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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02
NO. eo<-<3o ,s
ORDER TO EXTEND TiME FOR IN
DEFENDANTS AppG aaNCE

~ q session of said OuTt tti'
the Cts Couniy Building. m ine ~
Of Detroit, County OF Na>nc e'-
state OF Michigan. on tins SeeoNo -.
OF MAY AID 1891
PRESENT HONORABLE HORA1L "
GILMORE. Circuit Judge. a.
II appears from Fctiuon ana IN
udaNli supporting same, iilcd IT, 49,
and attached herewith. that IN Wv.
issued bs this Court on the ION ~
81 November 1900 Was sent W -
defendant b. ~ gistered mail W ~. ~
last known address; And II III ~.
appears that said parcel Of nisn III
not been return by the Postal >e'' ~.
cd nor a return Reccipi AZ
Vice thereof. that the plainihI ~
sircs 10 make another atenl
said service upon the deieho'"' "a
the order for her appcarsne'. mn
that the Petitioner believes NJ, -.
evidence should be submitted " ,.o
Court IN said cause that TIE ~
uants last known address =. ~
Nillct St. Memphis, Tennessee
THEREFORE,: r,y
ON MOTION or :. J FLANAGAN
attorney for the plaintiff. ,le
1T ~ HEREBY ORDERED ths' .p
time for the aid defendant ~,
pcsrsncc be, and the ssmc y n' s,sr
extended To period OF - na's rs
date hereof. And that copy =. ~,
Order be published for ~ eeos
from date hereof and like IN
be mailed 60 the defCrhant r.
last known place OF residents .
gistCrcd mail. .--st
HORACE W. GILMORE. GNU
Judge.
A TRUE cory
EDGAR VI pFANfClN tlrfA IA
b. "A. c. Gale cher, Deputy
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NSvO WV 49, ~
walk down the alley. and when
he refused be fired the fatal shot
and fed
Police have launched q drive 10
spprehend the gunman. who sp'
prenily fled without getting any
money.
Walter Edward Wade. 30. Of
2l6i Townsend VAS sentenced 10
5 TO IA years in Jackson Prison
last week by Recorders Judge
John p. Sczllen after he VAS
found guilty Of utterlng and pub
fishing BY jury.
Wade VAS arrested last feo. 3
after czshing a personal check N
the amount Of SOS 81 store q,
$3.50 Kercheszl.
Police said the b G k was
drawn on the account Of Neno-z
Motley. l. xzs signed Grace P
Murphy The check xss returned
from the bsnx with notation.
signature oes OF correspond
With speclneni on file. The Of
tlcers said Wade admitted cash
lng : total OF s.x checks wnlcn
amounted 10 $40 Some Q. the
r.ank checks sere stolen from the
TAI.
James c Stevens. .. Of $40
Hun parey. zss sea;encec 20 ? 10
5 years 4 Jackson Prison last
uees b. Recorders Judge Frank
9 Scas-znsxe after pleading
guilty. 70 attempted larcenys
Pence SAID Stevens sns.cnec
f--se scn:s.rlrg s. and slncr!es
.-oz Mrs Ezrs jordan. &C, Of
1872 SALISBURY While she Mas
wz.x--s = front 9: ,6sls WON
ir- -. s-re 3 he sss chased
Z. several c..lzeos - ne fled
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No. t0e-7oz
ORDER EQR APPEARAh

