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Evening star., 1962-01-01

zoning map is set for 1890 am.
January 9 in the court house.
Hearing on ZOning
A new zonlng regulation also
to be considered by the commits
sioners, would pave the way
for the county's first high-rise
apartments. This proposal,
also drafted by the M-NCPPC,
will be discussed at a public
hearing at II am. January 80
in the court house.
The home improvement mea-
sure requires annual licenses
costing $25 for contractors and
$40 for salesmen. Firms writ
ing contracts of $500 or more
a year or contracts totaling
$500 on one home would be
bound by the law.
Those licensed by the build
ing inspectors office would be
issued an Identification card
with a photograph. Cards
would have to be produced at
the request of a building in
spector.
Each contractor would have
to file a $4,000 surety bond or
the same amount in cash with
the county treasurer.
Insurance of $4,000 for IL
ability in bodily injury cases
and $4,000 for property dam
age would be carried by each
licensed contractors.
Contracts Required
A copy of a negotiated con-
tract must be written in tripli-
cate carrying all particulars
OF work to be done, names of
the contractor and statesmen,
and a starting and completion
date for work to be done. Vio-
lationS of the regulations would
be grounds for suspension or
revocation of a license.
A set of specifications for
work shall be attached to each
contract, and no changes
would be made without the
written approval of the home
owner.
Proposed zoning code amend
mentS drawn by the M-NCPPC
Evening star., 1962-01-01
Is
pr 709- CHAPTER is
1t. Kennedy Directed Rescue
BY ROBERT J. DONOVAN

1t. Evans Of the Royal
Australian Navy walked Ken
nedy back from the beach to
an old wooden house on the
island. 1t. Evans was in shorts.
Mr.. Kennedy was wearing
skivvies and was barefoot. Over
tea they discussed rescue plans.
1t. Evans showed Kennedy
a message from Lumberi, re-
layed by PWD at ISL pm.
Three PIT boats proceed to-
night and will be at Gross
Evening star., 1962-01-01

This is the 10Th in q series Of l8
articles based on the book, "PT 100
John F. Kennedy in World War
H." published by the MeGrow Hill
Book Co., Inc, New York.
Evening star., 1962-01-01
Honor for Kennedy

NEW YORK, Jan. / (AP).-
President Kennedy is Time
Magazines man Of the year
for 1861.
Evening star., 1962-01-01

zoning map is set for 10:30 am.
January 8 in the court house.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-28
Grads Invited To Eastside
Air Force Recruiting office

Air Force sirnen en.0y dou-
be prestige that Which their
professional knowledge brings
,hern and that Which comes with
Delns members II our country :
Aerospste Team
Sergeant Johnson also emphs-
sizes that Ar Force sirmen en-
Joy good pa ample opportunity
for advancement the chance 70
earn college credits and degree
- days vacation year free med
icsl care and . generous retire
ment plan
Sergeant Johnson has all the
Information concerning career
opportunities IN the Air Force
for young men nd women and
invites high school graduates 10
VISIT Or call him al their con-
yenlence At the local Air Force
Recruiting office 1863 Grstlot-
cor Van Dyke. phone number
WA. 3l4O4
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-28

II Is not si~sss possible fci
young high scnlrp. graduates %
step !mn ec.ste.s in;o important
p0s.,.ons b4i taDse Nho enoos 3
10 ser,e u ne United States Air
Force MAJ a. Jls' ,hs; sccosc
.ng 70 Sergeant Joh1,on q the
.lx4l Ar Fe-ct Recruiting o.
flee
Today the AZ Force offers
yosng men and women 81 OFT.
Standing orpDrf-n.ty a. s.rmen
and NAP . make sslGsole con.
,r.ou,lns 10 the defense Of their
COUNTRY and he preservation q
@orlt peace
DURING f2e.r careers Ar Force
sirrnen grow n professional
knowledge and ability q men.
Der. q the .sercspsce Team -Air
Force career !ncluce every ma
jor field from personnel and ad-
minIsfrsase specialists 70 air
craft and missile techn.tlsns,
lays Sergeant Johnson
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-28
Federal Judge
Den0unces
Dr.. King 5 Friends

