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The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-29

GATED. Miss Nadine Paul vas Maid
Of Honor. and bridesmaids were
Cecilia Robinson. Marie Rimson.
Shirley Nelson. Lois Watson. and
Clara Broyles They wore white
lustre satin gowns. and the maids
gowns we're off set BY . pink
vcl,eteen bow.
Flower Girl Phobe Virgins
wore full length white lustre
satin with pink bows Gerald Rim
son. wss his brothers best man.
and seating the guests were Wild.
er Gordon. Jefferson Muriel. Ed
die Johnson. Anderson Rimson.
cousin Of groom David Coleman.
grooms cousin Odell Squire. in
white suit with short pants. car
RED the rings.
A reception followed in the
church parIor, where hundreds
greeted the newlyweds. Serving
- hostesses were Mrs Jewell
Wright, Mrs. Annie Jones. Misses
Marie Davis. Anna DAVIS, Jennie
Clark. grooms cousin.
Geraldine Joshua and Mrs.
Dolores Slsppy Senior Hostesses
we're Mrs. Dorethea Banks, and
Mrs Florence Carter Mrs Jean
Anderson ~ss organist The bride
attends Wayne State University.
msJoring in Medical Technology,
and the groom Is in the Us.
Army.
Happy Birthday TO my sister
Regina Murff. Of Avery Street.
whose natal day IS July 2oth.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-29
A''y lanes D. lee
lo1 q Edscos

STATE ~ NJ HfCAs
~ THk CIRCUIT COIFT FOP Tuy
COUNTY OF wAlsE ~ CHAN. Ery
LISTER y RASDALi. p.sln,,n "
kJCkNiA RANDALL. Defendant
No. Sic.l<s
oRoEp FOR AppfzpEscf
~ . sessl0n ~ aid reesr- teio -
the Court Mouse Ia ne ~, - r..
troi', IN ssid Coun,t. On ~ n a.,
oi June. A - 1861
PRESENT THE HOS yH.TDr
BAUM CIRCUIT JtDfsE
IN this cause. II sppesr.ny ~ sse
court b. affidavit hefst1 sstsshed
that chsnccry summons fog fhe a.
pearapcc of the defendant bss b.r,
Issued out and under the .esf ~
this Court. and that the same fss,ld
not be served on or before The n.
turn day thereof. for the rssson
that ssid defendant. being = reside n,
oi the Clty OF Detroit, County of
ccaled therein, and said chaneerv
summons has been returned With the
certificate thereon endorsed. showing
that after diiiRcnt search and In
quiry. said defendant could not be
served st her last known address
yO5 Birch Street, Lansing, Michigan
on or before the return day thereof
Therefore, on motion OF James ID
Lee. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Ut IS ORDERED that the defendant
Eugcnis Randell. cause her appearance
10 be entered In this cause, within
three month from the date Of ihl
order, and In case of her appearance
she cause her answer 10 the plsintiffi
bill Of complaint to be- filed. and
copy thereof TO be served on IN,
attorney for the plaintiff. within 2
days after service Of copy OF bill o
complaint, and that In default thereof
the said bill be taken a. confesses
by the said defendant.
IT rs FURTHER ORDERED tina
copy of this order be published II
any newspaper published and rirculst
Ing In the County OF Wayne, an,
served. according 10 Law.
Victor y. Baum. Circuit Judge.
a TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANfGfN. Clerk
ny Schuman. Deputy Clerk.
22g ~ 81.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-29

