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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-15
Alpha Phi Sets
Convention
Luncheon

The Greater Washington
and College Park-Silver
Spring Alumnae chapters Of
Alpha Phi win hold q post
convention luncheon at 1890
Saturday at Watergate Inn.
The group will hear reports
on biennial convention of the
national sorority, held in
June in Chicago. from Mrs.
Frank Hammill. District
Alumnae chairman; Mrs. H.
H. Hart Of Silver Spring and
Mrs. Reeves Tilley of the
District.
The recently installed Off
GERS of the Greater Washing
ton chapter are Mrs. Samuel
]. Schneider. jr., of Rock
vile, president; Mrs. Carl
Vail Of Rockville, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Frank Stoner Of
Bethesda, treasurer; Mrs.
William German, recording
secretary; Mrs. william
Thayer Of Bethesda, cor
responding secretary; Mrs.
Margery Crane, quarterly
correspondent; Mrs. Morris
Wells Of Rockville, social
chairman; Mrs. j. Wade of
Rockville, house and hostess
chairman, and Miss Ann
Funds of Bethesda, publicity
chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-15
Dorothy Storbuck First
Woman in Her New Job
BY M0HAA1AGED A. RAUF, Jr.
Star staff Writer

Star staff Writer
II the first German Buzz
Bomb upon London had
fallen q few hundred feet
closer, there would have been
no Miss Dorothy L. Starbuck
Of Washington.
Miss Starbuck, who this
week made news by being the
first woman to be appointed
an assistant manager of q
Veterans Administration
regional office, was in Lon
don in 1914 as q WAC.
When the siren went for
the Buzz Bomb" attack,
Miss Starbuck scrambled to
the top Of the Selfridge build
ing. The bomb fell only q few
blocks away from her, and
she. saw q full cluster Of
buildings 60 up in flames.
Was WAC
AS q WAC In charge of top
secret documents In the Ad-
jutant Generals Office, she
was in France one month
after D-Day. and crossed
into Germany in the wake Of
American troops.
After the war. Gen. Omar
Bradley, who had been ap-
pointed the Veterans Admin
istration director, brought
her into service with the VA.
Her last assignment with
1t was as a supervisory man
agement analyst and chief of
the Administration office in
Washington.
AS assistant manager now
she win take charge of the
VAS Baltimore office in
September, which deals with
32l 1000 Maryland veterans
of the two World Wars and
the Korean War.
A hazel-eyed woman with
dark brown hair and a
forceful and direct approach
to things, Miss Starbuck at
tributed her success to one
Of her principles in life:
Il like to work with people,
rather than for people; and
I want people to work with
me rather than for me. This
I find can be an excellent
technique to bring out the
best in your office workers"
She said her greatest re-
ward had been that Of meet
ing thousands of veterans
and Of having the satisfac-
ton OF nelplng them through
life.
Miss Starbuck said that
problems ARE not things one
should deride or run away
from.
Rather, one should learn
the habit Of meeting them
and beating them"
Miss Starbuck contended
that women are perfectly
capable Of holding top man
agerial jobs.
"A woman has the ad-
vantage of possessing what
is generally known as the
woman's touch-a greater in
clination to understand SYM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-15

dren, the first thing one
learns is patience. They see to
1t that you learn it WELL" she
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-15
Downtown Sheppsrs Cold Bus

lOc fare permits 2 hours shop.
Pl1g. runs every S minutes at
regular bus stops on ?, 7h and
9th Streets, NJ.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06
Social Ahd Church Nsw,

Bowie, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Blakes-
leay, Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Williams,
Ethelean Hodges and Marcus Pat.
ton. Mrs. L. G. Owens is class
.eacher.
Group 1900 of Second Baptist
Church held their Christmas
Party in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Cowan Of Maybury
Grand Mrs. Cowan, who is prcsi-
dent of the group, greeted her
guests IN the recreation room Of
ner nome. After dinner the group
exchanged gifts. Among those
present we're Mr., Vanderbilt
Holden. Mr., and Mrs. Albert
i.cA. Mr george Carter, Jauquet-
tier Hampton, Lenora Richcy,
Mary Taylor, Vanella Lundy. 4.
Hodges, Hartwcll Erwin and NJ.
ration.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06
AFTERNOON XMAS PARTY