yrl,z'e c.,t. ~ bosfd Chairman
tDsec, = " Murray
J.cze &.exsnGer Holtzoff is
ssc >. la..retl0n to prevent
m Ffs1kln Federal Savings &
Llsn Asss,1lsilon from openinp.
The Franklin firm, after OBJ
ieetions al . hearing that il was
not sufficiently representative Of
rs intended depositors. repeatedly
sent spokesmen TO contact King
in Atlanta.
Holtzoff said King telephoned
McMurray in Washington.
After Kings call Franklin
amended It's application to in
clUde four more Negroes as di-
rectors. Its charter was later ap
proved.
The Judge said that King ap
psrentIy was the perfectly limo
cent tool" in the hands Of the
firm.
Roosevelt Savings and Loan
Association. appealed the Boards
decision 10 the Federal Courts
The appeal was based in part on
the Knight newspapers disclosure
Of Kings intercession with Nc
Murray.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-28
Miss Me(oIIum,
Mrs. BeveI At
Bethel Sunday
Continued from Page ]

in the South She has bccn jailed
four times because ~ her par
ilcipation in the student move.
mcnt against Discrimination am
spent 40 days In a RDck Ii.ll
South Carolina Jail On breath
of the peace" charges after sne
was arrested during lunch coun.
ter st.in demonstration there
She recently served 10 days in
Jail in Jackson after she refused
10 move from the white side 81
q city courtroom
Although she is expecting her
first child in September, Mrs
Bevcl has no fear Of her impcnd.
ing two.ycar sentence. Since my
child will be a black child. born
in Mississippi. she said, whether
! am in jail or not. he will be
born in prison"
The other featured speaker
Mary McCollum. Is also a veteran
Of last summers Freedom Rides
She has participated in inteers'
ton drives in Albany, Georgia
and in Nashville, Tennessee. She
Is presently working for SNCC
in Cairo, Illinois, with local stu
dents who have been instrumental
b. integrating that city's restau
rants. On June 26, she wss
slsshed on her thigh by a mem
Der Of a mob Of white men who
gathered at q student demon
stration there.
The public Is invited TO attend
the meeting Bethel A. NJ. f.
Church Is located AZ 585 Fred
erick Street. The Reverend J. l.
Roberts Is pastor.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-28

Relations;
Jimmy Stroman. Grand Stan
dsrd Bearer; David Crawford,
Grand Sword Bearer; w. o. Craw-
ford, Grand Marshall, Jas. Ste
ward, Grand Orator; Eddie vii.
hams, Grand Pursuant;
Board-DIrectors include: Cot.
trell Cotton. Archie Craighead.
Wm Burley. VI VI Early. James
Hurd.
Grand Charity Fund members
are: James Kyles. Fred Webster,
Wm Watson, X. T. Wilson.
The 9th Annual Session Of
Queen Esther Grand Chapter. L.
S, incorporated, has just emerged
from convention at their new
Hall. l775 w Forest.
Officers chosen for the new
year are: A. X. Beck, Grand Mas.
ter: Claudia Woodfork, Assoc.
Master; VIM. II. Patterson, Grand
Patron; Elijah Nailor, Assoc. Pa.
tron; Anna Johnson. Grand Treas.
and Eva Gilmore, Grand Sec'y.
Sarah Washington. Grand Con.
ductress: Edith Hammond, Assoc.
Conductress; Cora Craft, Chair.
man Trustee; Christine Fielder,
Trustee; Mary Banks, Trustee,
Ethel Lamar, Grand Ada;
Carol Linebarger. Grand Ruth:
Lorraine Williams, Grand Esther;
Freddie Stringer, Grand Martha;
Martha Hodges, Grand Elects;
Thelma Foster, Grand Marshall;
Bessie Barnes. Grand Warden;
Eddie Mae McAlister, Grand
Seantinel; Rev. Noah Bone. Grand
Chaplain; Lizzie Davis, o. f. S.
flag bearer; Anna Mobley, U. S.
flag bearer.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-28