Lou. Eugene Duncan A, OF
rs Adelaide pleaded guilty Of
drunkncss before Recorder S
Judge John 4 Ricca and request
cd 30 days IN the House Of Cor
rec'lOn
i want 80 days he told the
court % can get out in time
70 pick tomatoes
James Owens. AZ. Of 1914 ILL.,
nols. va charged with violating
nc state liquor law last week
IN warrant ISSUED by the pro
sccl'ors office
O~cns ~as arrested by Patrol
man Richard Green u the first
pIcanci Green SAID ne was crus-
m through an alley bound by
Natson brush-.john X and E.r.
skinc when he noticed The trunk
lld of an 5ttuno obllc was raised
The officer SAID three men were
IN the process oi loading tour
one gallon jars oi mOonshine
Nhlskoy On the stairs leading 10
the second floor
On the third floor the officers
SAN 'hcs eoni..estd sull and
destroyed tx 55.sa.ions Of work
lns mesh ~ cmpi, Jugs l-55 gal
lon eooker
Albert Msrsc IS u 253 Ers
klne vas charged 1itn larceny
iroia person last meek in . var
RAM On the compliant ci Mr.
I.cpia Claxion 70 u Edmund
Place
Mrs Clsxion told police She
Nak leatin3 d market a. 29OD
Er1,h alih large bag II sro,
ccrlcs nnrn Msrsc approached
and said he would take the bag
and carry d home for her Mrs
Clax'on ssid when she rcllnqosh.
- hc BAL Of groccfies valued a.
S3bg 70 Marsc hc fled Iic ~ss
chased b. private officer EN-.
pl0tcd bs 'hc market spprehcnd.
81 and held until police arrived
hlNn Gum II. Of SlS West
Euclid was charged with unlaw
full driving away an automobile
last week IN q warrant issued BY
thc prosecutor oiLcc
Police SAID the car stolen May
II from q parking lot at JOY Road
ands Dexter
Police SAID they recovered IN,
car July z al Owen and Brush
where II was involved in o hii
and run ACCIDENT
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-29
S. }. Flanagan
I6l1 e DAWSON


STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE IlkCIII CUURr FOR TIE
COUNTY Or WAYNE IN CHANCkki
ARCHIE TEMPLE, Plaintiff w.
GEklhUDE IEMPLE, Defendant.
NO. 6o4-43o
ORDER TO EXTEND TIME FOR THE
DEFENDANTS APPEARANCE
AT session OF said Court held at
the City County Building, in the Cily
OF Detroit, County OF Wayne aud
state oi h.chisan, on this second dag
vi MAY AID 1861.
PRESENT HONORABLE HORACE ".
GlLhUHE, Circuit Judge.
II appears from PctItlon and AZ.
fidavit supporting same, filed herein
and attached herewith, that an order
ISSUED by this Court on the 10th say
OF November 1860 was sent TO the
defendant by registered mail TO her
last known address; And IL further
appears that said parcel OF mail has
not been return by the Postal Service
unserved nor return Receipt of scr.
wee thereof; that the plaintiff dc.
sircs 10 make another attempt for
sdiu service upon the defendant OF
tne Order for her appearance; And
that the Petitioner believes that such
evidence should be submitted to TINS
court IN said cause that the dcfcn
uants $ last known address is: $50 y.
Wiiiet ST., Memphis, Tennessee.
therefore;
ON MOTION OF s. j. FLANAGAN,
attorney for the plaintiff.
III IL HEREBY ORDERED that the
time for the said defendants ap'
pcarance be, and the same Is hereby
extended to period OF as days from
Date hereof; And that copy OF this
OIQeT De nlInllehnd -. kapeks
from date hereof and a like copy
be mailed to the defendant al her
last known place OF residence, as &c.
gistcred mail.
HORACE w. GILMORE, Circuit
A TRUE COPY
hDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN, Clerk
by. a. {. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk.
, 1876 IL 81.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-29
HOUSES INCOME

Mitchell near East Forest 5 and
5 income. Gas heat. good condi-
tion. Full Price S6.95O.0O full
price. Sure Realty Co. Broad
way 22828.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-29

WATCH "THE DETROIT TRIBUNE"
FOR THE SUCCESS STORY OR STRUGGLE"
OF YOUR NEIcHBoRHooD STORE OR SHOP.
Help your NEIcHBoRHooD Businessmen and
Women TO stay in BUSINESS.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-29

Drapcrlcs. rugs and furniture
for sale Reasonable. Algcr
72l27.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-29
FLAT FOR SALE.