Al = session % >-ilc QUIZ lt.C
.; 1919 CTS -lolnts Bldg IN the City
Of Detroit Count, of NasLc. Stale
Of M.la.s.n. on the Fo4rtn das u
PRESENT HONORABLE: Horace "
G..aaOEe Circuit Judge.
Ia inns cause, . appearing 70 iac
CO4it w. TIE aii.ceA.i hereto aitachcd,
that chanccrH SIMMONS Tor ayrca-
rance o. the ue.ercsni Was issued
on, and under tne seal o! this Coufi.
and that same co-.d not Dc served
on " before the f.tarn date tnoi cof,
for ,ac reason that tle >ald defendant
benz q resident Of ire City Of Hlgn.
land Park, COUNTY ot Wayne and
State G. Michigan. wes concealed there
in, and said chdnCefs summons has
been returned with the certificate
thereon endorsed. showing that a;ger
dillIgen, search and inquiry said de.
fendani oulc no; be served al MS last
known residence OF 30 Highland
Highland PARK. Michigan. on or be.
fore the return date thereof.
On motion OF Judson Powell, ST.
Attorney Tor the plaintiff;
IT Is ORDERED that sad defendant
JAMES Z. PASCHAI. cause MS ap-
peaTance 10 be entered IN this cause
within three months from date OF
@ttt1 NtANAf tN1 49, VI iAAo oHRta'
rance, he cause answer 10 the plain
tiffs bill OF complaint TO be filed
and copy thereof served on the
attornc, for the plaintiff within 20
DAYS from service upon him OF a
copy OF aid bill, and notice OF this
order. and that in default thereof
the said bill be taken a. confessed
Ds the said defendant
1T Il FURTHER ORDERED that a
cop, Of this order be lublishcd in the
Detroit Tribune, and served accord.
M 10 law.
Horace W Gilmore. Circuit Judge
4 True COPY
EDGAR VI BRANIGIN. CLERK
b. \. {. Gallagher, Deputy Clerk
Clerk
) 90 10 81.
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Attorney NsrIen v. Bonds
li4 Lln~ood Asenue

sl>o Lt0~oco Avenue
STATE or MICHIGAN
II IEE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY or WAYNE ~ CHA$CERY
GLADYS NAE HiSsLEY. Plsin;iff,
= , C.ALDW Kill HE>SLEf. Defendant
NO. StNsl
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ session OF sid Cour. hold
lr ne CityL c4nty Building in the
ca 81 Detro!' Wayne County. N.cni-
i-s- OF ne e. d., of Angus 1871:
PRESENT: HONORABLE EDWARD
: YtGCi>S, circuit t4dge.
]; appearing BY AFFIDAVIT attached
nsf.'1 mat ire defendant. Cslc~ Ell
Htr.et. is no. resicen, of the state
o. N-enigsn- ard that MS last known
acc - IS ii5' Seventh Street. Oak
.~1r siiforr.s,
o. NOTION CF MARION V. BONDS.
stfs-- for Plaintiff.
II = ORDERED fnst the defend.
ant a.dwe.l Hensie> enter H. sp-
p'et<1te N 'eis cause on or before
three 3 nor'hs from the cate of
tnls crder O. that me Bill Of Com
pc fled rerein oe taken g con.
fes'f :, and "a, NE said order be
~r'ea and s-olished as required by
.s@
kiNARD pICCINs. Circuit Judge
Rue COPY
Ec-~' " BrsniEin. Cler.
2 Ssllerhe Deputy Clerk
9-t6l'
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nv cSf-FTo
ORDER FOX APPEARANCE

Al SESSION oi said CO4u ae.3
~ TIE ,lf. oAnty BuAdin- 10 ,.e
Gil, Vi Dvtrot Ml3 ne OO4nts, s.4.s
"a Michigan, on
PRISM nO< Neal ft-sel-.-
Olit-,l Court judge.
X >ztlSiactorss arpear.ns from i-s
Afiscssl, OF the p4aintlti un i.e % i-s
above entitled cause, tAai zoe -
lS4.lant. Sn.f4c. Ellison j. no, q
resident % the State 81 N.enlsAa
Dul inat her last known rS>susa.t 49,
s4vs soutn brosG~ a., Apl !, Ia
.sr,c.e. 81, California.
Il Il ORDERED that Saiile> {.
Ellison. defendant herein, appear az
answer thls Bal OF Compliant, i4.c
N This cause, ~Itnln three moniAe
from the date OF tins Ogueg 80
appearance. or said BIZ vi. *
taken a. confessed against her
IT l. RI kTHkR ORDERED ihsi q
copy OF said order tor AppcasAnsv *
seni 10 tie last known aa14ess 3.
said defendant herein, Shis.ss : Il
llsCn, % REGISTERED mai. elc 10 esse
no REGISTERED receipt, siSned b, i-s
defendant - received. tia, tais uscs;
Tor Apptofancc De published = -
4..rcd bA Law.
Neal Filxsc aid Circuit Court Jlcss
\ TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ bkA>lGl> Clerk
~ seminar, Deputy Clerk.
go 6l
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Atty. Allen Bsoo
,1o< Qroadxay

