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ings and saw what it was, and
I didn't go again." said Mr..
Yarmolinsky.
Attacks Sylvester
The former general, who re-
signed from the Army after
being admonished on allega-
tons that he had sought to
influence the outcome of the
1860 congressional elections,
also leveled an attack on Arthur
Sylvester, Assistant Secretary
of Defense for Public Affairs.
He named Mr.. Sylvester as one
who had taken a part in ac-
tons that led to his resignation
from the Army.
The former officer identified
Mr.. Sylvester as a reporter who
had worked with a New Jersey
newspaper. Mr.. Sylvester was
Washington correspondent of
the Newark News before he was
named to his Pentagon post.
Mr.. Walkers charges against
Mr.. Sylvester fell far short of
those he leveled against Mr..
Yarmolinsky. He said that the
Assistant Defense Secretary,
as a reporter, had taken the
position Of down with the
House Committee on Un-Amer-
lean Activities, the Senate In
ternal Security Subcommittee
and the Federal Bureau of In
veStigation."
Mcnamara Statement
In his statement defending
Mr.. Yarmolinski. Secretay of
Defense Mcnamara said:
Prior to his employment, I
reviewed the security file of
Mr.. Yarmolinski as I did the
files Of others holding positions
Of trust and confidence in this
department. Mr.. Yarmolinski's
record is one Of strong and
active anti Communist activity.
I have no question about his
loyalty to the United States.
THE basis, if any, for Mr..
Walkers charges agains t
Arthur Sylvester is wholly I'M
clear to me from the record.
Lest there be any doubt on this
issue, however, I wish to state
that I have complete trust and
confidence in him"
Mr.. Walkers accusations
against Mr.. YarmolinSky came
near the end Of the long day
of hearings.
Mr.. Walker commended files
would show that Mr.. Yarmolin-
sky's father, Avrahm, has had
Communist connections and
that his mother, Babette
Deutsch, belonged to many
Communist front groups.
Parents Deny Charge
In New York, Mr.. Yarmolin-
sky's parents categorically de-
MED Mr.. Walkers charges. The
father said there's not a
particle of truth in these ale
cations" the Associated Press
reported.
Mr.. Yarmolinsky himself said
Of his parents that their anti
Communist position in the
literary world is well known"
Mr.. Yarmolinsky said his own
record includes a 1916 fight
against Communist efforts to
move in" on the American
Veterans Committee. He said
he worked for the committee
for six months after he got out
of the Army.
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HEALTH

Continued From Page Al
funds are not widely prev
alent."
The staff investigators said
Public Service was set up in
July, 1858, as a commercial
firm operating for profit as a
subsidiary of Dunlap g. Associ-
ates. Inc. Its research work
was done in Hartford. Conn,
but it maintained a Washing
ton office from July, 1860, to
March, 1861.
The staff report said that
from January, 1869. to last
December 81 the company OBJ
tanned cash funds totaling
about $4,000 from all sources,
of which about $4,000 was in
research grant money from
NH.
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21-30, to drive and assist on de-
livery truck for local distrihltbr
Of nationally known prodtefs.
Must be energetic, know Eths
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HELP MEN

SALES. maj. q. 9. co. has sales
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training. Potential $50 70 5000.
age 24-37. auto. Call Mr..
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e M. & {. CONVENTION HOLDS
Isl ANNUAL PRESS
CONFERENCE

The .ir,; Press ConicrcnCc q
The Bapu>' Missionary & Eauca'
ilynal State ConN Ncnilon oi Mehl-
-sa vas hcid q The Nc~ NJ ZION
l3aptN, Church POOL klmhur,t
last THURSDAY cscnins Setting
tho pare for tno Wcll attended al.
ia.s A,a, INC o.s.e.ai House Or-an
% ,hc CONVENTION The Challen.
-ei y snort program preceded
;ne pcaHer ..s ii.cl Nart OF
tho free Press featuring Mrs.
GRACE cobo and Mss Ccccic
Lss'on Is solu,ts The Rev J +.
Estes -atc the aiion and
Alf y. Durmorc -aNc remarks.
Ali Bertha Green Mrs Lula
slr.s and Mrs Jcsccna Roland
were hostcssc, Mrs Ropbie
GTump Is Press Chairman. Dr.
v X Matthews, Sr IS President
u ,nc Con. cntion Mrs Mar
>ei,s Wen, President Of the
Women Auxiliary and the Rev.
J ; Williams 81, was host minis
Ter
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Southwest Detroit News