STATE OF MICHIGAN -,a
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR lB
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANSbnnlt
CHARLES HOWARD REYNOLDDSS'
Plaintiff. VS.. LUCILLE REfNVLDs'
No. s77-Sso -
AZ a session OF the above ennJ,,d nn..,,d
Court, held In the City-Court bulr
Ing In the City Of Detroit, eoupS ~
OF Wayne and State Of Micnisan W.
28th day of May, AID, 1857, IAN.
PRESENT: HON. JAMES MoNi"
TE, Circuit Judge. ,areto
II appearing by Afhdavit, ne't rst
attached. that the defendant = hsr
a resident OF Michigan, but ths. a
last known place Of residence was
Splrrctt, West Virginia. - DAT.
On motion OF WILLIAM I.,n,,n
RICK, SR., Attorney for p,enSsoi
1T Is ORDERED, that the deien.sr ,,sr
enter her appearance, either IN ,hrcs
son. or by Attorney, within ,he
months from date hereof, OF ss
Bill OF Complaint Will be taken
confessed against her, -,
TT Is FURTHER ORDERED, ts.r W.
true copy Of this Order 20 hpIress
be mailed to the last known su.sa
cf the defendant. BY rcgistcreo sss q
return receipt requested; sno' n,esr
true copy OF said order 70 hPP
be published according 10 law, sse.
JAMES uONTANTE. Circut s"e
A TRUF COPY
EDGAR NJ. nRANICIN, Ger, frs,srk.
CLINTON c. CARTER. Deputy Wv
e-ie-7-2l.f3
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The Old South

Continued from Page
In Albsny Ga Negro integra.
tioniss planned 70 seek court
action Monday to upset federal
judges injunction barring them
from staging mass dcmonstra-
tions.
The legal move follows a
charge BY intcgration leader Dr.
Martin Luther King. Jr.. that a
few Southern federal judges are
engaged in a conspiracy" with
political leaders to maintain seq.
rcgstion
William Kunstler. Of New York,
an attorney for the American
Civil Liberties Union, had a pc
tition ready for filing with the
is District Court Judge w a
Bootlc at Macon liz miles north
of this southwest Georgia city
Kuntsler. assigned to heup in
the Albany integration move.
mcnt. said he hoped Bootle would
nulllfy an injunctin issued Fri
day night by another federal
district judge. J. Robert Elliott
of Columbus.
Kunstler said the petition was
based on the contention that
Judge Elliott lacked jurisdiction
lie declined TO elaborate.
Despite Judge Elliott's decree
l60 Negroes and one white youth
marched 10 the downtown area
Saturday night and were jailed
after more than 100 fell 10 their
knees and prayed on he side
walk
DR.. King pledged to fight the
injunction through the courts
but he told a mass meeting oi
Negroes Sunday. Il will not gC
out on a door-knocking campaign
trying to get people not to take
part in what their conscience
tells them they ought to do"
Earlier, DR.. King and the pro
integration Albany Mo-cmen
president, DR.. w G. Anderson
indicated they and others namcC
in the injunctin would abide b,
the court order. But they called
Elliott's order unjust and uncon
stitutional.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-28
WILLIAM 7. PATRICK, sR.
Attorney az Law
lo3t Farmer Street
pefroIf 7t. Mlehiaan