STATE or MICHIGAN
* mn CIRCUIT COURT FOR HE
rot<Tl or MAYNE IN CHA>CEkf
MILAN GlLMORE. Plaintiff VI
FRANCES GILMORE. Defendant.
No. soe-In
ORDER or PEARAhSe
AND PUBLICATION
A: SESSION Of said court htio ~
re CIT, County Building, CITY OF
u, .roit, County OF WaSne, state u
zen on Jan 18th 1851
PRESENT HONORABLE. inoniss
n..spny Circuit Judge.
I. appearing that the Defendant y
n.. = resident OF the Cltt OF Detroii
oant. of Name STATE Of Michigan,
.-,u .nau.rfes made of Defendant ;
re.atiSes and friends. but resides I'D
me CHS OF Birmingham IN the state
~. Alabama.
III Il ORDERED, that the Defendant
enter nor Appearance IN TINS cause
On or before three y months from
tae date OF this order. OF SAID bili
oi complaint viii be taken as con
ie-.ed,
IT IS FURTHERR ORDERED, that
q COP, of this Order be sent Dy he
-,.t,red Mail 10 said Defendant.
frances Gilmore, at 2425 Four Ave,
>o.tn. Birmingham, Alabama. her
.a,i knOWn adurcAs, anu II not ie
tc4>ed personally BY said Defendant
FEAST twenty 20ii days before ine
Tina, prescribed for appearance, ina.
THIS order be published as required
~ iaw
THOMAS J. MURPHY. Circuit Judge
a TRUE COPY
Edgar NJ Branlsln, Clerk
b. 4. g. GaNensner, Deputy Clerk
lis IS 81.
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Atty. Judson q. Powell
INA 1rcadMax

STATk or Mo HIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT cot RT FOR THE
COUNTY or nAi>E ~ CH.A\CkRf
Msry Louise Pa>chsl. Plaintiff ~.
James L Pssthsl Defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02

SPECIAL Promotion Advertising.
Pens Cslendsrs-Bslloons. i'm.
printed. All forms Of Give.A-
Way items. Mr Fields To. 696l8
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02

81. ssss. ii $40 co1r. rrld IN
ie - ~. z>-.--lrs II ere CITY
~-nt 81 ('o-r.e. A.>hisaa
A. r -!
TsA>E> HONORABLE Horace
Ar1o.s -,.-i. Judge
i-,~4 - rs nuar.ac.t Coufl
- az % 81 ;..e in4i paesvss Tor
q. 3s.,r4.4-.s q the ctter0eni has
.,s-. t. ,.-rc ard tAAi after
~, ~- end .rq-lr> from MAY
"a 10 and irN.adin- MAJ IL
81 -s safe could Tot oe served.
- = .SEBl ORpkRkD That the
x e711- rIel.2. Johnson enter
t,sr is,.. s-1-sct n sad cause on or
.,tec-t I'VE ; rcntls f.om the
-1-s q ,os order OF said Bill OF
~ 1.a--t Ul-. ce taken - confessed
s.4-..,- ~--s.-zf Jcrno,ri and that
c.~ &. SIC Jrctr o. sent TO the
AS srce pos, citlle address OF the
-s-t--A-t r-x..@s Johnson. said ad-
--tss ot--@ 3,-1 Orleans street, De-
-..s Ns-rlgar. rt Registered Mail
-e.-r- rt-.t4p. -tqlesied, and delivery
s--.ts>t< Only.
= = FLRTEkR ORDERED that If
80 --.t-csr. = not personally sVr> ed
~..- copy Of said order true
to9. Of iEls order be published IN
~. DetFVt ounc, a new spapcr
printed pub..sncd. and circulating
n said Solnil OF WAYNE. tor SIX
consecutive weeks, according 10 Ian Z.
hOraSeN. Gilmore. Clrcuit Judge.
A True COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANiGf>, Clerk
b. A. (. Cailensn her, Deputy Clcrk.
80 "a Of.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02

