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interfere with their operations.
Furthermore, he said, it
would be discriminatory to give
bigger unemployment benefit
payments to workers losing
their jobs because of imports
than to other unemployed
workers.
He said adjustment assist
ance sounds like an effort to
"federalize" the unemployment
compensation system, despite
Congress repeated refusal to
set up Federal standards for
jobless payments. Mr.. Hodges
maintained that adjustment
assistance had no connection
with federalizing unemploy-
ment compensation.
On the issue of tariff reduc-
tons, Senator Douglas, Demo-
crat of Illinois, suggested that
the bill should be amended to
give the President additional
power to raise tariffs in retalia-
ton for protectioniSt policies in
Europe'S Common Market and
elsewhere.
Warns Europeans
Noting the Common Market
countries severely restrict i'm
ports of some United States
products Senator Douglas said:
THE European countries need
to know that the patience of
this country is not unlimited.
The main emphasis of the
bill is on the provisions that
would give the President I'M
precedented authority to cut
tariffs in exchange for tariff
concessions by other countries.
Earlier the Kennedy admin
istration today dropped its de-
mand for elimination of the
escape clause" from tariff-cut-
ting legislation.
Mr.. Hodges went along with
the version passed by the House
last month.
The administration had rec
commended the practical elm
nation of the escape clause,
through which the Tariff Com
mission may recommend tariff
increases to protect United
States industries from injury
by import competition.
Hodges Accepts Clause
But the House bill retains
the escape clause. Under its
provisions, Congress could re-
quire the President to raise
tariffs in compliance with
Tariff Commission recommen-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-23
Court Rejects Negroes Plea
To Upset Decree in Georgia

MACON. Ca. July % (AP.-
United States District Judge w.
A Bootle refused today to inter-
vene in an Injunction issued by
a fellow Federal judge prohibit
ing mass indignation demon
STATIONS at Albany, Ga.
The Judge turned down a re-
quest for a hearing on an order
Of District Judge j. Robert
Elliott of Columbus, Ga, who
Friday banned protest activities
by the Rev. DR.. Martin Luther
King, jr., and other Negro in
tegrationists.
This matter is being handled
by Judge Elliott" Judge Bootle
said. ANY matter for relief
should be presented to Judge
Elliott"
A petition for an immediate
hearing on the question of
jurisdiction was presented to
Judge Bootle by William Kun
stler of New York, an attorney
for the American Civil Liberties
Union.
DIR. King Accuses Judges
Today's legal move followed
a charge by DR.. King that a
few southern Federal judges
ARE engaged in a conspiracy"
with political leaders to main
tain segregation.
Mr.. Kunstler said the petit
ton was based on the conten-
ton that Judge Elliott lacked
jurisdiction. He declined to
elaborate.
Judge Elliott has been I'M
available for comment since
issuance Of the order.
Despite Judge Elliott's broad
injunctive decree, 100 Negroes
and one white youth marched
to the downtown area Saturday
night and were jailed after
more than 100 fell to their
knees and prayed on the side
walk. None Of them sought
bond.
DR.. King Pledges Fight
DR.. King pledged to fight
the injunction through the
courts but he told a mass meet
ing of Negroes yesterday, II
will not go out on a door
knocking campaign trying to
tell people not to take part in
what their conscience tells
them they ought to do"
Earlier at a news conference,
DR.. King and the Albany Move
ment president, DR.. w. G..
Anderson. a Negro osteopath,
said they and others named
in the Injunction would abide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-23
More Visus Issued

LONDON, July % (AP).-
The United States Embassy re-
ported today it has issued 49,
215 visas in Britain during the
first half Of 1862, an increase of
more than 20 per cent over the
same period last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-23
Byrd Attacks
Benefit Clause
In Tariff Bill
By LEE NJ. COIN
Star Staff Writer