Monica 12i5l Brick 9 and 5. S.
and s.. gas heat. clean. Owner.
Webster 5-i771 after 8, and
weckends.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-29
ORDER OF PuBLIcATIoN

vs. LAURA CRANKFIELD, Defendant
NO. soe-7ss
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
~ a session of said Court held
a. the City-County Bldg. in the City
oI Detroit, County OF Wayne and
state OF Michigan, on the twenty
eignt day of March, AID, 1861.
, rhESENT: HONORABLE: Theodore
H. Bonn, Circuit Judge.
satisfactorily appearing by the
siidavit hereto attached that the
ucienoant, LAURA CRANKFIELD, IS
no. resident of the State OF Michi'
gan, Dut Is a resident OF the Cry
vI Anniston, State of Alabama; ana
neI present address is 1902 Doolcy
8 ON MOTION or JAMES JACKSON
ona attorney for plaintiff,
1T IS ORDERED. that the aforesaid
..eIenoant, LAURA CRANkFIELD, en-
tcr her appearance In the above en-
uucd cause within three 90 months
from the date hereof, or the said
pIh OF complaint. filed herein, VIII
DC nken A. confessed against her.
ON LIKE MOTION, 1T Is ORDERED,
sna, = true copy OF this Order DC
mailed TO the defendant, by certifico
,,naiI' return receipt requested, de'
nscf 70 addrcssce only, and the SAINT
oe published according TO law ~
Use said order be returned unus
ment. ~
Theodore n. Bohn. Circuit Judge.
A TRUE COPY
LDGAR M. BRANfCIN. Clerk
by Schuman, Deputy Clark.
= ss's . 81 -
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-29

Have FUN harvesting fine fla.
vorcd FISH from FARM
PONDS. FREE information.
Oriental fishing tackle, boats;
500, savings.
SHAWNEE
3934A Bucna Vista,
Dallas 4, Texas.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-29

Leaving city. All kinds Of ladies
clothes. youthful styles slightly
used Sizes 915. Will sacrifice
S2O0-Sl00O Call Sunday.
Texas 4-078O.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-29
COURT news
lconfinved from page 81

Tor llc was arrested last week
IN tho vicinity Of 5956 Twenty
third after accepting mutual
bet from Pairolmsn George Ben.
net; of The slce bureau
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-29

Happy Birthday to my sister
Regina Murff. Of Avery Street,
whose natal day IS July 23th
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-29
Atty. James Jackson, sr.
lJOo DroadMaN. Suifa--A0k

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
NAkNELL CRANkFlELD, Plaintiff,
vs. LAURA CRANKFIEI ID Defendant.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-29

sIAIt ~ Nj HfCA%
~ THk CIRCUIT COLFT FOP Tug
'CtSIl ~ HhIsE :. CHAsrEfY
LfnItk RANDALL P!slnt8f "a
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-29

sunds August 9th. at 9 pm.
The Detroit tribune., 1961-07-29

STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE IlKCIiI IUUKf FOR TIE
COJNIi Or WAYNE IN CHANCkki
ARCHIE TEMPLE, Plaintiff w.
GEklhUDE IEMPLE, Defendant.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-30
Attorney General Rules Legislature
 Has No Power of Reapportionment

JUNEAU R - The Legislature does not have the right to break election districts down into wards or subdistricts under Alaska s Constitution, Atty. Gen. Ralph Moody said yesterday.
 In an opinion written for Doug las Gray, chairman of the State Advisory Reapportionment Board, Moody said:
 ITO hold that the Legislature has the power to subdivide cleo tion districts would be tantamount to putting the Legislature back into the business of reapportion- ment as far as such districts are concerned"
 In lengthy opinion covering several subjects within the reap portionment field, Moody also said the Advisory Reapportion- ment Board has the power, land perhaps even the duty" of sub-
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-30

mitsiflg a complete list of cleo ton districts identified by name in an orderly fashion.
 eff this requires a renumber- ing of election districts, then the board has the power to renun1- Der them"
 Moody also said territory may be transferred from one election district to another within the local Senate district, provided that all constitutional require ments for redistricting are met"
 Under the present practice" Moody said, "a candidate both in the primary and general elections runs against whole field of other candidates; all he need do is gather enough votes to win one of the seats to which the district is entitled.
 But proposal to designate seats would materially alter the method of election by introducing the element of candidates shopping around for seats for which no strong opponent is seeking nomi- nation and election.
 Also, the voter would be com pelled in some instances to choose between candidates both of whom he favors because they happen to be running for the same seat"
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-30
Army Plane Crash
 Lands Near Bethel - Four Persons Uninjured