Y
the Nits-Couniy Bulld,ng. In the 1,tN
OF Detroit. County OF Wa,nr and Ststc
on MiCnisan on this Third d., ot
MAJ s ID 1881
Pki-StNl HONORABLE Horace "
Gilmore. Circuit Judge
appearing from AFFIDAVIT fled
herewith and attached hereto IN,
summons issued out OF TN, Court ON
the Jtd DAY Of February 1851. directed
10 the defendant In said cause Ia ~.
pear and answer the Bin az cor,
p'alnt iiled therein. that aid SIM.
mons have been returned t,rS.r-~.,
on NE reason that although The 40
iehdant resided within the prrisd,c.
Won o. thus Court, he has been con.
Nohus} absent from his place az -.
sac ~ 1s+f Gladstone Strect ~.
to"' Michigan, That repeated efforts
icy oven mace TO serve the a..
iendant personally With aid prore>.
THEREFORE,.
ON MOTION or : rtA~,c.~
attorney for the pis,n,,fs '''seSA->'
II II HEREBY ORDERED ,h., -
defendant appear before this ce.,r.
or cause ms appearance To 10 80.
wtCn IN said cause within three "a,
nt"n'he from date hereof. or she p,i,
icsscd, '@Neh as con
~ n FURTHER ORDERED ~,
COPY OF this order mali h.. -
nShcu according 20 Law ana H. H.
.oH DC mailed b. Registered r'e,,
20 The defendant Al ~ -, n~ll
Place Of residence. A"o" u
"OIeee " Gilmore. Circuit I,,d..
"a TRUE copy
EDGAR " BRaNICrN
CLERK
"a sSesnumsn, Deputy Clerk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02
Atty. Jesse c. Williams
700 1CBlN B. 10.

STAlE or MICHIGAN
IL TIE t4nIlII JOlkl FOR THE
DUl>IA OF MAINE ~ ChA>Ikkl
InEODOnE a. SOLOMO-s. pam
sltL rs. MlkILL X. SOLOMON, Dc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-09-02
Cecil /. Ward
2Oe ohm 6lco.

~ THE (lHIJII CONi.l FOX TIE
cot \ll Uf MAi>E ~ CHANtkks
MILAN tl-i-i>v>. f.4.n...
rs. SnlhLLl 1 ki-i.asO> De!ealall
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Classified
PROPERTY FOR SALE

Commercial residential, physio-
tnerpy and massage in base
ment. Best location. Owner
Tesxs 1929.
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Atty. woodrow Harold FLOYD
zoo 1opsn b.os.


STATE Or MICHIGAN
IN THL CihIlif tONKl ron Tup
NOt.>li Or nAiNE il CuANtsEe
ILADlS ALLE->. Psaln4if H..
THEODORE X. Ai-LLN, DS.sna.a,
NO. eii-33I
ORDER For APPEARANCE
AZ a session OF sad court hea
IN the Cas- 4 ounty Buudin-. N III
CATS vi Detroit, Iounts VI NaArl
Stale OF Michigan. on June l5 ~
PRESENT: HONORABLE, FRANZ
tl4l~.-a..,LD, N.lcusl Juose.
X appearing That tne Qtirrdan..
not resident OF TINS state, Dut n.
sues IA AsDurS Para, New Jcise,
IL Is Oi.DEhED mat the Ceitnaan,
enter ms appearance IN Was ta..,
on or before thIce 80 mcnins nom
tne date vi TINS order, ~ sad lii
OF Compliant Mlll Dc taken IS con.
4, Sod.
ii Is FURTHER ORDERED ,hat
cop, OF tins ordtf be ssni ., Ae.e
stored Mall 10 SAID defendant add.t,.
sea 10 1873 haIlioAc A>t Asoat
Park, New JcrSty. ms .ast knoAn I'd
dies, and n not res, lNcI p,i,oaa..4
d, SAID defendant ~ least t..tai, =
da1s DefOr- the t.ine pte>.s.D,G sf
appearance, tant TINS Uideg b. p40
..sard - Iequifed by law
tRA>h t4ILSLKALD, NssN1it
Judge.
EDCAE VI BKANirlN CORK
b. SenumaA, Deputs tlttA
OH 71-6l
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s. J. Flanagan
1877 r DAWSON