The Current Topic had a lovely
afternoon Christmas Party Tues
day at the Xmas decor home oil
Mrs Dorothy Duncan, OF Anger,
to quite a delight Of friends ana
members.
A delicious dinner was served
and all present thought IL most
appetIzing. Educational games
we're quite interesting and Is
received prizes The ladies'
brought beautiful club pal gifts
and names were drawn for next
year
Present were; Marguerite Cot
man, Gwendolyn Harrison. Al
berta McFall, Bernice Cook, Mar
garet Lake. Eurine Harrison,
Beatrice Jonas, Phyllis Jones,
Frances Kelley, Florence Chan
cellor. Ornie Booth, Violet Lew
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06

Mo>IcA Vlru has appeared
here in two Italian films. L1tren.
mra and La Noue. both directed
by Michelangelo Antonioni. Her
feeling and clarity. seen through
the lens OF Antonioni's sad vision
OF life, has made her a star. Born
in Rome. Miss Witt studied at PIT.
mans College and the National
Academy of Dramatic Art. She an.
peared in a wide range Of roles on
the stage from Shakespeare 10
Brecht before her first film. At
twenty-eight. she says that Holly.
wood holds no temptation for her
and that she will stay with the
Italian cinema.
CARoLE FISHER. who was born
in New York City. designs clean.
cut Young clothes for Miss J. Irs
A 1888 graduate in Fashion De.
sign at Syracuse University. she
has iurihered her education with
evening courses at the Fashion In.
stitute of Technology. She began
her career by skeiching and mod.
cling. went on to designing slacks.
and then after only years experi.
ence. stepped up to dresses. Her
clothes are notable for clear color.
pure line. and new textures A
combination OF uncommon luck
and talent has established her in
an exciting and demanding field.
DIR. LAURA NJ. Rorn. A horn
scientist and rarely dedicated
WOMAN has unsweryingly shaped
her lite to her profession. A ion
Young physicist in the branch of
theoretical physics dealing with
solids. she is mainly concerned
WIN semlconductors solids having
electrical or magnetic properties1
Not the chronological applications
OF a discovery. but it's aesthetic
beauty is her satisfaction. DR.
nom met her husband. a biologist
at swarihmore and both wen, ~
to Harvard for their graduate .,m.
a on, :, since 1856. she has been =,
Nils Lincoln Laboratory.
c,RLA tHAccI is already recoe.
nI<ed as a great romantic dsncs,
al ''weniy'ihree A Milanese, she
studied at La Scala's bale, school
and made her debut as Cinde,s,I o'
, nne became La Scala's prims hal.
@ et'ns IN 1859 and later danced
D ~ sell, in the London Fe.,;, q
ballet that brought down ,b o.
house. Her American debn, NV, ~.
made Taae on ,elcsision on the Rel
l Telephone Hour las, fall. Rsdian,
ssAq exc. eaoriless. she i I,Sl~'.
mrsl eTea, ballerina since the 'i inn
Horn MuRRow and bs,
panIel are co.directors Of thu
trends Neighborhood Con- -, 'ne
New New lork City. Their home 'n IN I'm ~
LA lar OF Spanish Harlem !. : ~, ~.
cal and spiritual center for ~, h.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06