ANCHORAGE lR = An Army plane crashed during an emer- gency landing about 80 miles north of Bethel Monday afternoon, but none of the four persons aboard was injured.
 An Army rescue helicopter from Galena went to the scene and picked up the four men early Tuesday.
 Aboard the single engine plane were Larry Elliott, a representa- tive of Readers Digest; Perry Davis, civilian employe of the Information Services Office at Ft. Richardson; Capt. Gilbert Hickenbottom, pilot; and chief warrant officer Melvin Koehn, co-pilot.
 The plane was on flight from Nome to Bethel when the engine failed, the spokesman said. In landing, the plane ground-looped and was disabled.
 Elliott and Davis were aboard a plane Sunday which spotted a Russian ship in the vicinity of Savoonga on St. Lawrence Island.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-30
Ike Will Give Full Support to Nixen

GETTYSBURG, Pa. R - For mer Vice President Nixon still isn't saying whether he'll run for governor of California, but if he does, he's assurd the full support of his ex-boss Dwight Eisenhower
 If Mfr. Nixon wants my ad- vice about his running for gov- ernor of California, I'll be glad to give it to him." Eisenhower told newsmen Monday night as he and Nixon stood on the lawn of the Generals farm near Gettysburg. If he decides to run and asks me to help him, I'll do everything I can to help him win," Eisen- hover added.
 Nixon stood firm on earlier
 statements that he will announc.
 decision on the California gov
 ernorship sometime 'sb etwee | Sept. Is and Oct"
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-30
Nine Negroes Enter Schools Without Incident

ATLANTA R = Nine Negroes entered four previously white schools under strong police pro- tection and without incident to- day, ending a century of school segregation in this deep south city.
 There was no major disturbance at any of the four high schools involved. A dozen or more city policemen stationed at each school prevented crowds from forming,
 Eight persons were taken into custody for failing to move on. Five of the eight were charged with disorderly conduct by in- terfering with the operation of a school.
 Four high school students of the Atlanta area also were sen- fenced, two of them to 50 days and two to 30 days.
 School officials reported attend ance was normal or above at the four schools despite last minute efforts by few race extre- mists to promote a boycott.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-30
Approved School
 Budget Covers All
 Allowable State Aid

JUNEAU R = Alaska's incorpo- rated school districts were ad- vised July 29 how much state aid they would receive during the 1961-62 school year, Dr, Theo Norby, Education Commissioner, said Tuesday,
 Norby said the prorated amount each school district would receive in state aid was mailed to the in- lcorporated districts.
 The approved budget covers all allowable state aid under statute and regulation. Payment of the total amount of aid provided for in the approved budget is depend ent on the availability of funds.
 Norby said the approved bud- get for the 29 incorporated school districts totaled $10,596, ,299.27. The districts had asked for state aid amounting to $10,691 ,207.08.
 The amount of state funds actu- ally available, however, was only $9,640,615. This amount prorated among the 29 districts gave each approximately 91 per cent of the approved budget. Tn addition, $257, ,195 was set aside in an emer- gency fund.
 Tn the past" Norby said, i've have found that only approximate ly 96- 97 per cent of the total state funds available, including the emergency fund, are adequate to meet the approved budget, after the final audit.
 ssIt looks, however. as though we might not be able to meet 100 per cent of the approved state aid budget for the school year start ing next month. :"
 Merby said the fact that the amount of state aid available to the incorporated districts during 1861 -62 had no relation to ths teacher salary increase voted b, the 1061 Legislature.
The Nome nugget., 1961-08-30

Tn December the South Pole receives more sunshine than any other place on earth.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
CLUB
CALENDAR