Detroit 2b, Michigan
STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY or WAYNE IN CHANCERY.
No. 623-3o5
ORDER TO APPEAR
SINA MCINTOSH, Plaintiff, vs.
CHARLES MCINTOSH, Defendant.
Al session y: tne ABOVE entitled
Court, held in the City-Couniy Bull.
ding, IN the City OF Detroit, County
of Wayne, and the State OF Michigan,
this zno day OF July, AD., 1862
PRESENT, HONORABLE, LILA NJ.
NEOENFkLr, CIRCUIT JUDGE.
Satisfactory proof, appearing By az.
fidavlt, hereto attached, that the de.
fendant, CHARLES MCINTOSH. is not
a resident OF Michigan, but that has
last known place OF residence was at
No. b45 Illinois Street, Detroit, Michi-
gan, that efforts TO serve the defen.
dant at the said address herein stat.
ed, has been without success; that
the defendant does not live at No.
645 Illinois Street, Detroit, Michigan
al the present time
on Motion of WILLIAM I. PAT.
RICK ,SR., Attorney for the Plaintiff,
IL Is HEREBY ORDERED that the
defendant enter his appearance, eth
er in person, or by Attorney, within
three months from the date OF said
Order, or the Bill OF Complaint will
be taken as confessed against him.
1T Is FURTHERED ORDERED that
a true copy of this Order TO Appear
be sent TO the last known address of
the defendant, b. registered mail,
return receipt requested, and that a
true copy Of this said Order to Appear
be published according to law.
LILA n. NEUENFEL1, Circuit Jud-
&c.
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR VI. BRANIGAN, Clerk
{. CARTER, Deputy Clerk
1.l4-6-15-6z.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-28
ARTS COMMISSION
ELECTS OFFICERS

Lawrence A. Flcischman. l0480
Burlington, has been elected
president Of the Detroit Arts
Commission, the seven-member
body that oversees operation and
maintenance Of the Detroit In.
stitute of Arts. He succeeds Ro-
bert II. Tannahill. a member Of
the commission since 1880 and
president for The past two. months.
who resigned earlier this month
because Of III health.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-28
Clothing Prices
lcontinved from Page 81

manager knows, the retail price
II coffee IS al is lowest point
IN II years Many Hill remember
1hen The price ~ss terrific and
suppl, limited
Just for your information an
international conference or ccf.
fee hss opened 1.'h the object
t.se ef br.nging about lcngterm
rrccmert amonq producing snd
consumer countries - stsbsllzc
prices ~ Americss fsyoTite bey.
crsge and gradually reduce sur
p.pses
This actually means 10 raise
prices.
But don't rush out and try 20
stock up The conference may
70 on for months and the huge
surplus On hand Won't disappear
Immediately This information Is
offered only a. On example of
ho1 agreements between coun.
tries and a. hlsh levels really
touches your pocket book
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-28
L E g A L
N q 7 &c E s
Atty. ALLEN BiBB
l3oe Broadway. Suite 1o1

STATk or MICHIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY or WAYNE IN CHANCERY
JOHNNY H. KING Plaintiff, vs.
MARTIif KING Defendant
ORDER or PUBLICATION
AND APPEARANCE
At O session OF said Court held At
the City County building, City Of De-
troit, County OF Wayne, State Of
Michigan on June Is 1862.
No. 623-354
Present: HONORABLE JAMES ".
CANAAN Circuit Judge.
II appearing from the Plaintiffs AZ
fidavit OF Non-rcsldence that the De.
icndant, Martha King, does not re-
side IN the City of Detroit, County
OF Wayne, State of Michigan, but
does reside In the City OF Cleveland,
State OF Ohio.
TT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the
said Defendant enter her appearance
In this cause on or before three 81
months from the date Of this Order,
e.. ss.c B4li OF Complaint for Divorce
filed IN this cause will be taken as
IL IS FURTHER ORDERED that a
COPY OF this Order be sent 70 the
said Defendant, Martha King, by
Registered Mail. ~ 2503 East 55th 81.
Apt. IS, Cleveland, Ohio, her last
known address, and N not received
personally By the said Defendant al
least twenty l20j days before the time
prescribed for appearance, that this
Order be published as required by
fst
JAMES ". CANAAN. Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR VI. BRANlCfN, Clerk.
CLINTON &. CARTER. Deputy Clerk
f.l4-0.i8-61
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-28
1stv- cHARIEs PERKINS
s1y W. Wsrren

