=. newspaper printed and Circulated
y, ,l SAID County OF Wayne.
H'sNtsi G bOEHM, Judge Of Phpbate
&c hereby certify that 1 lhavc
eompaIed The foregoing copy with The
ooI'tinai record there OF and hsxc
,ouna the same to bc a corrcrt
'frn.sr.pi OF such original record
dated September 20. 1851
a. 49,, ~. \. BERNARD. Deputy Probate
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Society DOings-
tconiinued from Page 81
YOUTH ACTIVITIES
LUCY THURMAN YWCA"
JAZZ ONLY

80" -
Tcenagtrs intfcstCd in meet
Ing DONALD HANEY. Jazz Disc
Jockey Of WQRS FL. Tor an even
INK Of JAZZ. please call the Lucy
Thurman Branch YWCA. WO
3.57lO and leave your name.
school and phone number with
Miss Juanra Walker
The sixties as We know it is
10 be an a-e Of specialization and
50 Il is "lth mlsiciens lovers Of
music and the leen-ager. Who ap.
prcciate the art form Of Jazz.
There are those of us Nh0 are
concerned enough about where
Jazz Is COINS. and we arc seeking
OUT other Jazz enthusiasts Money
is important bat If asked what
Is more important the word ap-
probation would be more out.
standing We arc hoping to see
Jazz come into IFS own.
Special feature viii include the
taping Of Don Hancy radio show.
guest professional artist and an
opportunity TO promote local Jazz
enthusiast.
As a specialist who can op-
preciate Jazz. we VIII expect you
10 call--okay?
The Junior T-Teen Infcrclvb
Council Of Lucy Thurman is %.
serving YWCA WORLD FELLOW.
SHIP. Saturday, November 18th
az the Branch. Each club has
selected o country where the
YWCA Is represented They will
become pen pals Of other Y.Tcens
" such countries as Uganga, Bra.
I'll, r. snce. Germany Greece Hol-
land. Spain and others.
The girls viii enjoy idbils Of
foods native TO the above named
countries.
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PICAssO

II the Gallery Of Graphic Arts
q The Detroit Institute OF Arts
small but interesting collection
o; ensrayings and autographs by
Plcasso are on exhibition. No
artist living today. and perhaps
no man in the history OF arts has
performed SO m any successful
eFoluiions in painting with such
energy and yigor Commemorst.
in the Both birthday Of this fam.
Gus man. and showing his develop
meni from 1905 TO the present.
these works will prove fascinating
TO al deyotes of contemporary
art
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SH u. WAHktN
STATE or MICHIGAN
IN TIL CIRCUIT COynf tnp 49,.
COUNTY Or WAYNE IN CllANetan.iL
CUNsLO BOWEN. Pia,n,,'' 1hf
y1l-aA BOWEN. Defendant
No. tl4.s3l
ORDER OF APPEARANCE
~ session said Court lr,a
the Courthouse la the City OF n',. ~
in the said County on The ~ nV.'
sept mDcr. a. d.. 1851 VI
PRESENT: HONORABLE NAr,tAN
KAUFMAN. Circuit judge. .
In this cause, AZ aYprar.nr n,
fidatit on file that The d,.,sra. ~.
Vienna Bowen, cannot b. ss,,..' ''1' ~,
process issued out OF this Corr ~
- mol q resident OF The state u, IN. .ne
gan, but resides Ian the Civ 4, NV
sors. County Of Queens. ami S.a,~ !.
New York "
OK TIoN or Cu.p,r
PERKINS, attorney for the p.s,ni,s,
DunSlo Bowen. '
II II ORDERED, that the def.na...
Vclma Bowen. appear and ar>.s., ~
Bill of Complaint in this eau,e e,, ~
three months from the date az n,l
order, or that Said Bill OF tonn,s'"'
To- taken a. confessed and fh.t 49,.
order be published accordlna NJ ~.
and copy thereof served anon ~,
defendant by registered mali III ~
CURED by law.
NATHAN J. KAUFMAN. circ.,
Judge.
A TRUE COPY
W. X. ROLAND, Deputy Clerk
l0-7-ll.li6l
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STATE or MICHIGAN -,s
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT fOh ~, Nv
COUNTY OF WAYNE N CliAN.Les
JOHN MAYO. Plaintaff " Wa
MAYO, Defendant.
No. 6i3-76s
ORDER OF APPEARANCE
~ a session OF said Court helu =
the Courthouse In the City Of pe'iV,T
IN the said County on the - day
august. AID, 1861.
PRESENT: HONORABLE JOHN =
WISE, Circuit Judge. AL
IN this cause, II appcrsins " Al
iiuavit on file that the ueiene -,
vera Mayo cannot be served py ~
cess Issued out OF this Court - .'as
- not a resident OF the State OF n Nv,
gan, but resides IN the City o. ~
County of Rensselaer,, and s's's
New York.
On Motion OF Charles 4. Peisns
attorney for the plaintiff John nl'at
1T IL ORDERED. that the deiel'iiss
vera Mayo. appear and ans"e' 'ufs
biil OF Complaint In this cause YRS I'M,
three months from the date On VA
order. or that said Bill OF ComP',1s
be taken as confessed and ina. Ia
order be published accordins " m
and copy thereof served upon re-
defendant BY registered mail %
quircd BY law.
JOHN NJ. WISE. Circuit Judse'
A TRUE COPY
w. r. ROLAND, Deputy Ciefh
S-2-i0-7-6l
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No. 6lS-l77
ORDER OF APPEARANCE