TODAY
Mary Bartlett Chapter.
ID. G. DAR-Meeting ct 8
pm. OF the home Of Miss
Dorothy y. gtalnper.
D. C. Branch. National
League sf Am erieam Pen
Women - Reception for re-
cent new members from 3 TO
5 pm. OF the Studio.
Aviva Hadassah - Party
from Q tp IL pm. at Adas
Israel Synagogue, to benefit
the Hadassah Medical Asso-
citation.
Center Seeial Cluh-SociaI
session at $50 pm. at the
Jewish Community Center.
TOMORROW
Mary Washington Chapter,
ID. G. DAR-CofSee hour at
9:45 am. In the Georgetown
Room Of the Hecht Co.
Weman's Club Of Chevy
Chase First Of 1--WE projected
classes In Parliamentary Law
at 1880 am.
Woman's Community Club
OF Kensingten - Meeting &C
1880 am. Of Warner Memo
rial Presbyterian Church, fol-
lowed by luncheon.
SistefhoOa Of Tisereth In.
rael Congfegatien $50 Meeting
at noon in the Cherner Au-
ditorium: dessert luncheon
will be served.
d. c. League Of Republican
WOmen-Business meeting at
noon followed by luncheon In
the Chinese Room Of tho
MaydAwer.
Nasi0naI Park college
AluHnnae AssOcia atiOn-Meet-
ing at 1880 pm. at the home
Of Mrs. william =. Shringer,
Chevy Chase. !,
Takonaa Park Women's
Club--Meeting Of the Geo.
detic study department for
dessert luncheon at 1880
pm. at the home Of Mrs. q.
3. Arner.
Sisterhood Of Idas Israel
Tes at ] pm. at the home
Of Mrs. Stanley Rabinowits.
Capital Business and Pre-.
fessionsl WOmaen's Club -
Dinner meeting at $50 pm.
ct the clubs meeting place.
Northern Virginia Alnlmnse,
Alpha "A Delta--Nf fasting at
8;15 pm. OF the home ofjAfrs.
w. e. Lenhart. Springfield.
Va.
d. G. Business and Profes-
sienal W0raen's Club-Meet-
ing ct $3.50 pm. for dinner.
followed by meeting at 1880
pm. Mr.. Fern Stukenbroker
Of the r. B. !. will be guest
speaker.
Evening star., 1961-01-08
DEAR ABBY
It's a Docs Life!

DEAR ABBY: Please don't
think ] am o snoopy person,
i but 7 see canned dog food
In my sister.in-law's cup
boards and they don't have
q dog. She feeds my brother
lots I of hamburger. chilli.
stews and ineatloafs and ]
am wondering Il maybe she
isn't using some Of this
canned horsefneat in her
cooking.
NY brother hasn't looked
well lately, so II she is using
that stun on him. could 1t do
him, any harm?
JUST WONDERING.
. . y
While dog food was mot
meant for human consump.
tiOn, many have eaten it (ac-
cidentally) and suffered NO
iii effects. The next time you
spy dog food at your sister
in-law's, ask her who the
lucky dog Is.
DEAR ABBY: I ann II
and can't let any boys come
TO my house because there's
no place for them to sit. You
see, my father has been In
poor health for o long time
and now he Is home all the
time. He sits In the living
room watching Tv from the
time he gets up until he goes
to bed. That's Daddy's only
pastime.
We don't have, O dining
room or den. Mama sews In
the kitchen at night and
uses the table 10 cut pat.
terms. al
I don't want TO start slip-
ping around to meet boys
on street corners like some
girls I know. What should ]
do? Sign me.
DISCOURAGED.
Perhaps yeur snethsf could
cut her patterns I'm the bed
room enc night . week? Or
your family ceuld save up
and buy . poRtable Tv fer
Evening star., 1961-01-08

