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self last Monday.
Jackson, 81, of 6314 Twenty
eighth, knocked on a door at 44l7
Milford, to turn.in his numbers.
The door was answered by Patrol
man Gilbert Hill of the vice
bureau, who accepted a white
envelope from Jackson contain
ing 26 current dated bet slips.
Clarence Mckinney was watch
ing a Nv show titled Day in
Court last week, when Patrol
man Jack Johnson of Woodward
Station rang the doorbell.
Mckinney, 50, of 928 East
Philadelphia. answered the door.
When the officer. who was clad
in civilian clothes, asked for a
half-pint of moonshine whiskey,
Mckinney replied, Make ii a
pint. don't care TO so 10 Jail
for selling half.pint Of moon
shine"
After Mckinney accepted $500
for the moonshine. Patrolman
Johnson pulled his badge: Nov
you'll have your day in court"
Mckinney pleaded guilty to
engaging in an illegal occupation
before Recorders Judge Joseph
A. Gills. He was placed on six
months probation and assessed
$500 in costs.
Leroy l.. Nelson. "a, of l5500
Pinehurst. was sentenced 10 5
TO 10 years in Jackson Prison last
week by Recorders Judge Elvin
l.. Davenport.
Nelson had previously plead
ed guilty TO attempted armed
He was shot in the hip
by an ofi-duty policeman when
he fired three shots at a bar
tender last December l, during
an attempted holdup of a lounge
at 1874 w. McNichols.
Police said Nelson walked into
he lounge with a silk stocking
pulled over his face.
The officers quoted him say
ng: Il wanted TO prove some.
hing and ! wanted to get caught"
Nelson confessed TO 40 other
Ioldups. according to police.
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OUR MEN
IN SERVICE

Three Detroit, Mich, men are
being rcassigned to new bases
to attend technical training
courses following completion of
United States Air Force basic
military training here.
The men, the courses they will
attend, and their new bases
follow.
Airman Basic Frank a Curaba,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Cur
aba of 6267 Warwick, will attend
course for aircraft maintenance
specialists at Sheppard AFB
Tex. -
Airman Basic Charles F. Diehl,
whose parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Val
cntine p Diehl, reside at 1920
Toledo. will be trained as an
aircraft accessory systems spec.
ialist at Chanute AFB, Ill.
Airman Basic Willie o. Coop.
er. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Cooper, 2648 Hooker, will at
tend an aircraft maintenance
specialist course at Amarillo
AFB, Tex.
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ATTORNEY Cecil l. Ward
STATE CT MICHIGAN
County OF WAYNE
SIS. sIs.sss
At n session of the Probate Court
for said County of Wayne, held at
the Probate Court Room In the City OF
Detroit, on the Eleventh day of
March In the wear one thousand nine
hundred and Sivtv-three.
Presen.
ERNEST C. BOEHM
Judge OF Probate
In the Matter OF the Estate of
Lottic Hill. Deceased.
On readino and filine tho pctition
OF Naomi Hubbard praving that ad.
ministratior or said estate be granted
to Cecil L. Ward or somc other
su'fab'" rcrsor:
II u Ordered That tho sixteenth
d,v of Aprl. next at ten o'clock in
tho forenoon ~ sa'd Cour. Room
b. appointed for Hearing said petit
Ard u Is fur.hcr Ordered. That
n corv nr 49, ~~' y ho published
orce ~ c~-r '-~ck for three weeks
consecutiv~iv -r~v orsu to said time OF
hearing, In tho Detroit Tribune. a
newspaper rr','"d and circulated In
County OF Wayne.
do hereby certifv that have
compared the foregoing copy with
or ginal record thereof and have found
the same 10 be a correct transcript
O. such original record.
natod March IL. 1868.
Harry Bolda, Deputy Probate Reg
istef.
3-23-4-6-63
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ATTY. ApeLL PiNNEN
e4t Tennesses
STATE or MICHIGAN
County OF Wayne
Ge. All .0l5

STATE OF MICHIGAN
County OF Wayne
SIS. 41T,ol7
At session Of the Probate Court
for said County OF Wayne, held al
the Probate Court Room In the City OF
Detroit, on the Fifteenth day Of
March In the wear one thousand nine
hundred and Sixty-three.