Al session OF the said Court held
az The Court House IN Cit, Of Detroit
IN said COUNTY Ond the 10th d., Of
October AID. 1851
PRESENT THE HONORABLE LILA
VI. NEt ENFELT. Circuit Judge
In this cause. IL appearing 70 the
court by affidavit hereto attached.
that chancerl summons for the APP
pearanCe OF The defendant; has been
issued out and under the seal OF this
court. and that the same could not
not be served on OF before the re-.
turn day thereof. for the reason that
said defendant. being a resident OF
the Git, OF Detroit. County OF Wasnc
and State OF Michigan. Was concealed
therein. and >aid chanCcrs summons
has been returned with the certifi.
cate thereon endorsed. showing that
after diigent search and inquiry. said
defendant could not be- served az her
last known address. 500 25th 81.
Detroit. Michigan. on or before the
returned dav thereof.
On motion OF Jcrft L. Dixon, Al
iorneN for the Plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED that the defendant.
Mildred Clay brook I.illard cause he-
appearance 10 be entered in this cause.
within three moa,hs from the date
- @tiS oi~tis anu ~ to~t OF ltI APP
pearance, she cause her answer 10
the Plaintiffs bill Of complaint 10 be
filed. and q copy thereof. TO be ser.
we'd on the attorney for the complaint.
within 20 days after service upon him
Of cop, OF the bill of complaint.
and that In default thereof. the said
Dil be taken as confessed BY the said
defendant
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED THAT a
copy OF tins order be published in
an, newspaper publischcd and cir.
culating IN the County OF WAYNE, and
served, according 10 law.
a TRUE COPY
Lll-A " NEJENFELT. Circuit n dee
EDCAR VI BRANIGIN. Clerk
L. NERBREST, Deputy Clerk
ll-l29-6i
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CONTINUED from Psse 81


SD x the pe.n, q q sun las.
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United Nations Doy

GREENSBORO. y. CA panel
discussion on the problems of the
United Nations. its rol e as
peaccmaker. successes and weak
ntsses- i-stured the observance
q United Nations Day at the Col.
icsc last week.
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COLORADO SPRINGS. COLO.
-Flexibllity and a well-rounded
educational background Will pro
vide the margin Of success in an
axe OF growing specialization. .
leading automobile executive said
last week
Addressing the annual Conven-
tiCn banquet OF the National As
ISOLATION and Council OF Business
schools here. Dodge General Mana
ger Byron J Nichols said:
The mounting d e m an d for
special skiIIs and the growing
eomplexify OF industry is ineress'
ing she need for business spec
ialisfs. Bot educators and EN-
ployers alike are coming 70 re-
cosnire that specialization alone
will not be at all adequate in .
world that demands ever-incress-
ing flexibility and versatility"
Nichols told the delegates. re-
presenting more than 400 indie
pendent business schools in the
United States and Canada. that
me specialist will not be able
70 function effectively az the
higher levels OF management IL
he brings only his specially 10
me lob.
NEEDS TO ADAPT QUICKLY
Al that level. the problems
of business. more than ever. de.
mari : broad general knowledge,
oper.c,. ncecness. an understand
IN ID human nature. an insight
Et3 human irslliies clarity Of
tr1 -ai--and the ability to adapt
cu.sslt 10 change
N.cac.. . Chrysler Corporation
,iee president said this means
'na, educators need TO put great
Or emphasis on liberal arts In
the UNDERGRADUATE education Of
prospective businessmen and
similar emphasis on the basic
arts and scenes IN the high
schools
Ntnol> sgsee>ted that addition
81 flI for ,esghln- TIE basic arts
and sciences may be found With
o.t necessity Of extending the
schecl c4s or term
He said school administrators
and school boards should review,
with greatest care" the vocs-
ficnsl and trade courses that are
offered in their communities.
They ,no4ld etaluate ach
cougs, p terms o. the contribu-
WIN ms, II i making today IN
preparing the students for the
ttt9-. he said
l1s;esd Of o.1.fashioned voca.
;.cnsl and trade courses We
s-0u.c .nrk II tern.> ot liberal /
arts coarse Tor everyone Then. |
IN acc.,ion 70 ma, regular cur
q -l4m there should be added I
intensive lan-1ase and history /
'.a,.vs Tor some and intensive.
modern vocational courses for
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Atty. JERRY L. DIXON
l4O Blaine Avenue