STATE OF MICHIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR The
Cor-<Ty or WAYNE n CHA<CERY
IosEPHH ROBINSON. Plaintiff, "
uIRY ROBINSON. Defendant =
No. S11-se<
Al , session Of said CourS held AZ
.he city County Building. Ci;y q
Drtroif. County OF wayne, State a
Michigan on the eth day Of June,
AD- 1854 (
PRESENT: HON. GEORGE Z
ROWLES. Circuit Judge.
IN this cause IL appearing os affidsy'
!, on file that the defendant. Man Ro.
binsou. cannot be served b. proces
issued out OF this Court as she y
not = resident Of the State OF Nichr
pan. but resides in the City OF Lef
ington. County OF Fsyette and state
o. kentucky.
on MOTION OF CHARLES R.
PERKINS. attorney for plaintiff,
TT Is ORDERED that the defendsd,
MARY Robinson. appear and answer
the Bill OF Complaint In this cause
within three months from TIE date
OF this order. or that said Bill VII
be taken as confessed and that ihs
order be published according 10 az
and a copy thereof be ser'ed upoo
the defendant by registered mal
a. required BY law. =
GEORGE Z. BowLES. Circuit Judge.
A TRUE COPY .
EDGAR VI. BR ANlCfN. Clerk. <
c. ISTOS c. CARTER, DEPUTY Clert
5-it-,-zi51
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-28
suN.BATHiNc FOR Hu-
MANS; BIRDS TOOL

ANN ARBOR - Sun-bathing is
for the birdsl
Many birds sun-bathe, although
just why remains somewhat OBJ
scure." says Andrew J. Berger,
University Of Michigan associate
professor Of anatomy, and noted
field ornithoIogist.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-28

STATE or MICHIGAN q
n THK CIRCUIT COURT TOR -r.s
COUNTY or WAYNE IN cBsSrt
WILLIAM LIE SMITH. P,zsr,,n
DOLORES SMITH. D<fen11nt-
chsa<sey 49, 617-1ss
oRoGe roe evekscArsoN Ann
AZ . session ol sid Court held :.
the Cify County BuiidInx. Ciry a ~
frsn On Jun< II. ISG1
PRESENT. HONORABLE JAMES a
CANAAN, CIRCUIT JUDGE
II appearing from the Plslrufr,
Affidzsff of <on-rskso<nce tha. 5ra
cess for the spp<zrzne< Of Do,e,,-
Smith. Defendant herein. has b<e,
t1fy issued In this cause and ,h,.
th< sane could not be served b<esuss
the sxid Defendant no longer rrsi6s.
Al th< address last kDo~n ,c ~.
Plaintiff and II cannot Be sscertaines
In ~hzt state or country the szid De-
fend2ns does reside,
IT Is HEREBY ORDERED, ths, the
,zld p<fendznf enter her sppesrsnr,
months from the date Of this Order
or the Plaintiffs Bili Of corplslri
for Divorce filed In this cause x1
be taken as confessed BY the aid
III IS FURTHER ORDERED that this
Order be Published In . ne~spsp.s
pr1uted and circulated In Wayrs
COUNTY once each week for six s
consecutive weeks before the date
of saIt appearance and COPY Q.
th,s order be mated TO the said DE-.
fen6sns AZ her last known address.
40 vii: 1ios Grant. Detroit, Michigan,
by Registered Mall with Return
Receipt Requested al kesi ~eny
70, dsys before the date for SA
JAMES y. CANAAN. cIRcuH
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR " RRASIcAN. Clerk q
CLINTON c. CARTER, DEPUTY
Clerk-
7-f1-t1e-61-
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-28
WILLIAM Y. PATRICK, sT.
Attorney 81 Law,
101k Farmer street