ERNEST c, BOEHM
Judge Of Probate
Lawrence Calvin Pippen. also known
az Lawrence Whittemore. A minor.
AddcIi Pippen, guardian of said
minor, having heretofore rendered
TO this Court her first, second. third
and fourth accounts In said matter
and this day rendered 10 this Court
her firth and final account In said
matter. and filed herewith her petI.
ton praying that the balance on said
estate be turned over TO the guardian
II Is ordered. That the twentv.
second day OF April, next al ten o'cloct
In the forenoon al said Court Isoo,n
he appointrd for examining ana Al.
lowing said accounts and nearing
sad petitlon.
And It Is further Ordered. That
copy OF this order be- publishcS
once In each week for three weeks
censccutivcly PREVIOUS IL aid t,,,,c "a
hearing. In the Detroit Tribune. 4
newspaper printed and circulated n,
County OF Wayne. ~
] do hereby certify that I have
comparcd the foregoing copy win
original record thereof and have found
ne same 10 be correct transcript
Dated MnrnA
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
c'sS;y e. g. ws4s'a'

STATE OF MICHIGAN
County e. e wayne
G. sI.s31
Al Z session Of the Probate Court
for said County Of Wayne. heio ~
the Probate Court Room In the CITY OF
Detroit. on the Eleventh o.y OF
March In the year one tnoussno n'"o
hundred and Sixty-three.
FRANK s. SZYMANSki
Judge Of Probate
In the Matter OF the change OF
name Of Jacob Charles j. Armaiey,
also known as Raymond Charles -
Armaly an adult.
ON readinr and filing tho petition
of the said Jacob Charles J. Amaiey'
also known as Raymond Charles ..
Armaly praying that his name De
changed to Raymond Charles D. AT
II Is ordered. That the Eleventh
day of April, next at ten o'clock In
the forenoon at said Court Room be
appointed for Hearing said petition.
And Il Is further Ordered, That
copy of this order be published
once in each week for three weeks
previousu to said time OF
hearing, In the Detroit Tribune,
printed and circulated In
County OF Wayne.
do hereby certify that ! have
compared the foregoing copy with
original record thereof and have found
the same "a be a correct transcript
OF such original record.
Dated March IL. 1868.
Harry Bolda, Deputy Probate Reg
'Stc.
3-23--4-6-6S
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
NO. 373o
Charles Williams. plaintiff, vs. VIII
Hcrrv Williams. defendant.
At session of said Court held at
10 C'tv-County Building in the City
Jf Detroit. County OF Wayne on the
goth day of March A. D.. 1865.
PRESENT
George r Bowles
Circuit Judge
On the goth day OF March. A. d..
1869 an action was filed by Charles
W'u'amS. plaintiff, against VIII Henry
Williams, defendent i'm this Court TO
obtair judgement OF Divorce
IL is hereby ordered that the defend.
ant. Will Henry Williams, shall answer
or take such action as may be per.
mitted by law on or before the 10th
day of June, A. D., 1863. Failure to
comply with this Order will result In
judgement OF default against the de.
PENDANT. VIII Henry Williams for the
the relief demanded In the complaint
demanded in the complaint filed in
filed In this Court.
George +. Bowles
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
Edgar M. Branigin, Clerk
3 30-4-4-6J
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NV tHo LlHlSiT COUHJ FOR THE
sSSsss ssSss -S g. rsTESfxxfs
a., f.-,. No. I7tj ",
LizxIe JAckson, Plaintiff Va. Robert
Lcs dickson. Defendant. ~
=, srsSensi Honorable James MOniante
.Akt vessicn of said Court held
IT. the clty-County Building In the
CiN 9f Detroit on the sist day Of
Jahu6fy A, D., 1868.
On the elst day of January, A. D.
le0a, an action was filed By LIME
Jackson, Plaintiff, against Rsbert Lee
Jackson, defendant. In this court 10
obtain q judgement of Divorce.