President Kennedy's propos.
ais for special aid to companiei
and workers injured by imporr
competition ran into trouble
in the Senate Finance Com.
mittee today.
Commerce Secretary Hodges
opening the administration
Senate drive for riff-cutting
legislation, testified that the
special aid is justified because
the economic injuries would re.
suit from Government actor
to cut tariffs. This would make
aid a national responsibility
he said.
But Chairman Harry F. Byrd
Democrat of Virginia, said he
saw no justice in giving more
help to those hurt by imports
than to companies and work
ers who lose profits and jobs
through other causes.
Survived In House
Under discussion was the Ad-
ministration bills adjustment
assistance section, which also
was the focal point of contro-
versy in the House. Adjustment
assistance survived determined
conservative opposition VIII e n
the House passed the bill last
month.
Adjustment assistance would
provide special allowances, re-
training and moving payments
to workers losing their jobs
because tariff cuts increased
imports. Companies injured by
imports would be eligible for
technical assistance loans, lean
guarantees and tax concessions.
Byrd Dubious
This program would be a
supplement and alternative to
tariff increases under the
escape clause to help industries
hurt by imports.
Senator Byrd said he doubted
that many business men would
want Government experts to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-23
I'd Union Votes Delay
In Aerospoce Strike

LOS ANGELES, July % (AP).-Two big unions have
agreed to President Kenneds request for posponement
OF threatened aero-space industry srke-gving nego-
tiatorS go days to seek a settlement
Labor contract talks scheduled to resume here
today.
United AeroSpace workers at Ryan Aircraft in San Diego
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DR.. King Pledges Fight
PARKWAY
Continued From Page Al

Continued From Page Al
called for and unfair" the
Majority Leader said.
Full District Committe e
Chairman Mcmillan, Democrat
Of South Carolina, and Repre-
sentative Burke, Democrat of
Kentucky, promised the Sena-
tor that anything the Senator
said would not be taken
lightly" and would be helpful. 4"
Both Senator Mansfield and
Mr.. Wirth asked that appro-
priations for the Three Sisters
Bridge be rejected by Congress.
This would protect the future
of the park, as well as the Fox
hall road area, Senator Mans
field said.
Three Sisters Bridge
The House has granted $780,
600 In the city budget now
pending before Senate sub
committee for the Three Sis
tiers crossing of the Potomac.
Mr.. Wirth said the links with
the bridge could require a park
road. He admitted, under ques-
tioning from Representative
Broyhill, Republican of Vir-
ginia, that the bridge would be
used if no road were cut
through the park.
The 100000 in local money
qualities the District to receive
$2.7 million in Federal funds.
Mr.. Broyhill, keen for the
bridge, reminded Mr.. Wirth
that the Park Service for
years had delayed the construc-
ton of the Theodore Roosevelt
Bridge, maintaining that wild
life on Roosevelt Island in the
mid-Potomac should not be
disturbed.
1--WE did not oppose the cross
ing of Roosevelt Island" Mr..
Wirth retorted. He said that
Park Service wanted a tunnel,
rather than a bridge. And he
insisted that the spaghetti"
network of bridge approaches
on the Virginia side would be
regretted too.
District Paralyzed
Gen. Clarke took the posi-
ton that the District already
was paralyzed for purposes of
putting a road in the park.
First, Congress wrote a ban,
against any major highway in
Northwest Washington into
legislation creating the area
Transportation Agency. It is
good until July /, 1865.
Second. District Commits
sioners must seek a Congress
sional appropriation for any
road. And third, Gen. Clarke
said, a park road would have
to go off and on the existing
right-of-way. Any roadbed out
side that right-of-way would
require Congressional action.
"Is this a tempest in a tea
pot?" asked subcommittee
chairman Whitener, Democrat
Of North Carolina.
81 would say it was an at
tempt to make a decision now
which better could be decided
later" Gen. Clarke said.
Donated for Parks
The Commissioner. who di.
reefs District highway opera
tons, said the District con
nection with Maryland's Routt
240 probably would not hav'
to come down Wisconsin ave
nue., if a parkway could Gu
through Glover Archbold. Pro
posed mass transit also woult
have to be effective to proven
the controversial Wisconsin
avenue proposal, he said.
He left the implication witt
the subcommittee that if Con
gress prohibited the Glover
Archbold road, a Wisconsin
avenue interstate route woult
be likely to eat up valuable ia,
p
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Hodges Accepts Clause