STATE or MICHIGAN r
N Ilik CIRCUIT COURT tok ins
col MY or WAYNE IL CHAM IN
Akt HiE TEMPLE. plaintiff ~
1Lklkt DE- TEMPLE. Defendant
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1 E GAL
N q TIC E 5


SAFE OF NItHIuNN -y
IN TIE CIRCUIT tOLhl ton ~
frSTFR n RANDALL. Plaintiff VI.
rf'cF<iA RANDALL. Defendant.
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$. J. Flanagan
1917 &. OAvfSiuN

STATE or MICHIGAN
N tit CIRCUIT COT RI FOR TIE
col IN or WAYNE ~ CHANtKRY
GkOkGlA L. FARMER. Plaintiff
vs. WILLIAM /. FARMER, Defendant.
oosa NO. 90 -ol1
Evening star., 1961-07-12
Kansas Governor
In Late 1o20s

Ben S. Paulen. former Gov
ernor of Kansas, died yesterday
in Fredonia, Kans., three days
before his 92d birthday, the
Associated Press reported.
A native of Dewitt County
H.. he went to Kansas as an
infant with his parents. He
attended the University of Kan
saS and a business college in St
Louis before going into the
mercantile business in FIRE.
donia. Mr.. Paulen was presi-
dent of the Wilson County
Bank and treasurer of the Kan
saS Life Insurance Co. for a
number of years.
A Republican, he began his
political career in 1900 with his
election as Mayor of Fredonia
He served in the Kansas State
Senate from 1913 to 1917 and
was Lieutenant Governor of the
State from 1921 to 1923.
He was elected Governor In
1925 and again in 1927, wher
he defeated both his Demo
cratic opponent and an inde-
pendent, william Allen White
noted Emporia CKans0 news
paperman.
Evening star., 1961-07-12
}. George Winter.
Food Broker

j. George Winter, 70, of Balti-
more, partner in a food-broker-
age firm with a branch office
in the Washington area, died
yesterday after a heart attack.
His son, Harrison L. Winter,
is Baltimore City solicitor. Mr..
Winter had been associated
with the w. H. Bryan Co., food
brokers, since 1915. Their
Washington area office is at
5000 Otis street, Mount Rainier,
Md.
In addition to his son. Mr..
Winter leaves his wife and two
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at 2, pm. tomorrow in the
chapel of the Church of the Re-
deemer, 5603 North Charles
street, Baltimore. Burial will
be in Druid Ridge Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-07-12
Baron Held in FIeecino
Of Captive Princess

GENOA. Italy, July IL (AP)
Police held German baron
and his Italian woman friend
today on charges of keeping an
aged princess a virtual prisoner
in her luxurious home for near
ly 10 years and Fleeing her Oh
more than $4,000.
The accused are Baron Wal
demar Won Hoyningen-H -Huene
As. owner of a dental appliances
firm in Genoa. and Luigis
Zanetti, So. Their victim was
identified as widowed Princess
Carolina Casaretto Borghese, 7S
Police told this story:
Luigia met the princess on q
Genoa beach nearly a decade
ago. won her friendship anc
a few months later moved into
her palatial Genoa apartment
A short while later, the baror
also moved in.
Recently reports began Il
circulate that the princess was
being kept in a state of sub.
mission. She often went tt
storekeepers to borrow a few
hundred lire-less than a dol.
lar-although she owned prop.
critics valued at more than $1.S
million.
Police, investigating, entered
the apartment. They founc
Luigia and the baron living ir
richly furnished quarters while
the princess stayed in a single
Evening star., 1961-07-12
Mozo de La Roche, 81,
'JoIno' Author, Dies