II is hereby ordered that the de-
fendant, Robert Lee jackson shah
answer or take such other action az
may be permitted by law on or
before the first day OF May, 1863
Failure to comply with this order
VIII result In a judgement by default
against the defendant, Robert Lee
Jackson for the relief demanded In
the complaint files in this Court.
JAMES MONTANTE
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR M. BRANIGN
BY c. c. Carter, Deputy Clark
2-9-3-16-63
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ATTY. william T. Patrick, sr.
1895 Farmer 81.

ATTY. william T. Patrick. sr.
1895 Farmer 81.
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
Frank Williams, Plaintiff, VS.. Hazel
Williams, Defendant.
ORDER TO APPEAR
No. 1884
AT 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 tins
10 day of March A. ID. 1868.
Present
George Z. Bowlcs
Circuit Judge
II appearing by Affidavit here'o
attached, that the defendant Is NOV
resident OF Michigan, but 'hat nes
last known place OF residence ,,,a VS.
at Route /, Box $40, Napoleon'''''
Louisiana. o.
ON motion OF William T. Patrick: ~
Attorney for plaintiff, 1T IS Hkkbp,
ORDERED THAT the defendant emu,
her appearance, either In person, ~
by Attorney, within three mon'ns
from date of this order TO Appear. "
the Complaint will be taken as conie'''
ed against her: 49,,
TT is FURTHER ORDERED, tina.
true corv of said order TO NpPess
be sent 10 the last known address
thu defendant. bv reeisterrd ma
return recent rcou"sted: ana ,shsd
tr,,e conv of said order be pupi's"''
according ~ law.
George ". powlcs
Circuit Judee
4 TRrrE COPY
Edgar ". pranigin
Clerk
A13-5.18 a.
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ATTY. JAMES o. Lee
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
No. 4OOt
ORDER TO ANSWER
Wilmer Williams. plaintiff. vs. Mar.
gucricttc Edith Williams. defendant.
At a session of said Court held at
the Court House in the City of De-
troit, I'm said County, on the Is day
March A. ID. 1868.
PRESENT
Honorable George +. Bowlcs
Circuit Judge
On the 25th day of March, A. ID.
1868, an action was filed by Wilmer
Williams. plaintiff against Margue-
rite Edith Williams, defendant, In
this cause, to obtain a judgment for
d vorcc:
On motion of I-r,os ID. Lee, At.
torney for the Plaintiff.
1T IS ORDERED that the defendant,
Margucriette Edith williams shall
answer. or take such other action
as may be permitted by law, on or
before the 26th day of June, A. D..
l9e'
Failure to comply with this order
will result in a Judgment bv default
against said defendant for the relief
demanded In the complaint filed In
'h'r Court.
George K. Bowlcs. Circuit Judge.
A TRUE cory
Edgar NJ pranigin
Clerk
i3--5-4-63
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! tor'ssfr sfATE 81 SSAsi.S SS nIs:S,s etH'Ms IA

'.--t oLAlE Vt MICHIGAN
THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE
3 '.ss COUNTY OF WAYNE
In the Matter OF the Estate Of
MarieA Stricklsnd, Deceased.
Nettce Is. hereby given That aIy
cftdlthts Of said decesssd are required
TO- prHsent their claims, In willing
and upder path, to snid Court at the
PrQb4tS Office In the City o, Detroit
IL 4aid County, and to serve 9 ,copv
thefsot upon Thomas L. Strickland
N{cSeII ssrtet, vbeisoIt. sisId Misbis,I1 ISL 81
prlbefpre the 22nd dav al Nav 4 D.
hCwrd BY Ssid court. before Judge
itt q. Kaufman In Uourt Room No.
R4l. City County Buildinr in Inc &
Ply Of Detroit. In ssid COUNTY. ON
The 32nd day OF May, 4. b. 1888. al
twovthlrty. o'clock in the sfte moon
Hated March II, 1853
do hereby certify that have
cDjuparcd the foregoing with the orr
Rihgi record thereof and have found
thp same TO be correct trsncrpt OF
spth. original record. =.