NV YoRK. \. Y-Iean Alice
Szymanski. a WAVE Aviation
Electronics Technician and one of
the most promising of today's
young career women in the Armed
Services. has been selected as one
OF the ten 1861 Merit Award win
ners by Mademoiselle magazine.
For the nineteenth successive
year, awards were presented to len
young women in their twenlies and
early thirties who have already
distinguished themselves in their
fields and are expected to achieve
even greater honors." according TO
Betsy Talbot Blackwell, Mademoi.
sells editor-in-chief.
Miss Szymanski is one of two
women chosen recently from 2.200
applicants TO study under the Navy
Enlisted Scientific Education Pro.
gram. This program offers four.
year college education leading 10
a baccalaureate degree in speci.
fed areas and Navy commission.
Graduated from Piusheld High
School in 1858 with a straight. A
average, Miss Szymanski is study.
ing electrical engineering at Cor.
nell University. She decided on
the Navy as a career when she was
high school freshman. drawn not
only by the opportunities for travel
but the prospect OF pride.worthy
and responsible job. Had she en-.
tered college directly from high
school. she wouM never have
dreamed OF taking the stiff scien.
tho course OF study on which she
is now embarked. but her three
years experience in Aviation Flee.
tronics opened unsupported vistas
TO her. She has already studied
three languages. and at Cornell il
now adding Russian to her reper.
tory.
The other Young Women Of the
Year who are featured in January
Mademoiselle are also on their
way to establishing outstanding
regulations for themselves in such
fields as fashion. social work. and
the arts. Their backgrounds range
from Italy to the United States
They are:
GRACE BUMBRy. who. at twenty.
four, has all the makings of the
hrst great Negro Wagnerian singer
Last summer she achieved an in.
ternational triumph at Bavreuth
with her Venus in Tdnnhdnser.
Miss Bumbry. gravely handsome
woman. studied in St. Louis and
sang there and in Chicago and
Boston. In 1856. Lotto Lehman
took her on as a proicgec. After
winning several awards. she made
her debut with the Paris Opera in
AIDA in 1860. Now under contract
with The Basel Opera. she will
come home for an American sea.
son next autumn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06
JAMES SALTERS SURPRISED
on BIRTHDAY

He vas the one who said
il couldn't be done TO him, but
il happened, Saturday. Dee. oJ,
1861, a complete surprise on
his birthday right in his. own
home on Broadstrcet His wife,
with the help Of friends. did all
Of the planning. The plot was
perfect Inc honorcc S wife is a
hat designer and so is his best
friends wife. On Saturdays the
husbands 90 to Mt. Pleasant
Baptist Church for a Male Chorus
Rehearsal Last Saturday, the
honoree thought the wives we're
getting together for a little hat
No king session in his home,
and after rehearsal his friends
returned home with him (the
honorcel to pick up his wife.
Upon entering the house. he
was greeted by approximately
fifty people who began singing
the birthday song The honorec
was dumbfounded, so much so
that he lost his usual hearty APP
petite for food which was in
plenty including his favorltc.
hot rolls.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06
CHURCH NEWS

Scml-formal banquet in the VOL
VERNE Hotel Woodward at Eliza
beth, Saturday, Jan. 10, at 8
pm. Miss Nelis J. Saunders will
preside as toastmistrcss
The Rev. L. Juan Burt. modcr-
ator of the Calvary Baptist Dis
trlct Association will bring greet
lnss and Mrs. Kate Montgomery,
OF New Calvary Baptist Church
will be guest soloist.
Training in Christian Fellow
ship is the general theme of
activities for the sponsoring aux
liary.
Robert Horton, general direct.
or Of the BTU, announced that
plans arc set for an elaborate
effair. Mrs. Clara J. Davis is
general chairman of banquet,
IT. II. IL Coleman is host pastor
The Detroit Association of the
American Baptist Woman'S Mis-.
sion Society will conduct its
first meeting for 1862 at 1918
a m. Jan. 9 at Woodward Baptist
1hurch, Woodward at Windcr.
Mrs. S. D. Ross. president of
'hc Woman's Auxiliary of the
National Baptist Convention. will
cad the morning dcvotions.
The afternoon speaker will be
D. Raymond d. Wcigum, of Ann
Arbor. field counselor for for.
ign missions Of tho American
Baptist Convention.
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Detroit
y Olfalc
BY }. ALFRED BUTLER

Detroit S Booker +. Alexander
impcrial POlcntatc of the Shrln.
crS, heads up the tratcrnal Dl
VISION vi the campaign for builu.
ing a new Center In Nigeria
as a gift from the American
people. Heading the campaign
committee made up of distine
uIshcd white and Negro citizens
is DR.. Edward Mazique of Wash
inston, ID. {. former president
OF the National Associa-
ton. Included on the commission
is Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt DR.
Martin Luther King and Todd
Duncan, internationally famou
baritone.
An exciting story is growing
out OF a series Of situations
which promoted the protest OF
Dearborn Speciality Foundry vice
president Milton Downcs. Downcs
CLAIMS TO be paid time for a
lay when president Buddy Bat.
dcS has been accused of being
Out Of town. Conditions are being
Investigated by a Local GOO com.
plai ots' committee.
Tho newest singing sensation
in tho city is contralto Ardalia
Clark who is busy making sclcc.
lions for recording sessions. Lo
cal news writer's beat out colorful
copy after listening to five.
wear oVd dcmo-record by Mrs
Clark.
q
Seen enjoying the wrestling
show at Convention Arena were
fashionable fans Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Smart Of Joy Road.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06