WILLIAM 7. PATRICK, ST..
Attorney 81 Law,
I03S Farmer Street
STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY or WAYNE IN CHANCERY
LOUISE EVANS, Plaintiff, vs.. FRED
ERICK ID. EVANS, Defendant.
NO. s77xse
ORDER TO APPEAR
At q 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
10th day of June, AD., 1861.
PRESENT. HON. MILES n. CULE-
HAN, Circuit Judge.
II appearing by affidavit, hereto
attached, that the Defendant, Fred
erick ID. Evans, Is not a resident Of
Michigan, but that his last known
place Of residence was al Detroit
House Of Correction; and, further.
that investigation disclosed, that the
address; and, that he Is in hiding or
has left the State OF Michigan.
On Motion cf WILLIAM I. PAT
ST., Attorney for Plaintiff, III
rs HEREBY ORDERED. that the de.
fendant, enter his appearance, either
IN person, or by Attorney, within
three months from date OF this Order
10 Appear, or the Bill Of Complaint
will be taken a. confessed against
him
MILES ". cULEHAN, Circuit Judge.
a TRUE COPY
EDGAR N. BRANIGIN, Clerk.
y GALLAGHER, Deputy Clerk.
6.J0-Sf-0l
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A,fy. CHARLES PERKINS
x1y w Warren
S71 W. Wsrren

STATE OF Mt(nt1Es
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IM
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHASCEKf
MARTHA RACHEL WAIklNS
Plaintiff. rs. HUSTON WAIhlSA
Defendant
JUNE 6. 1851
PRESENT: HON JAMES y. CAN
HkN. Circuit Judge.
In this cause II sppearine ~ arr
davit on file that the defendant:
Huston Watkins. cannot be sercc
by process issued out OF this Courb
as he Is not q resident OF the staU
OF Michigan. but resides in the CITY
OF Rockford. County Of Winneoagc,
and State OF Illinois: and resides al
60n Trenton. Rockford. Illinois
on MOTION OF CHARLES r PFk'
KINS. ATTORNEY for the Pls'niiit,
Martha Rachel watkins. 1T Is 0RDtR-
IN that the defendant. Huston Wat.
kins. appear and answer the Bill OF
Complaint in this cause within three
q, months from the date OF ms
Order. or that said Bill will be TAX
en- ss confessed and that this on
der be published according 20 lag
and ? COPY thereof be served upoe
the defendant BY registered mail u
r~--''-~f nv Law. i
JAMES ~. CANAAN. Circuit judge
A TRUE COPY
rncsR " BRASIGIN. Clerk !
CLINTON c. CARTER, Deputy Clet'
ffc-T.71-e7
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ATTORNEY 8. J. FLANAGAN
Is17 G. Dawson

lsu G. Dawson
STATE or MICHIGAN
II TIKI CfkCJI1 COURT FOR The
COUNTY or WAYNE IN CHA<CERi
NARY POTTS, Plaintiff, ss. RIf-
US POTTS, IT., Defendant.
NO. sa|U
ORDER FOR DEFENDANTS
APPEARANCE
AZ session of the above entitled
Court. held IN the City-County Build
ins, IN the City OF Detroit, County
Of Wayne, and State OF Michigan tins
zlsI day OF June, AD-, 1861.
PRESENT: HON. MILES -. CCLE-
HAN. Circuit Judge
II appearing from the Affidavit
attached hereto and filed herewith
that the defendant named IN the
aooye-entitled cause is not a resident
of the County on Wayne and State
OF Michigan, but THAI ne resides at:
ost y. Jackson Street, Athens,
georgia,
l..EKEFoRE,
o. MOTION OF S J. FLANAGAN,
attorney for plaintiff,
IL Is ORDkRED that the above
named defendant appear and answer
me Bill Of Complaint filed IN this
cause within Three 81 months from
date Of TINS Order, or same may be
taken a. confessed against him;
II Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
defendant al his last known address
b. Registered Mail 0r a like copy
according 10 Law
MILES y. CJLEns1.,, circuit Judge
a TRUE COPY
EDGAR Nj. BKANICIN, Clerk ~
rAIIiIR u. JONES Deputy Clerk
5-5V-3-s-64
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-28