, Ais, hlisn r. Edison. Deputy Probate
FibIishPd In Detroit Tribune once
each week for three weeks successive
Ks w,thln thirty days from the date
SlJ-3.3o - .~---'--.--
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ATTY, James D. Lee
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE =
NO. H67
ORDER TO ANSWER
James Matthews Rogers. plaintiff.
VS.. Dorothy Rogers, Defendant.
At a session of said Court held at
the Court House in the City Of De-
troit. in said County, on the 9th day
OF April, A. ID. 1868.
Pf SENT
Honorable Neal Fitzgerald
Circuit Judge
On this 9th day of April, 1863, an
action was filed by James Matthews
Rogers, plaintiff. against Dorothy
Rogers, defendant, in this cause to
obtair judgment o. divorce:
On motion of James ID. Lee, Attorn-
- for the Plaintiff,
1T IS ORDERED that the defendant
Dorothy Rogers, shall answer or
take such other action as may be
permitted by law, on or before the
9th dav OF July. A. d. 1868.
Failure to comply with this order
will result in Judgment bv de-
fault against said defendant. for the
relief demanded In the complaint
fi"d in this Court.
Neal Fitzgerald Circuit Judge.
A TRUE COPY
Edgar NJ. Branigln. Clerk
4-1S-5-4-6?
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AT1y, srxrE s.csts: g. sics'SsN sssx,r'
7 THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR TIL

IN THE CIHCOII COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
NO. U,13S
Nolan Smith, plaintiff. w. Myrtis
Smith, defendant.
At q session OF said Court held at
the City-County Building In the CITY
OF Detroit, County Of Wayne on the
1lth day OF March. A. D.. 1853.
PRESENT -
Honorable James Mcntante :
Circuit Judge
On the Nh day Of FEBRUARY. Al
1883 an estion was fl10 by Nolan
Smith. plaintiff, againsf Myrtis Smith
defendsnt in. this Coists36 obtain
Judgement, Of Divorce. y
IN is hereby ordered that the, dc:
feuduutI IMyrtis Smith, shall ahswe,y
o. take such action as may be per.
rtitted by law on or. before the sth
dpy of May, a. D., 1859. Failure To-
e6mply with this order will result
IN judgement OF default against the
defendant, Myrtis Smith for the rc.
i'si 4 tsss SsTT:nStd ToSId In the complaint fIicd
ysWes Menssnte, Circuit Judge.
= A. TRUE COPY
Edgar ~. Branigin. Clerk
BY e. c. Carter, Deputy Clerk
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ATTY. william Z. DeevleHs ~.
Ioab povmev street
STATE or MICHIGAN ....
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT roH 'HA'
COUNTY OF WAYNE ,...vt
Elioase Rucker. Plaintiff w. "0ps''
Rucker. sDfe%n!snf' % -,
oRpg6 70 AppgAe
Az n sesxion Of the above entitled
Court. held IN the City County buun.
ins In the City Of Detroit. County
~ Wavnc. and State OF Mtcniean
This 18TH day Of March A. D. 1888.
Theodore X. Bohn
Circuit Judge
II appearing by Affidsvit. hereto
attached. that the defendant ~ ny
a resident Of Michigan. put tnss n.s
last known place OF residence WAS ~
Deroncnt says, further, that the
defendant Is not nov In Jackson
prison. and this his present where.
ahouts is unknown; end. further. that
efforts 20 serve defendant. person.
sr' W Michigan has been without
Or mot,on Of William r. Patrick:
Sr.. ATTORNEY for PLAINTIFF, ~ -
HEREBv ORDERED. that the defena.
ant enter his arpearance.. either III
persons, or hy Attorney. within three
morths form date hereof, or the
Complaint VIII be taken IS confess
81 -~.,nst him.
r..-..~r ordered. that a true copv
of said Order "a Appear be mailed
~ the T~ferd.nt at his last known
,,,>~c 81 residence bv REGISTERED
mail and th-t . true eoDv Of said
order 70 Appear be published accord
"s - " Theedorr r. Rohn
'rivc,it Judge
Edgar " RranikIn
' Clerk
ATTY. sAsilttam ', rstr'ek. sr.
