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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05
WESTCOTT
Nursery Company
P.o. Box 33l, Falls Church, Va.
~. k-ISSU
Hos served this area with guSlity nursery moi
For ~ years

Kurume hybrds, Koempferi hybrids, Gable hybrids,
Glenn Dole hybrds and other varieties Some tree
form ozoIeos now in bloom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05
ROSES

Potented hybrid eos eondforos and climbers and many old
fovorites omono nonpotented varieties Also tree
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05
9 client. Ter 6.05

The berries on this exciting ornomeniol from West
Germany ore borne on clusters oil the woy up the
vines, giving Yoc the pleasure Of picking the eson,
ripe. delicious fruit heodhieh :. from Spring until
Tote Foil. soeh pont needs only obovt 2sq. n. Of
ground 10 thrive -. dsoI for smol polio or garden.
They grow ropidk reach full strength and beoviy
the second yeoG continue 10 thrive, grow blossom
and beer fruit Yeor otter year. Replacement. will
be mode if.ihsy foh 10 grow. Shipped 10 you direct
from the nurseries; plsese allow 10 days for delivery.
. planis Ter 7.qs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-05
NoN.pArENTED ROSES

Complete line Of hybrid tsos. fohbvndcs. and ehmos"'
Mony voriedes All ore number with large upright cones
ISIS co. q Ter BAY
Peuss end Mirandy Roses hove Just been token OF
potented We have limited number to offer tor co. "
a.Ysur-od Tree Roses in Peace and MrondY co. 7.SS
cLEMAr,s VINES will grow on Msls, con be troined
"a. eover ,rvvonted oreos Psshnlo; In ossored eoor'
Lao co. q fer 500
pANs,Es IN o.sor,sd colors with blooms ond buds. IS
nloot, TO q eoss, all in individual pots Toe 90.
As for 1.90
LARGE PorrED NUNS in full bloom, Oodsd with blooms
ond buds. P"P0"-
ToRsYrHAin aio Aft size. heavily bonehsd full truck
lodd Just orriVedl I"|eo'
AzALEAS with plenty Of bloom bud'i Locally grown |0'0'
Bellies, Hnos, Shows Hcrdy JoPonsss vcns'es IN no" w
Sizes from which 10 choose. s'~%'o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-28

our most sensational carpet value ever offered!i
This is one Of the most beautiful textures in our
entire selection. Because it is continuous fila
ment nylon it is easy to clean, long wearing, will
not pull or fuzz, no shedding, mothproof and nom
ollergenic. Choose from 8 coIors in both Il and
Is foot widths Not all widths in all coIors.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31

Want to add q little zest to
your meals during this post
holiday letdown, and watch the
gleam in the eyes of the men,
bers of your family when you
set angel food strudel before
them? The following recipe for
the delicacy is through the
courtesy of Mrs. Alvina. Zim-
norman of 1890 Naumann ave.
Angel Food Strudel
Dough:
2 cups Of flour
Y pound oleo
Cut into flour as for pie dough.
8 egg yolks
2 tablespoons vinegar
Il cup water
Mix together and add to above,
Leave in bowl and refrigerate
overnight.
Filling:
u pound ground walnuts
y cup sugar
l 6-ounce jar Of cherries,
marshino juice.
Drain juice off cherries and
add to nuts. If nuts are dry add
egg whites that have been
beaten.
Angel Food Mix:
Use prepared mix.
Divide dough into 8 parts.
Roll dough to II to IA inch
diameter. Spread nuts over
dough then put z daubs of angel
food mix on each daub put a
cherry. Roll up on q pastry
cloth. Don't put more than 2
rolls to pan as dough spreads.
Bake in 375 oven for 45 min
utes. If Sapphire flour is used,
take out a tablespoons Of flour
on ungreased pan.
We heard over 200 young
homemakers attended cooking
school at Slovenian Home on
Recher ave. recently to learn
how their Slovenian mothers
and grandmothers baked.
This intrigued US. and when
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31

The heart and blood vessel
diseases caused more deaths in
Cleveland during the past year
than all other causes Of death
combined, it was reported here
today.
DR.. Charles A. White, presi-
dent Of the Cleveland Area Heart
Society, said that the heart and
blood vessel diseases accounted
for 452 deaths among residents
Of all ages in this area during
the IL month period ending
Dec. S1st. This is 52 per cent
of a total of s66 deaths in
Cleveland for the period, he
announced. The new figures
were obtained from the Bureau
Of Vital Statistics Of the Cleve-
land Division of Health.
Next Three
The next three leading causes
Of death according to the Off
cial statistics were: cancer, 137,
diseases of infancy, AZ, acci-
dents, "a and diabetes mellitus,
%.
The local figures are slightly
under the latest gathered for
the entire country by the Ma
tional Office of Vital Statistics.
In that summary, the heart and
blood vessel diseases were re-
sponsible for more than "a per
cent of all deaths in 1861.
while the heart and blood
vessel diseases continue to be
the Number l killer in the ma
tion, many thousands of per-
sons are living longer, more
productive lives because Of the
advances made in the last dec
ade in diagnosis and treat
ment," DR.. White said.
Many Types
ut is important to realize
that there are many types of
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31