Dr Lawrence c. Jui.eS. ieundcr
If PIn.y Woods Scnool Plney
Woods Mississippi, Was d visitor
IN Detroit laSi week
The occasion was Pine Needle
Tea gwen by the Detroit Ncic,
Of Pincy Woods Club. The group
l. made up OF student, and grad.
Ostts of the iircy Woods ScAnui.
DR. Jones spoke to The sroup
about his recent trip 10 Europe
anC told the guests that odr,n-
most Of his tour, many had heard
Of h> Pincy Woods schools.
Or Jones urged the sroup to
strive not 50 much for financial
gam. but TO seek cooperation. 10.
gcthcrncss ana mutual friendship
For the benefit Of those Who
know Dr. Jones from the "Ihls
is Your Life" the Ralph Ed
wards Trust Fund has reached
the million mark.
We know now that we arc oh
the right path. keeping with om
purpose. TO Keep The Light cl
PIncy Woods Glowing. the SPIRIT
High and the Memory OF lis
Founder Alive Forever.
The International Improvement
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18
ELkS TO HOLD
ANNUAL SESSION AT
cOBO HALL

The b3ul .AAnnal SESSION II TIE
lBPOf "a S. Wll ur helu 4t
Cebo llail ,..ln.n- .Au- -+3l
iioDs0n netno.a, J., D.anG rAa.ted
AM,r N,tlc y SANTA Gland
Dau-ni,r ltOr Jonn II Dutns.
Dcacfa ChaHman and Bessie
biall Gcn TAI CoOnar.nan ilish.
Msn,> ~ "a, Convention "ill Dc
MsnUrio. scltlec,. sandal Aug
1bt4 Nie ia,nipn Show and
>nior-asogtG al inc Lalin quar-
tci Oraiofical Cenistt. over
S7VOp ~ NH nc -.Ncn l- sCnola..
snip, addin. - the record Oi Otci
onc n.llOn dOi.ars slrcadS -lScA,
lnv A,m,..n..; .."s.- --..4- <.
Waen awards @ili be sncn 70 KY
people who have maze significant
contributions throughout the
world Cisll Liberties Program.
Banquet FOR Ii Geor-e " Lee.
Wno Is Grand Commissioner OF
Education Of memphis, lena.
Beauty and Talent Sho" under
the direction Of + VI Blair. and
the Pageant oi fro1ress Congress.
man Adam {. Powell Will denver
the principal address al Civil
Liberties program and Congress
man Charles { Digs Jr wlll
preside ~ Master Of Ceremonies.
Lucille II Porter and Councilman
William 7 Patrick, Jr are con
Ncntlon Coordinalors
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18
SON FOR THE WELLS:

A son was born 10 Mr. and Mrs
Bruce G. Wells Of Los Angeles
Calf, on Saturday. August 4th -
son Of the Aldolphus Wells.
Dr. and Mrs. {. " Preston are
attending convention in Chlca
&C, ILLINOIS, and viii extend their
vacation to other states.
Mrs. Louise Brooks. and Mrs
Bessie Whitman, also Mrs. Louise
McCant, arc attending the Mich
igan Nursing Home Association
which will convene at Seattle,
Washington
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18
DORIS GORDON HoNoRED
ON BIRTHDAY

Do.., Gordon popular socre.
isrs and pio-ram cooldinaior Tor
the southland spiritual Prosram
WAh S,na'of Bts,oc Bryant over
Radio station NJLB va, the re.
clp,n' 81 q lavish birthday din
ny patty lNcn IN her non
VI lass SATURDAY night 4
lo.rls group turned out 70 Share
'H. momen'ous event WasMan
Damn na- Mister Of ceremonies,
Elua T. Hendricks. program
chairman and l-uvenla MCCARTHY,
-encra. cnarmcn.
Mr, Ncrna L Jones Of Mel.
drum Asc has returned to the
Motor Ci's from Pensacola. Fla.
where ~hc VISITED sister and
olncr relatives.
Mrs Mary Lou Turner Of At
lanta Ga IS The house guest Of
Mrs Hazel Mckenzie Of Irumbull
Ave and yours truly Mrs Betty
Plppcns IS sponsoring d trip to
Buffalo y y Saturday, Sept.
- Mrs. Lcssic Ware ui Chicago.
III IS visiting relatives here IN
the city. Mrs Robbie Crump. and
Mrs Ada sanders Of Elmhurst
and Fisher Streets respectively
The Retirement Club held their
Annual Dinner last week in the
home Of Mrs Roberta Dixon of
st Aubln Tuesday, Aug 2l-28
second Baptist Church viii camp
at Green Pastures. Rev A. A.
Banks, minister The National
Supreme Council, AAS Rite Mas
ons and Aux arc IN session
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18
WHITE CROSS WORSHIP
CENTER:

Al the Aston TrayIors home
in Columbiavllle. Michigan. the
White Cross Workshop Center
held an interesting meeting.
Their home IS nestled among
tall pines and stately oaks with
gladlolas, roses and pctunlas Dor.
dcring the Handicapped gardens,
just the setting Tor this form Ci
meeting
The President, Mrs Carrie
Brown. also participants. were
happy to have Rev and Mrs. Ncl-
son with 100 other people pre-
scnl. 4 spirit Of genuine inter
racial fellowship prevailed
The Scott Society did us
prouu in the presentation Vi the
program
Nj. and Mrs Robert Howell, Of
Atkinson, are visiting IN ChIca-
so. Illinois, for week with
friends
Mrs Mary L. Johnson of Leslie
gave lovely dinner Saturday
evening, having as her guests,
Mrs Louise Carr and Mrs. John
MOultric.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turner OF
Cleveland. Ohio. were the guests
OF the Glenn Caldwclls and Mr.
and Mrs. James Randolph of Chi
cago. Ill. were the guests Of Mr. &
Mrs. Artic Bailey for the Naci
= rcma Ball.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18
Socich. Domgs Mary Belle Rhodes
The Nacirema Club Stages
Their 10th Annual Ball

Friday cNcnin. the NaCrcma
C,ub ea,c ,hOlr 10Th Annual Bail
during the celebration Of "Nacl.
rcma Week al their Stately cdl.
flee on Both Street which WAS
.hrongod with members and
guests from all oyer the USA
~ entered the Ballroom the
music was 80 beautiful. so eNcil.
ING and really exotic. We can
4dlly uro,rsiara wn4 All guests
were anAioas to hasc the next
dance ali lined UP
We are happy 10 announce that
all guests wcrc beautiful and 50
very charm.ngly go~ncd and as
various musical selcctlon> were
heard saw the presidents Wife.
Mrs. Artie Bailey wearln- a
floor length rose chiffon -o"n
with matchrn- accessories. lnCluc-
Ins the viz, Mrs Matte Jciter-
Sun. wearing d siunnin- blaeN lace
gown: Mrs Geraldine Caldwell
red brocadc sheath Mrs jean
eta Wheeler. chairman oi \aci.
rema Week. a waltz length three
tier. white chiffon Mrs Jackie
Johnson Wo.k length blue
-own with ucg- Ms Flora Os'
borne. waltz length rose lace
gown. and Mrs ku>>cll SMal..
waltz onsth srcy or
sanza. All gowns carried match
lns accessories
Just another lovely dance.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18
Williams Photo

association Will meet IN special
Session with l.. Jackson. 23D IIar-
mon. Saturday. Aus %. 800 pm.
Nh and Mis-. V c Garter,
1893 Dartmouth rc,urncd nome
from two Neen vacation to
farncr,ville- La, where they
visited relatives.
Mrs lucybcllc Kcll-Morris Of
Los Angeles, California. former
Dcrollcr is the guest Of Mrs.
Mildred Croft and many friends
Rosemary Brodcn. soprano. and
;. \ hatlifc accumpanlst, wlll
appear IN recital sunday, August
lG. $50 pm. al Garden OF Gcih'
>cmane Church of God in Christ
5l7l Russell al Ferry Ave.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18
NAAcP lNTERcEDES IN
KILLING BY NC. COP

SlINER CITY. NC. - Floyd
II McKiSsick. NAACP counsel
was retained here this week 10
represent the interests of Melvin
White who was killed by a white
policeman with five days ol
experience.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18
II In 1 re
Detroit
~ Wosdie K.rs Ir.