Puerto Rican world around l.
With the help OF other volunteers
they give the people OF the nels
borhood. especially the soung
sense OF their own worth. Ms |
Murrow is The daughter Of hir
ward Law Schools Dean Criswolt
She studied at Obcrlin and r
ceived her Masters in social wort
at Columbia. where she met Ia
husband. Sent to Harlem in ivy
by the Friends. they we're eva
freedom to try their own apprcid
to life in an afflicted communtt
and thus far it has borne nf
fruits.
Joan BAEz. at twenty. Is IN
darling OF the urban folk-muS
world. Since a sensational appear
ance at the Newport Festival
1850. she has cut two records w
Vanguard. and given scll.oui cor
ceris from New York to CallioTni
Daughter Of a Mexican physcs
and an Irish mother. she grew
all over the world. Three 'ean
ago. when she began haphafan
study in Boston. she knew only OK
folk song. had never touched
guitar. As her musical talent nov
cred. she began singing TO "
dents in a Cambridge night Cla'
She delivers her songs in eoldn
tones with a rapt detachment ~.
curiously enhances their plsln""
power. ~,
CHRYssA. who was born IN N
ems. is a sculptrcss and pa'na
who came to America in l9o4 !,
is a restless. warm woman W. ~.
anxious. clever Greek ewes. ..
paintings and sculptures. ln'Pl.
by various symbols Of commune
tion letters OF the alphabet pr
fonts. newspapers. dlre'nS =,
signs). are arifully TRANSLATED l1
a cool. contemplative. oiiieINO'I
" language. She studied at ci c'S
Chaumiere in Paris and the "a
fornia School OF Fine Ans ID
Francisco and has had go
group shows. two one-msn sn0.'
(ihe latest at the Cueeenu'
Museum). and is Represented
several museum collections -,
NANErrE EDMoSps Wae .i,Is
known professionally as
Nanelte." is fashion director "a
st. Louis Scruggs.'ande,'V,sR
Barney department store; :" IL
last year and a half. she a ,a' n =,
had a ihree-day.a.week rad'v 4,
gram. Born in Indiana. sh,
jored in merchandising = i n
Paw University. Her first b p, y
was fashion training co-oTd1'" "''i..
Of Silk. Barr & Fuller in II. W.. ~,
two years later she found i n.
where she is TODAY. She = 10 u' v
to her work. which en'all' mi.
rieiy of creative and pron'V
skills.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06

These girls wore emerald green
satin dresses. pill box hats, white
short kid gloves and they carried
white mink muffs with red-rose
cursages on them.
Ushcrs: Stanton Weeks, best
man If Atlanta. Georgia. Cccll
Franklin. Carroll Strickland
Charles Llcsoy, Frank Young.
Edward Boyer, Robert Walker
Kenneth Jones. Donald Jackson
ru.cnc hamilton and stephen
Chcnnault.
The Wedding Reception fol
lowed in the Martin Gold Room
which enhanced the wedding par
~ where loads Of beautiful gifts
we're placed
Patricia Henderson was at the
organ S0lolstS were: Charles
Nicks. Betty Lane and Rev.
Charles Adams of Atlanta, Ga.
Thursday evening al the spa
cIous home of Mrs. Llnnic Miles,
81 Roosevelt. many friends and
members assembled for the an
nulI Xmas I'ariy of the Sorosls
Group in her recreation room
which carried out the Christmas
spirit
There were many delightful
cdiblcs on the table and refresh
mcnts which would be pleasing
to the most discriminating taste.
Mrs. Aaron, president
A GAY DINNER PARTY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06
HOME FOR HOLIDAYS. HAS
TRIPLE CELEBRATION