On the shoulder. instead Of
calling me bg nams.
This u very unnecessary
and is lecpmiag most an
snOyins I IKE these people
othetwise How can I let
them llsow how I feela
CAN HEAR.
! Csnfide IN the pefsen With
Evening star., 1961-01-08

slight hearing defect. At
times I am unable TO hear
the teiephone, at the llrst.
ring. MY fellow employees
treat me likes deaf person.
They shout when they talk
to me. And when they come
up behind me they tsp me.
Evening star., 1961-01-08

whem reg are frisnlliest et
ssurs s1lase sf ssprk. tn shsr-
tor hins) that 700 steazd i ape
preciate it ~ Tie ReEA were
PASSED laEpah tkat ysur
hearing b eialy slightly de-
eective. ny sle way, have yeu
visited Q specialist izs' this
field lately9 Yen wonid be
Evening star., 1961-01-08
sy ABieAlL VAN suREN

Daddy's bedroom. It's very
important for q girl yeur age
TO entertsin hes friends ct
home. Your parents will co.
operate when they under.
stand your problem.
IS
DEARNAB I have q
Evening star., 1961-01-08

wiss % try 90 sslye yeur
prsbieaA % iis seilssss.
tWho,aays for sDlsat7s Send
Soc te ARBx, BoT 336s, Beu-
eslg HIS CaIif.. for Abbys
pesDpizet. sEgoip to Raoe a
Lovelg WeGdiag."
fDistribufee by Melgausht
9 @SuaieAts, 1ne.l
Evening star., 1961-02-09
Naples Victim
Of Seizures,
Mother Says

A mother told . District
Court Judge here yesterday
that her son-on trial for the
1858 murder Of q Pentagon
clerk-has suffered seizures
since 1949.
The testimony Of Mrs. Agnes
M. Hardesty was presented a.
attorneys for John A. Naples,
10, moved to build up an
insanity defense in the case
involving the Staying Of Miss
Edna g. Jewel, 81. In her
apartment in the 200 block Of
Massachusetts, avenue NE.
Young Naples trial has been
delayed because he was COM
mitted to st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital in February, 1859, as
mentally incompetent to stand
trial. He Is accused Of COM
hitting q murder during the
commission Of q felony. second
degree murder, housebreaking
and petty larceny.
The first count could result
In the death penalty. The
second count, originally first
degree murder, was reduced to
second-degree murder yester.
day as Judge Alexander Holt
zoff said the evidence presented
by. the prosecution did not
support any contention that
the crime was premeditated.
Police testified that Naples
told them he stabbed Miss
Jewel when she discovered he
had been ransacking her apart
ment.
Both the prosecution and
the defense have rested with
Defense Attorney Charles B.
Murray placing in evidence
only reports from doctors that
relate to Naples mental con-
.dition at the time Of the crime.
Evening star., 1961-02-09

be transferred into the new
department. Thus, sponsors
explain, the 1CC no longer
would administer railroad loan
and safety programs. Similar
ly, the CAB would abandon
subsidy programs for air car
riers, leaving it to the new
secretary to decide what. in
the overall transportation in
terest. ought to be subsidized.
The new secretary would be
given time under the bill to
study what functions should
be handled by his department
and then would report his rec
concentrations to the President
and to Congress.
There Is no central respon-
sibility in the entire executive
Evening star., 1961-02-09

branch today for the formula
ton Of transportation policy
but dollars alone cannot
pull these disjointed. conflict
ing and unequal programs to-
gether," said Senator Case, in
remarks prepared for delivery
on the Senate floor upon in
PRODUCTION Of his bill.
His proposal could conflict
with the method reportedly
envisioned by President Ken
nedy for setting UP a new de-
partment, under reorganiza-
ton powers, without addition
al authorizing legislation. The
Senate already has voted to
extend reorganization powers
for the President and the mat
ter should win q House vote
shortly.
Evening star., 1961-02-09

williams, Democrat Of New
Jersey, came . proposal to
allow 800 million o year in
Federal grants for five years
to save open space In thickly
settled city areas. Metropoli-
tan authorities would contri-
butte IS per cent and cities, rs
per cent Of costs Of land
acquisition.
From Republican Senators
Case Of New Jersey and Javits
and Keating Of New York came
a bill to create q Federal
Transportation Agency at
cabinet level. This may grow
to be the Republican answer