ore q. Er. sac .'c,. A;SA.s
praised films. 4 Taste CT honey.
i now being shown out al The
>it1.o 7hester Tns ii.m already
has Wen awards from Dcia IN,
b..ilsl II re- Acsa.ps .lt ms
Cannes EAm FESTIVAL L l. an
sdap;!on Il me sia-e pla. q me
sam, a4m, tast mai cs>ssu 'Hs
snoN.c- heTe earlier tass year
i4.D, ~ ~. i.lm ,trs.~r = i~r
Superior
There arc some CHANGES ~h.eA
enhances the quality 4. ne f'..'l
The cameras mosirS IL anu out.
the many scenes lha, we're rS'
i1 Play and ,nc aDihen'ic
Ensl.sh performers a., lo-ctnet
rl4Nc = issfe ef Honey 3 mem
cradle film And While ! va> sn'
possible 10 snow tAe,, ID tnv
sla-c play because Of sp1ee, i...n'
in. mad no space limitations
one inter, stins lnucen' ~ me
film Is the affair bciwccn the
.0un- Wh4tc A.r. 4na ing yosa7
Nclro seaman lntercstin- because
the film isn't really pu>hlrs tne
race lhlns Il J. ssme'h.n- mat
happcns and one can take Il ior
what II is worth No,n.u- more
Inc film could have ia..cd pc
cause Of this However me SUBS
tsnce Of The leal.n- eaa!ac;er i
20 complete lha, j would nave
filled II IL had gone farther INTO
the Ncgro.Whlic affair on the
onc hand because the mother
daughter affair j. far more I'M
poriant And on the oiher the
film nsclf j. about ne effect i
mother has upon her daughter
10 mss A Taste OF Honey :
L. mis- one Of The lcs, films u
'hc year
The Stables There Mi open
ln September MIN la,h kichetd'
son csiIows Hvmor. In ne cast
Nill be Cliff Franz lsonne Doc
lit,lc CounOle Ca -lc and Sll'
Ma King Syltia nl.l ne mas.nS
her debut al the stables. ai'cr
dom Life Agony ~ the InSlsoied
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18
DODGE SALES UP n PER CENT

Retail sales Of Dodge cars and
trucks in the first 20 days Of
July we're % per cent higher than
sales in the same period last year
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18

An honestogoodness ho ade cake will be
pcncs This Happy Day with Chocolate
the baking for convenience in and
Harpy Day Cake
2l/2 sifted Swans Dc 2 cup shortening
j. CAKE Flour temperature)
teaspoons double-actins milk
baking powder teaspoon vanilla
teaspoon salt unbeaten
1-1/2 cups Lasy Chocolate Frosting
Measure sfted -four bsk powde and SITTER
Stir shortening TO soften dry Ingredients Add 3 Of
the milk and the vanilla nx until all -four dampened Then
beat minutes at medium peed Of electric 300 vigorous
strokes by hand Add I'd milk and beat minute
longer mixer $50 strokes by hand Po 3x9x2nch
and bake in moderate 350F about 80 35 minutes
Easy Chocolate Frosting
Cream tablespoons but i c,p sfted confectioners
gradually, blending Ill Add teaspoon and 11/2
unsweetened choco melted mix thoroughly Then add
additional cup Of sed confectionery alternately with
about tablespoons Of milk until Of right consistency spread.
Beat until snoo:h. Makes LIB cups frostipg,
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18

5 DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, AUGUST IS. 1862
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18

was uetu ,as, ,,u.--y -.
- Cfrsof
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18

son and BObbi AcKerman.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-12-21
HaiI-FareWeII Party At Club

The Officers Club held a Hail and Farewell party Friday night, Dec. 14. Hailed were It. Cmdr. Gordon Hines, It. Cmdr. James Loberger, It. Ernest and Leah Facto, It. Thomas Keene, It. (j.gD William and Ilamae flower, It. G.g) Oren and Ramona KrepS, Ensign Clarence H. Peters, and Ensign Stepp.
 FareWells were said to It. Cmdr Blannie Barron, It. Cmdr. Rich ard Daly, It. Cmdr. Frances Ja- cobsen, It. Cmdr. James and Bar bara Wilson, It. Charles Demich, It. G.g) Joseph Gleason, It. (j.g) Anthony and Carol Gretick, It. G.g0 Frank and Anne Jones, and Ensign Charles Savvana.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-12-21
Supply Holds Christmas Party