Jacqucline Nicks. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Nicks Of
Blaine ST. who was home
from school District Of Column
bIa Teachers College, Washing
ton. d c.. in addition TO the
usual gaycty that goes with
Christmas and the New Year
celebrated her birthday Dee Both
at party in her parents home.
She was Joined by sixteen of her
friends including Fredwina Whit
Ly. Mrs Emma Rose Pierce Of
Washington. d C.. also daughter
Of the Nlcks accompanied her
sister Jackie home for the holl-
days.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06
BY JAMES ALFRED BUTLER

The Bright Star Singers APP
pcarcd in . musical program at
thc CmUn Grace Dapuot Cnurcn,
toUf Lovctt. .Ncw Years eve.
The Missionary Department Of
the Midway Baptist Church, Fen
kcll at Dexter, presented a pro.
gram Sunday The Rev. N. w.
.,ndcrsOn IS pastor
Dr. C. Leroy Hacker, pastor
Shiloh Baptist Church, PITTS.
burgn, Pa, was the Emancipation
Day speaker at the ST. Mark
Baptist Church. l2704 Woodrow
Wilson, Monday morning. The
Rev. e. II. Williams is pastor.
Bishop p. l.. Lockctt, pastor,
Lockctt Temple Church of God
IN Christ, started broadcasting
Saturday evening uO:3O PM
from the church on Chcnc st.
The annual meeting OF the
Detroit Council of Churches will
be held at the Faith Lutheran
Church, East Jefferson at Phillip,
Jan. 26, at 4:30 pm.
Bishop John Wesley Lord Of
Washington. ID. {. Area Methodist
Church will be the speaker.
Dinner will be served promptly
at 4:3O pm. go pm. and an
Ecumcnical Worship Service will
he held at 8 pm.
The "Layman of the Year
will be cited and Mark d. Littlcr
president, will preside.
The Rev. S. J. Williams. Prcsi.
dent Of the Wolverine Baptist
State Sunday School and BTU
Congress, is scheduled to deliver
the principal address when the
BTU of Greater Macedonia Bap.
list Church sponsors its annual
,srs.. -.
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is, Madeline Mott, I.aur, !,
Mae randolph. Chrlst.ns S s0al
nary stewart ana SSH s'aa
Poole. Sarah Roach
Thompson, Nellie Jones wv
enia Esslcston. Exie Jones. I S|
ME Diggs, Mamie SIM
Allen, Mary Belle Rbods.
others.
Ivan Gotham spent a Is,.
Xmas holiday WIN his NV
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Co,n's
Blaine Avenue. lie has re,'''
to Kentucky State CoIlo"S
Frankfort, Kentucky.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06
XMAS DINNER parry

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard II,,,J
of lronwood, gave a SUNNI
dinner Party Xmas Day =, h
home. And believe me. SAM,
been there and unloadcd n, \
under the Xmas tree.
Their dinner guests wcr,
and Mrs. James latham J
their newly adopted daus'|
Lisa Nellie Latham. Of al
Blvd, Mr.. and Mrs. wN]
Vincent and son, Ernie. N,
Mrs. Harrison Reid, Mr.,
Smith and Mrs. Mary n
Rhodes.
A very pleasant party
a very personal wish "a
column readers and friend, J
sequsintsnees for a Happy
Year"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06
CREATIVE ART

Hazel p. Smith, a club mcinDcr
of Detroit has spent the pre-
nrislmas mondays creating anu
making Christmas gifts Tor Crea'
live Art Work. ller success Is
being seen in many homes oil
All races in Detroit, which Is q
,rcan 10 all communities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06
BY RUBY WILLIAMS
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
SOUTH WEST DETROIT, HOST
MINISTERS ALLIANCE

Emancipation Service OF the
West Side Ministers Alliance vas
held at the First Baptist Church,
located on Gould ST. in South
West Detroit, Tuesday, Jan. 2,
1862 1900 to 1870 pm. The Rev
l.. Juan Burt. a pastor of Calvary
Baptist Church. and Moderator
Of the Baptist Calvary District
Association was the principal
speaker. The Rev Nathaniel
johnson was host minister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06
YOUNG ADULT CLASS NO. 3
ENJOY SOCIAL