oIAIE or MIC HIG.AN
IN THE CIRCUIT COlR FOR THE
COUNTY or WAYNE ~ CHANGER
JOSEPH LIlLARD. Plaintiff vs.
MILDRED CLANBROOk LILLARD De.
L. raH.rs
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Court News

3 D>N BUS dlltI nc Icluocu 10
Pay has fare Police said the bus
ors.ef informed them that Wade
ne paid taxes on clsaretS and
Ao4os aid that was enough and
f vas gong 10 ride the bus
free.
Wade denied that he was drunk.
i.c toid the court that he had just
sei oil the House Of Correction
snd d.dn have time 10 get drunk
te.pre he was picked up again.
Police said Wade had a bottle
.. vine N his pocket when a..
rested.
nus>cll Hubbard, %. of 1850
Crane Va. charged with issuing
sasS, q the amount Of Sl5l.48
wsk II D warrant issued BY
t4e ps jsccWor Office.
Police said Hubbard purchased
i.I tire. last May 20 st store
& 1890 Grand RIVER and gave
.sn-ok !a the amount Of Sl5l 40.
be eheCS returned marked 'ac-
ceunt closed
Robert F. Poindexter. 81. of
3-a4 Cnopc Place, was charged
with carrying concealed weapons
last WCeA in warrant issued By
tnt prosecutor office.
Police SAID they stopped Poin-
dexter for investigation Oct. 81
az $40 am On Fifteenth near
Grand River.
The officer sad when they ask.
90 for Identification Poindexier
pushed back hls coat and reached
ior his right hip and tugged with
scmeln.n- IN his belt
PatrolAan M.cneal Lane OF the
se-oai precinct said be pulled his
irc'ohcr and searched poindexter
and found II caliber revolver
concealed beneath a big belt
Naleh Poindcxicr was wearing.
They said Poindextcr admitted
that be was looking for a place
T. rob
James Richard Burgan. 23. of
1851 Seidtn was charged with
robbery armed last week in a
warrant issued by the prosecu-
ton, office.
BUrgan was arrested in a party
store 81 4lOl West Warren. after
rcDblns clerk, Dolores Coleman.
p ol zoos F.neree Of Sl21 at
the point Of a TOY gun.
Mrs Ruby l.. Jackson, 80. of
1925 Edison. owner Of the store,
fired shot from the rear of the
store over Blrgan's head. He
dropped the gun and the money
and Mrs. Jackson held the bandit
uatl police arrived.
Alexander Daniels. 43. Of 10
Fest Hancock. was sentenced TO
2is 70 years in Jackson Prison
last week by Recorders Judge
John p. ScaIlen after he was con
viticd Of attempted sale of heroin.
Police said they arrested Dan
iels June u, 1858 after he sold
a police Inf0-mcr $40 worth Of
hcr0in. The officers said mark.
al money was used to make the
purchase.
Confiscatcd in the home were
s. capsules Of heroin
Police said he forfeited his bond
Aug. 7, 1858. lie wa arrested
in Gary. Indiana as parole viola
ter. lie is presently serving time
ia Jackson Prison and was re.
leased 10 face the narcotics char.
&c.
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Atty. VIVA 7. PATRICK, sR.
1925 FARMER CT