TEA pavwar Street
STATv 'OF MICHIGAN -
IN THE rrvrrWT cnffuT. FOR THE
c0yiNTv or WAYNE
T"cora y;lnv~r. p'sintiff. VS.. Emmett
II. Glover, Desendert.
No 7,sl
Herse TO APPEAR
At a sesxiou Of the above cntttsed
Court. held ir'thc Citv-County Build
,re. IN tina citv ~ Detroit. County
Of WavneT and state Of Mirh'ean
this 10th day of MsrHh A. d. 1858.
Present
George r. Howies
.Cirruit .Iudue
II anpcar,nr by Affidavit. hereto at
tachcd. that the defendant. " not n
resident Of M'ehiean. but that hls
last known nlace of residence was 3n2
paicr. sfreet. Detroit. Michigan;
and, return In the flies shows
that defendant could not be found ct
said address; neither has the piain-
tifl any knowledge OF the where
aDouts OF the defendant at the pres
ent time; that the defendant is el.nvr
in hiding OF has ieit the STATE of
Alchlgan:
On motion OF william 7. Patrick,
Sr., Attorney for the plaintiff, Ir Is
Hereby ORDERED, that the defend
ant enter his appearance, either In
person, or by Attorney, within lnree
months from date hereof. or the nul
OF Complaint vii be taken as confess
4. against him;
1T is FURTHER ORDERED, that a
true copy OF tins Order TO Appear
be sent TO the last known address Of
the defendant, by registered man,
return receipt requested. and a
copy Of said Order by published AZ.
cording to law.
George 4. BowIcs
Circuit Judge
A TRUE cory
Edgar M. Branigin
Clerk
4-l3-5.i8-63
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Mary Ann Boycc apparently
set a new record for shoplifting
in Recorders Court last week.
Miss Boyce, 10, of 5449 Burns,
went into a store at 1880 Grat-
lot Avenue. on March % She
filled a grocery cart with S38.S8
worth of miscellaneous grocer
les and drugs, and walked
through q closed check out
counter through the back en-
trance of the store without pay
Ing for the merchandise.
However, the eyes of the
manager of the store were fas-
ter than Miss Boyce's hands. and
she was apprchendcd on a park
ing lot at the rear of the store.
where the stolen goods were
confiscated.
Police also stated that Miss
Boyce was wearing a coat de-
signed for shopiftins, which
was also taken by the arrest
ing officers. They quoted Miss
Boycc saying: Il stole the
things because | don't have a
job "
Miss Boycc had 50 in her po-
session. when arrested. accord
ing 10 police She was charged
with larceny in store in
warrant issued by the prosccu-
tors office
The familiar SAVING. the
truth VIII st, YOU free proved
true last week in Recorders
Court for 22ycar-old Adrian
smith. OF Los AnseleS. California.
who Was arrested in the Grey
hound bus station. and charged
with vaSrancy
Why did you come 10 De-
troit9" inquired Recorders judge
" McKay Skillman
Your honor" explained Smith.
Il came here for change OF
climate couldn't stand Los
Aneelc>' smos
Smith was first sentenced to
80 DAYS in the House of Correc-
tion However. the sentence was
lifted when the Tribune, report
cr Isaac Jones consulted Art
Trucsdalc. a Salvation Army Of
flee.
Flowers lIcarlon discovered
the hard way last week. that a
husband is responsible for the
support of his wife and children
until he has obtained his divorce.
whether or not he likes with the
woman whom he married
IIcardon ~ OF 26O Windcr.
WIS found guilty OF nonsupport
hv Recorders judge W Mckay
Skillman. and r'accd on two
year probation for family sup
por;.
IIcardon was arrested on the
complaint OF his estrangcd wife.
Mrs. Martha lleardon. 33. of 4l27
West Hancock.