The Young Adult Class No. 3
Of Second b ptist. Church, AL
Monroe. held their Yulotide Par
" in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Connolly. Jr.. of Conlcy
ST. Saturday Dec 30th Everyone
brought pot and they dlncd and
gabbed. and listened to special
musical recordings. Sharing the
fun were Mr.. and Mrs jerome
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06
Society Do1ngs

Party at the Nacirema Clup
..osaay evening for the en-
pIo,ecs of Mt. Lebanon Hospital
they were given an enjoyable
dinner by the Ma.>4gers anu
younger people who can nave 80
nlucn fun together.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06
L < e A L
N Q T &c ( S
Atty. JUpsoN 3. POWELL, sr.
1903 Broadway
Notice OF Hearing Claims
STATE OF MICHIGAN
THE PROBATE COURT FOR The
RAlIHAN nE AAAXAE
coUTNY OF WAYNE
Mo 6nA.1al

IN tho Matter OF the Estate OF
MILTON BOLDEN. deceased
Notice is hereby given that all
creditors OF said deceased MILTON
BOLDEN are required to present
their claims. in writing under oath,
TO said Court at the Probate OFFICE
in the City of Detroit. in said County
and 10 serve copy thereof upon
Judson b. Powell. ST. Administrator
1908 Broadway, Detroit %. Michigan,
on or before the 10Th day OF Fcbru.
arv, Nd. 1862 and that such claims
wiz be heard by said court before
Judge FRANK S. SZNMANSKI in
Court Room No. 1911 City County
Building in the City OF Detroit, in
said County. on the 10Th day Of
February, AID. 1862 at 230 in the
afternoon, Dated Dec H., 1861,
FRANK 5. ZYMANSky Judge Of
Probate -
do hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and have
found the same to be a correct tran
script Of such original record
Dated Dee. H. 1861 Allen r Edison
Deputy Probate Register
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06
Atty. WILLIAM 7. PATRICK, sR
1895 Farmer Street

AIRY. WILLIAM 7. PATRICK, SR.
1896 Farmer Street
STATE OF MICHIGAN
N TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY or WAYNE ~ CHANCERY
FRANCIS BRACES, ALIAS. tItA.~.
ClS SIPEs and MARTIN SlPE. Plain.
tiifs, vs. JOHN a BROWN and DORO.
lily BROWN, ~ Al. Defendants
No. 6l0-7S4
ORDER or APPEARANCE
AZ session of Che above entitled
Court, held m the City, County Build
ing IN the CITY OF Detroit. Count, Of
Wayne and State Of Michigan this
lsi day of November A.D. 1861
PRESENT. HONORABLE, NEAI.
FITZGERALD, Circuit Judge.
" appearing by affidavit hereto at
tachcd, that Cecil &. Spencer and
Eunicc Spencer. Co-dcfondants, In this
cause. are not residents OF Michigan
but that the last known place OF ~
sdcnt Of said CO-dcfcndants. was A.
22i5 Edison, Street. Detroit. Michigan
Nos. 49,. i5l55l and 2if50 Washing
ton Boulevard Los Angeles California.
On motion Of William L. Patrick
81. attorney for plaintiffs. IT Il
HEREBY ORDERED. that said dcfcn
dants. enter their appearance, either
IN person, OF by attorney, within thrc.
months from date Of this order to
Appear, or the Bill OF Complaint vii
be taken as confessed against them
Ut II FURTHER ORDERED. that
truc copy Of this order TO Appear
be sent TO all known addresses Of tn
SAID Co-dcfcndants. by registered mail.
return receipt requested, and that
. True copy OF said order be pub
hshed according TO law.
4
A TRUE copy
EDGAR VI. BRANIGIN, Clerk
l.. EERBIkST, Deputy Clerk
l2-26i--1-6-62.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06
QASSIfIEDS
HELP WANTED
IS GOOD WORKERS

Full or part time in Detroit.
Write name, address and tclc-
phone to Dept. T; lat S. STRAIT
ford Drive; Tucson, Arizona.