family as it grew and pros
pered in 18th century Canada
She began writing early in
life. During her school days in
Toronto and the university
here, she wrote short plays
Two novels and a volume OF
short stories in the early 1920S
brought only small success.
This changed overnight in
1927, when her third book
"Jalna," won the $4,000 Allan
tic Monthly fiction prize. The
novel. named after the White
oak family home. was not re-
garded as great literature. but
it had wide popular appeal.
Evening star., 1961-07-12
Mrs. Reed Smoot, "a, Widow
Of Former Utah Senator

Mrs. Alice Taylor Sheets
Smoot, widow of former Sem
ator Reed Smoot, died yester-
day in her sleep in Salt Lake
City. She was "a.
Born in Yorkshire, England
she emigrated to the United
States in 1888 when her par
ents came to Salt Lake City.
She was first married to Bishop
E. S. Sheets of the Church of
Jesus Christ of the Latter Day
Saints.
She was the mother of two
children, Walter T. Sheets, who
died in 1913, and Alice Sheets,
now Mrs. j. Willard Marriott,
wife Of a prominent Washing
ton area restaurant and motel
owner.
After Bishop Sheets died in
1919 Mrs. Smoot devoted her
self to hospital work for the
Latter Day Saints Primary
General Board. She supervised
the establishment of the Lat
ter Day Saints Primary Chill
dren's Hospital in Salt Lake
City.
In 1880 she was married to
United States Senator Reed
Smoot, Republican of Utah, the
first Mormon to serve in the
Senate. He was an expert on
tariff policies and was a CO.
author of the famous Smoot-
Hawley Tariff Act. Senator
Smoot was also an apostle Of
the Church of Jesus Christ Of
the Latter Day Saints.
Senator and Mrs. Smoot
spent their honeymoon at the
White House at the invitation
of President Hoover. Well
known in Washington social
circles. she returned with the
Senator to Salt Lake City after
his unsuccessful bid for re-
election in 1882. She frequently
returned to Washington with
her husband.
Since the death of Senator
Evening star., 1961-07-12

TORONTO, July IL (AP).-
Mazo de La Roche, 81, author
of the "Jalna" novels, died
today.
In i'll health for nearly two
years and confined to a wheel
chair for the past five months,
she died in the home of a
cousin. Caroline Clement. Miss
de La Roche never married.
Born in Newmarket. near To-
ronto. in 1879, she spent her
childhood on her fathers fruit
farm in Ontario. This erea be-
came the scene of the "Jalna"
series-a dozen novels forming
a chronicle Of the Whiteoak
Evening star., 1961-07-12
7l-Yeur-OId Pen
Used by Man, "a

OSWEGO, Kan. CAP) John
M. BackueS is 81 years old and
his gold-pointed pen is II.
But Backues is still active
turning out drawings and dec
orations. using the pen his
father bought him when he
was a boy.
His style is ornate. an intri-
cate combination of lines and
ovals reminiscent of penman-
ship exercises.
Evening star., 1961-07-12

shabby, dirty and neglected
room.
The baron was charged with
violating an Italian law against
subjecting another person to
ones will. He was also charged
with stealing jewels belonging
to the princess and embezzling
100000. Luigia was charged
with completely.
Evening star., 1961-07-12

al Ahnad al Sabah, Kuwait
envoy. The sheik came to Cairo
repeatedly to seek Mr.. Nasser's
support for the proposal.
Reports here said the bulk
Of British forces in Kuwait are
being moved out and plans are
to leave only token units against
Iraq'S recent threat to annex
the rich oil Sheikdom.
Cairo press reports said the
U. N. command in GAIA has
been alerted to speed token
U. N. troops into Kuwait as q
vanguard for larger forces.
Evening star., 1961-07-12
Mandatory Bidding
On Defense Asked
D lie Associated Press