But the House bill retains
the escape clause. Under its
provisions, Congress could re-
quire the President to raise
tariffs in compliance with
Tariff Commission recommen-
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Atty. w. n. FLOYD
i30a nroadway

STATE or MICHIGAN .,,.
THE PROBATE COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY or WAYNE
SIS. sol ,33S
Al session OF the Probate court
for said County Of Wayne, helu az
the PROBATE Court Room In the City
OF Detroit on the First day OF March,
i'm the year one thousand nine nun
dred and sixty-two.
PRESENT THE HONORABLE: Ek'
NEST {. BOEHM, Judge OF Probate
In the Matter Of the Estate OF hi--
VESTA WILSON, Deceased.
bccn heretofore filed in this Court
pfavinq that administration of said
estate be granted TO himself or some
other suitable person:
n Is ordered, That the Third day
of April next, at ten o'clock In the
forenoon at said Court Room be ap-
pointed for Hearing said Petition.
And II IN further Ordered, That a
copy OF this order be published once
In each week for three weeks con.
sccutivcly previous TO said time OF
hearing, I'm the DETROIT TRIBUNE a
newspaper printed and circulated In
said County OF Wayne.
ERNEST G. BOEHM, Judge OF Pro.
bate.
do hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and have
found the same 10 be n correct tran.
script Of such original record. Dated
March I. 1862.
CECIL A. BERNARD. Deputy Probate
Register.
s-i0--3-24-62
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Atty HENRY L. kEAp'ny
ina srosdwsy Suite zoe
s05.513

W
SrLTt or MICHIGAN
TIE PkOBAIE COCNi ton i"-
IOLNTf or WAf N ,.tp
Ia the matter Of the kstals Vi yin
II.,J1 N4.HNEN, DeceaSeo al
.,nt.e A. A-TcOy gwen ula, ~
,.,,',.,r. of ,aln deceased CEh hOD
.|. are required 20 Piess"s
49,. cams IN wiring ana unu-i
,,n 40 I'D Coart ~ the fi"Ds.s
80 IA tns Clty Of Dctfoit, III '' salu
,.,,,f. anu 10 srfvc cS.'s theiSo'
mon iicnry l.. Heading, E~.s.'.
80 rfo,dway SlItc 40, De1ioias y
u.rn,uan on or before the oel
-, ns. A.D.. 1862. and that suci'
ms ~lsi be heard by sa.u Svui -
before Judge EKNLSI 1. bOLFM 80
t.,rt room No. 1901, City Nv"Ns,
,.,,..u.n4 IN tie Cas- OF De1Io'., "
.s,d COUNTY. on the Jth day OF m"s ,
a D 1867 al two o'clock IN tne ai'ei
MON Dated February 70, 1901 a.,
ETNEST {. BOEHM, Judge oi rio
do tcrcby certify that have com.
nar.d ths foregoing copy WIN the
or,yinai record thereof ana nav
,c,,nd the anne 10 be- correct uah'
cr'ut of such OF ginai record
ALLEN X. EDISON. Deputy froDa'e
p"b;isbed in THE DETROIT TRIBUNE
once each week for three weeks
Succcssively. within thirty days from
The date hereof.
J4-3.l7-62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-03-24

STATE o MICHIGAN
THE PROBATE COlRT FOX Ihk
cot MY or WAYNE
La the Matter q The Estate O.
CLARA WALkER. deceased
No;.ce 4 hereby gwen AZ crec.t4,s
cF ,sid deceased CLARA NAl-hLf.
sre required 20 present ther c4sln-s,
II ur7tinE and under oath 10 SAID
Cour1 IL the Probate Ottlce IN tns
CTS of Dstroii, IN ssld County, Snc
10 ee-,e . COP, thereof upon Cleo,
tstrs NcCsn,s, Administrators of s1lo
..s-ate a. 559s Msplevocc, Detro4I
: Michigan. on or before tne zoin ca
of April, AD, 1852, and that sucn
Gains uill be heard b. sslo cour,
s.efore Judge FRANK 5. SZf Ma
ski in Court Room No. lzlls City
COUNTY Building IN the Cnl o De
,rott in aid County, on the zein CAP
of Apr1f. AD., 1867, a. two e.oek s
IL The afternoon. Dated Feb. ls. lsoz
IRA 6. KAUFMAN, Judge OF rro,
do hereby certify that have com
nsred the foregoing copy Eitn tne
6-iginsl record thereof ana nave
found the same 20 be correct Nsn-
<rrsnt az such original copy.
Dated FEB -, 1852. Allen X. Eolson'
D.-Dutv Probate Register ~,,
Published In The DETROIT ~
pI'NE once each week for 'nles
~eeks successively within tnlrIy Gay
srorr The date hereof
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Di,hvashcr,
Match ] rcnd
In kiLchcns