The Supply Dept. had a Christ. mas party at the CPO Club Friday, Dec. IA. Executive Officer of the Naval Station, Cmdr. W. B. Garri. son, Supply Officer It. Cmdr. Ward and other personnel of the department attended the affair.
 On the night of Dec. 18, Fleet Weather Central held their Christ mas party.
 GCA will have a party here Dec. q.
 The Ordinance party is slated for Dec. g and the Medical Depart ment the night of Dec. 28 at the CPO Club.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-12-21
Base Christmas Program Held

On Wednesday, Dec. 19, at 2 pm. at the Billiken Theater a very impressive Christmas pro- gram was held. The combined Roman Catholic and Protestant Choirs, under the direction of Lucy Johnson, sang. Soloists in- cluded Gary Nevinger, baritone; Ella Mae Warren and Dotty Ben son, sopranos; and Terry Grant, Bass.
 Bandmaster Stute conducted Band 151, augmented by Capt. He'd blom's Medical Group, the Hungry Ate, in a medly of Christmas music.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-12-21
A REAL DOLL WINNER

The Grandmothers Club Bride Doll with $1OO along with it was won by Alice Nelson of Kodiak. The winner is a former resident of Afognak.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-12-21
NEUGEBAUERS CELEBRATE

On Saturday, Dec. 15, pr. and Mrs. Neugebauer celebrated their wedding anniversary at the Off cers Club.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-12-21

Mirror classifieds bring results.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-05
WILLIAM T. PATRICK. sr..
Attorney at Law.
1895 Farmer Street
STATE OF MICHIGAN

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY
No. 67o-4eS
ORDER TO APPEAR
ROSA LEE PRESLEY, Plaintiff, VS..
JACOB PRESLEY, Defendant.
At a session of the above entitled
Court, held in the City-County Build
ing, In the City of Detroit, County
of Wayne, and State of Michigan
this oath day of March AD., 1862.
PRESENT, THE HON. GEORGE 4.
BOWLES, Circuit Judge.
II appearing by affidavit hereto
attached. that the defendant is not
a resident of Michigan, but that
his last known place of residence
was i'm the City of New York. State
OF New York, Care of General De-
nVery.
On motion of WILLIAM T. PAT.
RICK, Sr., 1T Is HEREBY ORDERED,
that the defendant, Jacob Presley,
enter his appearance, either In per
son, or by attorney, within three
months from date hereof, or the
Bill OF Complaint will be taken as
confessed against him;
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED, that q
true copy of this Order to appear
be sent TO the last known address
OF the defendant. by registered mail
return receipt requested, and that
true copy of this said Order Il
Appear be published according Il
law
GEORGE f. BOWLES. Circuit Judge
EDGAR NJ. BRANIGIN, Clerk.
+. j.. DUBEY, Deputy Clerk.
3-3l-5-5-62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-05
ATTY. ALLEN BiBB
1908 arosdwav, Suite JOB

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COtJNTv OF WAYNE IN CTIANCERY
POLLIE BROWN. Plaintiff VS.. RU-
PEN BROWN. Defendant.
chsncerv No. 617-6o1
ORDER OF APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION
At a session Of said Court held at
the Cnv County Building. City OF De-
troit. County OF Wayne. State OF Mich
ipan On December 10. AID. 1861.
PRESENT: HONORABLE THEODORE
r. BOHN Circuit Judge.
II appearing from Plaintiffs Aft
davit OF Non-residence that the De-
fendant. Ruben Brown, Is not a resi-
dent OF the CITY OF Detroit. County OF
Wavne. state of Michigan, but resides
IL the CITY OF New Orleans, In the
state OF Louisiana.
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED that the
said defendant enter his appearance
In this cause on or before three t3)
months from the date of this Order.
or said Bill of Complaint for Divorce
filed herein will be taken as confessed.
TT is FURTHER ORDERED that a
COPY OF this Order be sent to the
said Defendant. Ruben Brown, by Re-
pistered Mail. az 2218 Clavet. New
Orleans, Louisiana. his last known
address, and n not received personally
f2O) days before the time prescribed
for appearance, that this Order be
pri,iish~d as reu''irod bv law.
THEODORE " p0HN Circuit Judge
A Tut1E copy
FDCAp " pRhNJGIN, Cicrk.
" scHuMAN, Deputy Clerk.
i-20-2-24-62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-05
Atty. s. J. FLANAGAN
l617 e. Wilson