He declared to the court II
stayed with my wife and SUP
ported her as long as could
get along with her We were
marricd-wcre lived together on
common law basis
Further Investigation disclosed
that the couple haze nine chill
dren. seven to II wears of age
The Heardons lived together
from 1914 to 1858
Police said Mrs llcadon Is re-
ccivine support from the Aid
to Dependent Children CADCl
There is an old provcrbial say
ing-that woman has a right
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LEGAL NOTICES


STATE or MICHIGAN ~
IN THE CJnCUTT COURT ron the !
COUNTY OP WAYNE az
No. 31sS 4, as''
PRESENT: Honorable Lila y. Nsuet,s.e q
Al : csssion Of said Court held q
the clty. y.Ccunty Building IN The citSh
cf Detroit, County q Wayne the 1oth
day OF February A. D., teeS. I, 10
Grsdy Nslonc. Plaintiff, W. Ruby \,
on tie Soih day Of February. A. D,:g
1855. an action was filed BY 0r6dy'l
Malone, plslntIff, against Ruby MsIoncs VA
defendant In this Court 70 obtain ~
Judgement Of Divorce. 'is
u IL hereby ordered that the defend"
ant Ruby Malone. shall snswer or
take such action ~ may be permitted
hy Law on or before the 10th day
Of May, A. D., 1858. Failure 10 comply
With this order will result ID . Judge.
ment by default against the defendant
Ruby Malone for the relief demand,
ed In the complaint filed In this Court.
LILA ~. NEUENFELT q.
Circuit Judge ~
A TRUE COPY ~
EDGAR N. BRANI0N
32-46-63
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FACING THE JUDGE

to change her mind.
But a change of mind last
week in Recorders Court was
like an ill.wind for Mrs. Chattlee
Walton.
Mrs. Walton. of 2747 North
western. charged her husband
George, with assault and battery,
During an argument in their
home March 16, Mrs. Walton
said her husband threatened her
with an automatic revolver.
When the case came to court,
Mrs. walton told Recorders
JUDGE w. Mckay Skillman. that
she wanted to drop the charges
against her husband:
He pointed a gun al me. He
was drinking and raisine sand.
but since police found the gun
was not loaded. maybe my nus
band was bluffing."
Now if you drop this case"
explained Judge Skillman. re-
member don't call police if he
threatens you with a gun again"
Il can't promise that replied
Mrs. Walton. If il becomes ne
cessary-I will call police for
protection
Alright" snapped Judge Skill
man. the case will be tried, so
raise your right hand
After listening To the testi-
mony of the arreSting officers.
Walton was found guilty and
fined $4,000 or 30 days.
Francisco T. Swartz. Is. of 8440
Dumbarton. was charged with
felonious assault last week in a
warrant issued by the prosccu-
tors office He was arrested on
the complaint of Clinton Nichols.
81. of. $3.50 Cooper, who accused
the youth of stabbing him during
an argument in a theater at 2745
Woodward. over 500.
Aldrich Jackson. %, of 1921
CharIevoix. was charged with
larceny from a person las week
in a warrant issued by the pros
ecutor's office
Jackson was arrested in front
Of lO65 Woodward Avenue on the
of Rowena Lewis. 18.
of 3008 Kendall. who accused
Jackson Of taking her purse con-
tanning SIS 90 He said he was
q detective and removed the
money from the purse. telling
Miss Lewis that her money was
counterfeit
Miss Lewis said Jackson was
unable to produce badge when
She demanded that he prove that
he was a detective However.
she said a policeman arrived on
the scene and placed Jackson un-
der arrest
The officer quoted Jackson
saying. why shouldn't ! take
her money | need money"
Clarence Lloyd Munday. 80.
of 1921 \. Campbell was charged
with larceny in a store in war
rant signed last week by Re-
corder's Judge Joseph A. ellis.
Police said Munday walked in
tc market at 3249 Grand River.
where he picked up a three
Pound ham valued at $3.50, con
ccaled il under his Jacket, and
walked out of the store
The officers quoted Munday
saying: Il took the ham to sell.
because need money | can't
find a job
Willie Jackson played an April
fool Joke unintentionally on HIM
The Detroit tribune., 1963-04-13
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