Ioaa} hpme cnhnsshcrs 5rc
desl1ntd Ds'h 'ne p,p.aris IL
'.tiDn slthcn u ming
prar'i'ally az tDDtlr Dn's
iDf '1amglc ar - .n,h.. 1l.e
rn' - ne 'angsfG mrssofc
m'ni 10 kltcAens Nth Doar .n
fabncis
tn2nrefng sa.snces refine
mem N dr'rf9'n' and wst,r
rnrrr chemistry oscf edYcallan
40 al,hna loadirg and mofe
'iilycni rack dolen hsye hclpca
rcdp'c lhc wlaih 70 l present
si<c
Automatic d. hNasho also
af' h0l' 10 ia under No tand
s,d ~ .neh hi9h coonloriap 81
ihou9h pne dlshwa her maker
kArh'nhid also oii,fs . b0ill in
shich places The dishusshcr ~
counter hcighl instead IL under
~" opunior
Knehrnhd bnli ln dishnssh
cfs also have rcmogsblc icct
Winch perpii' them 10 bc short
cncd ~ 3lz nchr, lpr gravity
dram model, and ~ s3iz inches
for pump drain models low
cnouph 10 ~ under less than
aV"rs"" hclght counters
All automatic dishWashcrs rio
npl wash dishes The same wsy
ln fact there are several III
lcroni types r. Washing action
One wsv IS the revolvinp wash
arm pioneered by KiichcnAid in
the home dlshwashcr field
Powered bv separate wash wat
~ pump the wash arm create
. ""ujdcd action moving water
raiicrn under pressure. insid,
The wash chamber.
other methods use . rotatint
lmncllcr with . fixed water pai
torn or horizontally mounted cvl
Indrical sprav iuh"s again viii
. 'v"d spray pattern.
A compar'son ~ the cfficicnc,
and "washabiliiy" of the ihrc,
m"irods would be- of distinct
advantage n The family shoppin.
for . home dishwashcr. home ap
pliancc experts point out
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PETITIONER
s4.j If.enosle.
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4'......,l II4I i.D..Dn .ELk 10
sEPH = ~ hPhf. Judge oi Probate
u. t4l natter 81 Lac fLaLge Df
fsn.e VI MARGARET BENSON, aiso
s.l.-r os aAXtISE LIDL. an Adult.
IN sg.lx aud f4yng the betltlOn q.
tf.f s.g ssAECAkEI BL%SO., s.bo
fr>~n a. HAItitL LIDE praying
tnei nef name De changed ~ MAX.
ti,L LfDk
i II ofb.sd That the Fourteenth
IA. ~ June next 81 ten cock IA
~ fsft nDDn a. sd Court Room b.
ap,c.rfrc fDI Hearing esid Petition.
an1 lt.. iJrheI ordered That q
,pr, ~ ihIs Dlcsf be- vuDlisAed once
~ each ncek for three weeks con
If.4f-.y rrt.4yus 10 tsio tune Of
t'sf4na, ~ me DETROIT 1KIBt ~ .
ln pa-tf Jflnfrd AMI circulated in
20 . fcInfJ ~ Nsyne
JpsLPif 3 MURPHY, Judge Of Pro
Da''
q, hefeby csr'if, that I have
'Dmpefsd ne foregoing copy with
!blng lhr ssne ~ be q correct tran.
aaIri 1862
1880 EOLDA Deputy Probate
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-03-24
Atty, JupsoN q. POWELL,
1908 srosdwsy
STATE OF MICHIGAN
County OF Wayne,