stale Or hAiSniGAN
IN The IanSUlf ~OVui rUR THE
COUNTY Ur WAYNE IN ChAs>CEKY
OKpEN FOR DEFENDANTS
APPEARANCE
NO. sle-5os
VICTORIA CONWAl, Plaintiff vs.
WlLLiE. CONWAY, Defendant.
At session OF SAID Sourt held
at the Clty-Iounty Building, In the
ana State OF Michigan, on this z4lh
uay Oh January, AID, 1862.
PRESENT hONOkABLE: HORACE
W. ulLMORE, Circuit Judge.
II appearing from the afIidavit al.
tached hereto and filed herewith
tnat the defendant named in the
aD0ve--entitied case As not a resi-.
dent OF the County Of Wayne and
state of Michigan, but that he re-
sides at the Village OF Ittabena and
State OF mississippi, therefore,
ON MOTION OF ). J. FLANAGAN,
attorney tor the plaintiff,
IT Is HEREBY ORDERED that the
above-named defendant appear and
answer the Bill OF Complaint filed
in this cause within Three 81 months
from date OF this Order, or same msy
be taken as confessed against him.
COPY of this Order be sent TO the de.
fendant at his last known address
by registered mail, or like copy
pe puDlished according TO law.
HORACE w. GILMORE, Circuit
Juuse.
EDGAR si. DnANiGiN, Clerk.
IA SIT sAs>, Deputy Ci,rA.
2-24-3-31-62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-05
ATTY. JAMES D. LEE
kQI r. Adams
STATE on MICHI,
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY
CUSSIE MAE CARTER. Plaintiff VS..
THOMAS L. CARTER. Defendant.
No. 616-794
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
At a session or said Court held at
the Court House in the City of De-
troit, in said County. on the 18th day
of January. AID, 1862.
PRESENT: THE HONORABLE HOR-
ACE w. GILMORE, Circuit Judge.
In this case, II appearing TO the
court by affidavit hereto attached,
that chancery summons for the ap-
pearance of the defendant has been
issued out and under the seal OF this
Court. and that the same could not
be served on or before the return
day thereof. for the reason. that said
defendant. being resident of the
CITY of Detroit. County OF wayne
and State of Michigan, was concealed
therein, and said chancery summons
has been returned with the certificate
thereon endorsed, showing that after
diligent search and inquiry. said de-
Scndant could not be served at his
last known address, 895 w. Euclid
Avenue, Detroit, Michigan. on or be-
fore the return day thereof:
on motion of James ID. Lee, Attor-
new for the Plaintiff,
1T is ORDERED that the defendant
Thomas L. Carter, cause his appear
ance to be entered in this cause,
within three months from the date
of this order, and in case of his APP
pearance, he cause his answer 10 tne
PLAINTIFFS bill of complaint to be filed,
and a copy thereof to be served on
the attorney for the plaintiff. within
20 DAYS after service upon him OF a
copy of said bill of complaint. ana INC,
will be taken as confessed by the said
IT IS FURTHER oRDERED that a a
copy OF this order BY pubnshed IN
anv newspaper published and circu.
latine in the County OF Wayne, and
served, according to law.
A TRUE COPY
TnChp nrhp ~ pRANINGIN. Clerk
II. L. ScHUMAN, Deputy Clerk.
2-24-3-3l-62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-05-05
Seedlings Need Wufer
LIZ

Everyone becomes garden
conscious with the first sign
OF spring. Young plants thrive
on gentle spring rains. Plants
need water as much as they
need good soil and sunlight.
Seedlings indoors are depend
ent upon frequent watering as
the soil must be kept moist to
insure steady growth and
sturdy roots.
A galvanized watering can,
made by Jones e. Laughlin
Steel Corporation. has set Of
two interchangeable sprinkler
heads. One is small and ideal
for tiny plants. The other, larger
and screwed to the can is for
out of-doors.
OF course. full grown plants
are best watered with a hose.
But for young ones, or those
with delicate stems and root
ing systems. a watering can is
indispensable.
Corrosion resistant galva-
nlzed watering cans are almost
indestructible in normal use.