STATE or MICHIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Ttr
COUNTY or WAYNE IL CHA\cFp1S
ARMENTER HIxSON. P.alnun
Cleveland Hixson. Defendant
No. si4-sls
ORDER TO APPEARANCE
~ a session OF Said Cont .,
The Courthouse in the City al Detro,,
in the said County on the IL ia, !,
September AID, 1861 -
PRESENT HONORABLE. NATHAN
J KAUFMAN. Circuit Jud1e
II appearing by affds,t here
attached, that the Defend Glow.
land Hixson. Is not resident ~
the State OF Michigan, bui ,hat N.
last known place OF residence wss
in the City of Akron. site ~
OHIO, care Of Is Lords. S'icef.
ON MOTION or WILLIAM
PATRICK. S1.. attorney iof Plaintiff
III Is HEREBY ORDERED. int
Defendant enter his appearin,e.
either In person, or bs Arofns,
within three months from cae
hereof. or the Bill 81 15mpls,nt
VIII be taken as confessed e,aint
him.
a. IS FURTHER ORDERED IA.
tiue copy Of this Oder Oc mailed
10 the last known addtts, OF the
Defendant. by registered mail
return receipt requested ana tssi
iruc copy OF said order be i'uh.l.6,d
according &c law
NATHAN j. KAUFMAN. Circuit
Judge.
4 TRUE COPY
EDG AR " BkANIGI>. Il1ik.
IS Il. ROLAND. Deputs CjvIs
l0i4 iil5A
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Atty. wM. 7. PATRICK. sR.
1895 FARMER


STAIk OF .nt sllI.AN
~ TIKI CIRCUIT COGRI FOR THE
~OJ MY or WAYNE ~ CiilNCEAY
rlADA 4 WILLIAMS. Pil.naii Va
EDDIE WILLIAMS. Defendant,
NO. si4-z27
ORDER or APPEARANCE
~ a session OF said COuN held 3.
the Courthouse IN the Citl of Detroit.
In the said County on the Is day b!
september A. ID. 1851
PRESENT. HONORABLE CARL N.
NklDkMAN. Circuit jude
IL appealing b. affidavit here.
10 attached, that the Defendant.
Eddie Williams. D. not a fc.Il,ni Of
the state ct Michigan. boz ,hai hs
last known place OF residence was
in the CttN of New orr. care Of
General Delivery.
on Notion OF William ] pau,k
- Aitorncs for Plaintiff Di-ds l.
Williams
II IS HEREBY ORDERED taa, Tie
DNi nuant enter his APP rance,
either N person. or bg A;folnes,
eiihn three muntss from Date hereof,
or thc Biz OF Compliant WI- iaAen Is
confessed against him
1T II FURTHER ORDEkLD, tia,
true cops OF this Order u uai.ld
10 the last known addres, ID iAf
Defendant. Eddie William, ~ ie
sis'ercd man, return ftst.N re-
qUe>scd. and that true cops q
said order be Publised .l>oidns
to Law.
CARL NJ WEIDENAN. Cir00a Judge.
\ TRUE COPY
\. G. GALLAGHER. Deputy Jerk
EDGAR ". BRANiGAN, Clsik
l0-s-li-ll-6i
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Atty. .. J. Flanagan
STAlf or NIChl,n--
~ THF CIRCUIT COJKl FOR Ilih
sOt,>TY or WAYNE IN (hANSrhf
EMMA u. HICKMAN. Piainuii rs
FILLS BENJAMIN HICKMAN De'e"'
danI ..s,.
oRDER FOR oEFEkpAhh's
APPEARANCE
Al session OF said Court held at
,hr clt..County Building, IN the Cay
az Detroit, County ON Wsyne snu
S,.te q, Nichilan, on this 10 DAY
ot September. AID. 1901.
pREskNT HONORABLE. NATHAN
i KAUFMAN Circuit Judge
n sppearing from affidavit attach
"a heretc and filed herewith thdt
,he dsfendsnt named IN the above
,nf,t,cd cause l. not a resident OF
the Count, al Wayne and State o.
Michigan. but that he resides AZ
Village OF Tamms, State oil Aiino's'
THEREFORE,.
OK MOTION or ;. ,. fLAN90'A->'
attorney for the plaintiff,
m X HEREBY ORDERED that me
.h,xe-nsued defendant appear ana
~ns,rer Inc Bill OF Complaint nled
m tnis cause within Three - monins
frorn date OF this oder, or same may
=. faken a. confessed against him.
ri Is FURTHER ORDERED that. q
copy OF this order be sent 10 me oe-
fcndant At MS last known address
S. re zistered mali. or IKE copy
81 published according 10 law
NATHAN j. KAUFMAN, Crcui'
Judge
l. G. Hault Deputy Clerk
iO-l4-li.l6-ol.
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No. 6I5@IIt
npOEp OF Ape ARakC {