STATE Of MICHIGAN
County OF Wayne,
No. s0s-4sJ
At a session OF the Probate Court
for said County of Wayne, held at
the Probate Court Room In the City
January, In the year one thousand
nine hundred and sixty-two.
PRESENT: FRANK s. SZYMANS.
KI. Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate OF rs.
TELI.E b. RHODES, also known as
ESTELLE RHODES, Deceased.
An instrument In writing purport.
ing to be the last will and tesla.
ment OF said deceased having been
delivered into this Court for pro
bate.
1t Is ordered, That the Thirteenth
day OF March, next at ten o'clock In
the forenoon at said Court Room be
appointed for proving said instru.
mcnt,
And II Is further Ordered. That
a copy OF this order be published
once In each week for three weeks
consecutiveiy previous 10 said time
OF hearing In the Detroit Tribune n
newspaper printed and Circulated An
sad County of Wayne.
FRANK S. szYMANSKI Judge OF
Probate.
do hereby certify that I have
compared the foregoing copy with the
original record thereof and have
found the same 10 be q correct tran.
script OF such original record
Register.
DATED January 10. 1852.
f-27-2los2 ~
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AIRY. ctAkLts
81 ". warren
rTaTE OF MfcDCAr -,rv
N -<-T CrECITT COIkI fvh ~
CmVrY or WAYNE n thnreIn
aEEfE FELToN. Pisiniii
c,..rrl..s ysliun. Dtfencsni
Ns titf,t
cgpEe Fcs AsvtAssx -,
r s~r<or % sic Court btio ~
.S< C-.rl lCoarty Building IN ne ,.s
81 Drsros.. o. TIE llih Gay oi %"
ur-r AD 1tt1 N
pTEsEvT. TIE HONORABLE 10
sTPH & HAsHID, Circnt snoss -
II rhls csEst. n sppearnS "
ff6x,1s % f.le that me cefenc~It., ~.
cnzrst-s Fsltor- csrDof be terso ~
sropess issued out Of tnis Sv.. -
he a nur . rtKcerf of ue ote< y.
Michigan. huf resides 81 ~ SneI'es =,
Ter. n the Cry q Miami, Soun's Va
psce snc STATE q FIorlds,
on MOTION or ChAhLLS, ~
PERxTNS. Aftc-1ts fof pisinlIis.
q ORDEGED that ire ceienosn.,
C,.z-ses Felto-. appear ana snsrs s
she Ell q Complaint ~ this co.
within > r3onshs from the os,s y,
tins Or-6er. CT tfzf sac biI VII
tzfer a. corfesstr. and mai 'h,s
oroer be p-niisbed sccofaink "
law and copy thereof be serstu Up
On the defendant. Charles ftiton, os
rsEsse-r1 nal a. required % ~
JOSEPH G. RAsHID. Circuit Judge
A TRCE COPY
EDGAR " ER-ASlCIN. Clek
: D NARTr<As DePEiy CleK
l-1J-11+<1
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NEW DRAMA
SERIES ON WDET