GREENSBORO, NC. = A & I
COLLEGE has been awarded an in
stitutional grant Of $500 by the
National Science Foundation TO
help meet the colleges needs in
science.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-28
-------------------------------
ATTY. Jesse {. WILLIAMS

Attv. JESSE &. WILLIAMS
i3oe Broadway Suite 7os 7oI
STATr Or MICHIGAN
n TUE CIRCUIT COURT FOR lie
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN cHANctM
SAMUEL. ". WOOp. Plaintiff, S
MARY WOOD. Defendant.
No. S77.7eJ
ORDER OF APPEARANCE -.
~ session of said Court hea
~ the Chv-County Building. IN the
CITY of Detroit. County OF WAYNE
and State OF Michigan. on the l9Is
d. ~ Nav, A.D.. 1851.
PRESENT: HON. NATHAN 4
KAUFMAN. Circuit Judge.
1T appearing that the defendam
Is not a resident of this state, ou,
resides In the CITY of Chicago ana
tn" State OF Illinois;
TT IS ORDERED that the defendsp
enter her appearance In this eau.
on or before ~ three months from
OF Complaint will be taken as eoD
feSsed
TT Is FURTHER ORDERED that :
corv OF this order he sent BY ceIr
fled mail TO said defendant. sau'es
sed TO 45i West 61st Place, onessv'
2i. Illinois. her last known address
and ~ not received personally m
said defendant az least twenty ~
davs before the time prescribed
appearancc. that this order be pun
lish~d as REQUIRED bv Law. =,
NATHAN J. KAUFMAN, Circu"
Judge.
EDGAR VI. BRANICIN. Clerk.
R. GALLAGHER, Deputy CLERK
6-23-7-2s-62
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Court
Nesx,s

Or. Walter C Conner. a 3oi5
iroquoss. vzs PLACED CT inree
years probation lzsf meek -
Recorders judge Arthur Kos
cInski after he had been found
guilty by a jury q performing
sn Illegal operatin
Judge kos<. --.-l also fined Dr.
Conner $500 aac ASSESSED mn
$500 costs
Ceorge p a1lxl-r. 50. oi -
Watson was found guilty q d.
turbins The peace las, week b.
Recorders Judge Gerald " Croai
end sentenced % sixty ozss %
the House Of Corrcction
Poindexter wss arrested - he
crmplsint II Etxln knoNlIon. -
q le47 Wzyerly DSR bus
driver. ~ho accused Pc.ncextes
u using profanity On Noo,d
ward bus The bgs driver sad
Poinderter grabbed k,m around
the neck. and threatened % ksll
hlm without pr0soest.on
Knoxlton sad P0ncexter fir-
boarded MS bus n Palmer PARK
he vas removed by polire tie
,1ok . czc 10 Forest and Wo<c
zsrc where be waited for the
bss a. xhich time he threatened
ihc b.s driver
PoircexieE told the court that
he 1ss angry because he had
been removed from the bus BY
poi.ce
The bus driver said Poindcxier
had been drinking
Nathaniel Purifoy % of 1923
Dislslon. was found guilty Of
ron support last week by Record
- judge Gerald " Croai snd
scnienccd 70 sixty days in the
fD-se II Correction
pgrifoy vas arrested On the
complaint u his esirsnged ~fe
Len"iis %. n 57s Tneodore
Mrs. Pafifoy said me la
s.pport she F"eei:ed ffem her
hDfosnf as SO IN August ls+9
April 1859 and sepsrslsc r.
March 1852 There - one ca.lc
f~o years of sse
In another on-ssppcrt esse
Elmer Aifrase = q I47
Fpsrfn father u ~as found
guilty u apn-s1ppcft snc sen
,fncec . 81 dsss n The House
81 Correction
Alcrcge and MS ~.fe ~eTe
married n January 1865 and
sr" s'iil together
Pplice sslc Alcrcze refused
- ~ors for the family s welfare
cncfs lie ~as also accused 81
using vhe welfare money 70 buy
drinks instead of paying bills
Police ssin ne is z44-"orkin2
hours behind with the welfare
department There are eishi emil
dren