al the toufk nOASt III tiN% ~ $500
in said County, ond the 26th day OF
october AD.. 1861.
PRESENT. THE HONORABLE LILA
NJ NEUENFELT. Circuit Judge.
In this cause. Il appearing TO the
court by affidavit hereto attached,
mat CHANGER. summons for the APP
p.arance OF the defendant has been
issued out and under the seal OF TINS
court. and that the same could not
not be served on or before the re-
turn ca> thereof. for the reason tnat
aid defendant. being a resident OF
the Cit, Of Detroit, County OF WAYNE
and state Of Michigan, was concealed
therein. and said chancery summons
has been returned with the certiii-
cate thereon endorsed, showing that
after diligent search and inquiry, SAID
defendant could not be served al ms
last known address, 2632 lith St.
Detroit. Michigan, on or before The
returned day thereof.
on motion OF Jerry l.. DlNon' Al
tornes for the Plaintiff
1T Is ORDERED that the defendant,
James Daniels. cause his appearance
10 be entered in this cause, WITHIN
three months from the date of ms
order. and IN case OF his appearance,
he cause his answer 10 be piantiff ;
bill OF complaint TO filed. and a copy
thereof TO be served on the attorney
scr the plaintiff. and that in default
thereof. the said pill be taken a. con-
.ts>ed ht the said defendant
IT II FURTHER ORDERED THAT
copy OF tins order be published in
ans new spaper published and CIR.
caiaung IN the County OF Way-e, and
served, according 10 Law.
A TRUE COPY
LILA VI NEJENFELT, Circuit Judge.
EDGAR ~ BRA>lGIN, Clerk.
L. VERBREST, Deputy CLERK.
ll-4-l2-9-6l
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HexibNty Seen As Key
To Success IN Business

year college registrations which
Will ultimately force limited en-
rollments. But he emphasized:
- believe very strongly that
even schools " hose principal
function is 70 provide specialized
training should eneovrse all Of
their students 10 acquire . board
and liberal education Schools OF
every kind si.,v.d open wide the
door 70 future learning"
Nichols said schools engaged
in specialized business training
particularly should encourage -
even force" their students 10
read effectively and write intel
ligenily, offer as many courses in
basic arts and sciences as pos
sible and teach students how
10 get along with their fellow hu-
man beings ara how 10 work to-
-ttneI a. team
Il also urge you to remember
this the automobile executive
said the main object of educa-
ton Is 10 tap human potential.
Whether education Is for specific
jobs or for broad tasks. II should
be geared 50 that the individual
has wide open future.
Many bright young men and
women are choosing business
schools over college in order 10
get a fast start IN business X
IS your responsibility 10 channel
the enthusiasm and drive Of these
promising young people into
strong drive TO learn and 10
keep on learning.
Education must awaken and
develop . young persons intel
leefusl powers before he erbsrks
on career. N must give him
erenness and recepfivify TO new
and changing ideas. II must en-
courage him 70 extend himself
70 grow beyond mere competence.
" must help him 10 cultivate an
ineuirins mind, flexible mind,
critical mind and q reasoning
mind.
Education for leadership is the
product Of lifetime Of learning.
study and reflection
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HELP WANTED
Is GOOD WORKERS

T N. " par. tlme N DciTo.i
Write nsme address and tele-
rrare % Dept 7 l-7 ; Strs,.
tfd Drive Tucson Arizona
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Advice or al affairs Of lie. NJ

Lrooas Reader and Advisor 9
pm Daily and sunday
" West jefferson Ate Enir
srte "a sa..lc'te Street Ecorse
!. ta.-ar 80 Appointment neces.
>4r>
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Atty. JERRY |; DIXON

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT fOk lnE
Corf<Ty or WAYNE IN CHA<CERl
IIVIA< YOUNG DANIELS. Plaintiff
IS JAMES DANIELS. DEPENDENT.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11

-kDGAR ". BRANICfN, Clerk
~ l.. NkRBiEST, Deputy Clerk
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-11

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOV. IL, 1861