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.'s pf' 'sAn'a2 e.sAs4ts. crsmss
estn mcn'. yssts N Tn9fscs,
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r'ydy'f.Da - PAR .sgsmem.
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TINS neD dramatic series vii
~ prDcycec and directed IS
frh EtnJrs 4 native u Dres.
frn. CcrinsnS SIR bongra han
'1rHsl;e expcfIsI'e 10 t.saslcsl
cfsms u Germsns Saherlsnd
snc knslsn1 beiDfe comlng %
f,e NOD Ststfa Snc played the
.tsc ~ ne HSf Ihesire pro
c.".rn ~ Cnnkhp. 4 Country
S'sncsl ann ia ,'en heard IN
oso, 1fsu.a, ~ WOkS
.Dpesflna II ne NDET drs
ns ~. ~ sciDr, snc s,ires .c.
'"Ym 'he metfppDifsn Deiro,
sf"s q if iDf ne ,su ior The
~ pfpggt'lnn ls pfoc1,cd
fyiDrc Om.nste prDd1cuons
~ sf,srtssi ~ ih, lar Thurs.
10 81 r9ch mDn'h Dlll art ~
2 ~ Pm
'@' Nfee pcrs!.N' 'rA1ac -
fiiiNhGO Three fasrEciiny
20 slsis from Dg'blh. NE IN.
efarre ielG src asncng n spcak
rf Dno addressed fhr Sid
fesr hgcnc fzcoslitc Confer
enec ~ ihc National Insurance
hmo' alum ~ ihe s'ailcr Hilton
lip'rl u 81 IDnr March n u
IhoDdDfr a Jorrs MA rrcsi
d'n' sald the chDices refloci .
bfoadcninY 81 The atlyitIcs a.
lnfursncc cofnpsnics and . viii.
l2n"ss 70 adopt Successful tech.
nigpcs " other industries
The non insurance Apeskcrs arr
William T. Porter Assistant ~
hc Marketing Vicc President
and Eugene n Gordon Director
81 Sales 1reIning for Anheusrf
Busch to 81 I.ouis and Dr.
Visian Henderson Dean of The
Schpol ~ business Adminis,ra
ton fisk Unisefsiy Nashville
Tenn
Porter and Gordon spoke
on 'hc impact that sales person
mel and products have on the pub
lic images Of corporations DR.
Henderson, Chairman of NlA's
Market Research b Committee
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AIRY CHARLES PERKINS,


STATE OF MICHIGAN
~ T'uE CrRCyTT COURT FOR The
COUNTY OF WAYNE ~ CHASCERY
VILLA ELIZABETH RICE. Plain
tiff vs HORACE RICE. Defendant
Ne. Sittss
ORDER Foe APPEARANCE
A. sesyion q said Courz, held az
the Cty-Courfy Building In the City
Of Detroit. on the llih day OF Jan
usrr. AD.. 1851
PRESENT The HONORABLE JO-
SEPH G RASHID. C.rcri; Judge.
II tsis cause i appearing by az.
,cay1. O. Tle that tie defendant,
Horace aice. csroot - serted BY
process out q This Cog-I as ne Is
not . resident Of the state q Nlchi-
gan. bit resides IN Nes Tim Ger
many
on Motion Of CHARLES r PERK-
ms. ATTORNEY for plaintiff. TT Is
ORDERED THAT the defendant,
Horace Rice. appear and answer the
Bill Of Complain; In this cause with
in three months ; from the date
Of this Order. or that sad B..i viii
be taken as confessed and mat irlS
Order be Publisted according 20 Law
and . copy thereof be ser7ed upon
The defendant D. registered NAL as
JOSEPH G RASHID, Circ-t Judge
required by Law
A True COPY
EDGAR " BRaNICIS. Clerk
IL L. SCHJMER, Deputy Clerk.
i-20-2-24S2
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AIRY. ANDREW w. PURDUE
o0n OH AnArican little eIdQ..

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOX IhE
COUNTY or WAYNE IN CHANCEkf
ROSA LEE TOWNS, Plaintiff, VS..
FRANK TOWNS, Jk., Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session OF said Court held In
the City County Building In the City
of Detroit. Wayne County, Michigan,
on January II, A.D., 1862.
PRESENT: HONORABLE JOSEPH G..
RASHID, Circuit Judge
IL appearing TO this Court from the
affidavit on file that the defendant,
FRANK TOWNS, JR., is not resi-
dp,.t OF the State OF Michigan;
1T IS HEREbI. ORDERED that the
defendant enter his appearance In
this cause on or before three CD
months from the date Of this Order
OF the Bill OF Complaint will be taken
as confessed:
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy OF said order be sent TO the said
defendant at 803 Belmont Avenue,
Brooklyn 8, New York, his last known
address, by Registered Mail, Return
Receipt Requested and Deliver to
hddressee only, and II not received
personally by said defendant that this
order be published.
JOSEPH G.. RASHID, Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR VI. BRANIGIN, Clerk.
II. SCHUMAN, Deputy Clerk.
2-3-3-l0-62
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MAACP Pushes Northern
School Desegreg0tion

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