Senator John j. Williams,
Republican of Delaware, today
introduced legislation to make
mandatory, as far as possible, +"
the award of defense contracts
by competitive bids.
Senator Williams told the
Senate the taxpayers are foot
ing the bill for IAN unnecessary
hundreds of millions of dol
lars" every year in higher prices
for items bought through ne
gotiation with the sellers,
Evening star., 1961-07-12
Plan Would Send
u. N. Into KuWuit

CAIRO. July IL (AP).-Arab
leaders are considering a pro-
posal to replace British forces
in Kuwait with United Nations
troops from the GAIA Strip, it
was reported yesterday.
A reliable source said Presi-
dent NaSSer of the United Arab
Republic probably will discuss
the proposal with Sheik Jabir
Evening star., 1961-07-12
New Symbols Costly

LOS ANGELES.-Americans
spent about a billion dollars
last year on $4,000 backyard
swimming pools, 3 billion on
extended trips abroad. and
bought 100000 week lend hide
away homes-new status SYM
bols all.
Evening star., 1961-07-12

Smoot in 1941. Mrs. Smoot hao
lived in Salt Lake City.
She leaves her daughter
Mrs. Marriott of $500 Garfield
street NV, three grandchil.
dren. and eight great-grand-
children.
Services will be held at
pm. Thursday at the Larkir
Mortuary in Salt Lake City
Burial will be in Salt Lake City
Evening star., 1961-05-13
Dedication Set
For New Icon

A modern Greek icon If st.
Thomas the Apostle will be
dedicated at the II am. service
tomorrow in st. Thomas Epis-
copal Church. 1772 Church
street NV.
The Rev. Demetrios Kalaris,
pastor Of SITS. Constantine and
Helen Greek Orthodox Church,
will officiate at the dedication
with the Rev. John T. Golding
rector Of st. Thomas Church,
The icon, a 12-inch by 49,
inch painting on wood Of the
patron saint of st. Thomas
Church, was painted last year
in a Greek monastery on Mount
Athos. 1t is an anonymous gift
to the local church.
Former Assistant Secretary
of State G.. Lewis Jones, min
ister-designate to the Court OF
st. James, London, will read
the Scripture lessons at the
service.
Evening star., 1961-05-13

a conflict between Michael and
his angels against the forces
of Satan, who also is referred
to as the dragon or serpent.
In this particular passage
the forces of evil also are SYM
bolized in the Roman Empire
and its oppression both of Jews
and Christians in the 1st
century.
Your second question pre-
sents a greater problem and
has bothered many people.
These words on the lips Of
Jesus seem to have been a
quotation from an old Aramaic
proverb which may have suf-
fered in translation to Greek
and then to English.
There are two popular in
terpretations. One suggests
that it meant "let the dead
past bury its dead" Others be-
lieve it meant, leave the dead
to the person who buries dead
bodies"
- =
@. Have there ever existed
any non-Muslim contemporary
sources, primary or secondary,
on the life and work of the
Prophet Mohammed, either pa
gan, Jewish or Christian? Have
any Of them been handed down
to our times? If so, which
ones and where are they avail
able?"
A. The best source I know
for information Of this type
is the Near East Study Gen.
ter at Harvard University,
Cambridge, Mass. I am not IA
miliar with any writings such
as these mentioned by the in
quirer but If they are available
am sure they would be known
to the center at Harvard.
=
@ What is the difference
between the Roman Catholic
and the Greek Orthodox Cath
olic Churches? Is it true that
the Roman Catholic Church
does not recognize a marriage
Of q Roman Catholic to an
Orthodox Catholic? Are Ortho-
dox Catholics classed as Prot
estants?"
A. The Roman Catholic
hurch and the Eastern
| Greek Orthodox Churches
became finally separated from
each other in 1854 after nearly
two centuries of tension be-
tween the Patriarch Of Con-
stantinople and the Patriarch
Of Rome (the Pope. The atti-
tude of the Roman Catholic