Nurses has not diminished since
the Corps started in 1901. To-
day, - then, nurses are needed
by the US. Army in every elm
ical speciality.
Local registered nurses are
invited to help the Army Nurse
Corps observe its anniversary
by contracting their local Army
Recruiter, MSgt. William H.
Finns, 1899 st. Clair ave-, for
information on their eligibility
to become commissioned Off
GERS and work as Army Nurses
throughout the world.
In addition to the excellent
salaries and numerous extra
benefits, both professional and
personal, Army Nurses enjoy
the satisfaction of knowing
they are fulfilling vital, reward
ing, and challenging roles in
this modern world.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31

heart and blood vessel research
in Cleveland.
"Only by maintaining this
level Of research support can
q breakthrough b made in
high blood pressure and coro-
nary heart disease. disorders
which account for 80 per cent
Of all victims who die from
heart and blood vessel diseases"
he emphasized.
The annual appeal for Heart
|H~pds opens in Cleveland Feb.
1st under the auspices Of the
Cleveland Area Heart Society.
Persons interested in lending
their support to fighting these
diseases which claimed the
lives Of more Clevelanders than
all other causes combined in
1862, should contact the Heart
Society at SW. 1-7500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
Seek Foster Homes Here

David ID in need Of q foste,
home. He is q tall, slim, charm
ing Protestant 16-year-old boy
ready to leave the institutional
treatment home where he has
been since 1867.
He came to the institution
from q home broken by divorce.
He had suffered from serious
emotional deprivations and poor
handling before that. He is now
prepared for q normal home ex-
perience.
David needs the help Of adults
who are strong and responsible
and can offer guidance and
control.
David is only one Of a large
number Of children seriously in
need Of foster home placement
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
Army Nurses
7oCeIebrute
Anniversary

The Army Nurse Corps cele-
brates its sixty-second anniver-
'sAxy Feb. Ind.
In those sixty-two memorable
years, this group Of dedicated
women has shown outstanding
courage and devotion to duty
in faithfully ministering to the
sick and wounded, both in war
and peace.
Today's Army Nurse finds
conditions greatly changed
from those Of her predecessors.
She works in the most modern
Of Army Hospitals, working side
by side with expert medical and
surgical specialists, using the
best in equipment. When the
need arises, the Army nurse
practices her profession world
wide, always willing to serve
where and how her country
needs her.
In peacetime, she helps to
maintain the health Of the
Army by establishing health
standards and caring for the
sick and injured. Through con-
tinuous medical education and
research, she aids in conserving
the fighting strength Of the
Army.
In Wartime, her major task
is to render medical aid to the
men wounded in battle, and in
this endeavor she has displayed
heroism far above and beyond
the call Of duty.
The critical need for Army
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
Here's HO,U to Add
Test to Your Meals

Mrs. Zimmerman was discuss
ing publicity for American
Slovene Club, we inquired about
the recipes. In addition to the
above, she has also sent us
some for strudel dough with
apple filling, cherry filling and
cheese filling; nut potica, raisin
potica, ocvirkova (crackling)
potica, corn bread and white
bread.
If you would like US to share
with you the other recipes, drop
a line to Collinwood Publishing
Company, S14 East 152nd St.,
and they will be in future
issues.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31
Heart and Blood Vessel
Disease Top Death Cause

cardiovascular diseases. They
include heart attack, stroke
rheumatic fever, inborn heart
defects, high blood pressure,
hardening Of the arteries and
many Others" DR.. White point
ed out. Eve have made much
progress against many Of them
with the help Of research sup
ported by the Heart Fund.-" he
said.
DR.. White said there Is cur
rently more than 1926, 600
Heart Fund dollars invested in
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31

at this time. An institution is
intended as temporary shelter
but children such as David be-
long in homes where they have
the loving care of foster par
ents.
Children awaiting placement
range in age from infancy
through teen age years. Could
you open your heart to a foster
child? If SO, please telephone
the Foster Home Recruiting
Center, 781-2944.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-31

LITTLE ADS with Big Re-
suits! That's what everyone
says Of our Classifieds. Try
one yourself and join the
"Satisfieds"!
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22

Mrs Mamie Wilson will per
haps he more careful the nc>'
time she calls her mutuel plays
over public telephone ON the
stree.
Mrs Wilson. a.. OF spoc =,
Auhln. Was airc>scu al NJ Az
hin aud Medhu,N when vice
policeman observed her IA 4
phone booth repeating numbers
over the phone from = .nuiue|
numbers book
The officer waited patiently
aud identified himself ~ Mrs
Wilson stepped tGom the phone
booth with hcr lcct clad IN house
shoes.
After she had tccn PLAYED IN
der arrest Tor engaging m an
lllcsal occupation Mrs Wilson
requested the atfcStins police
man so allow he, lo - home and
pul on her shoes The request
WAS granted aud Tho officer az
,'onranacd Airs Watson home,
where additional woe> wcrc AL.
died 60 her plight
Inside the home the roller.
man .ald hc conts>saled one NUM-
bcs> pad SN used pads snd
clr>rn dream hooks Itom a table
"M ,liens u nW m the mann
N'i> racket explained Ati>
NaltN rN>kow she mctclN plans
the numrVt> herself
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22
FACING The JUDGE

Mrs. Wilson admitted 60 the
court that she oniy wrote mum.
berS for herself
Alright" asserted Recorders
Judge John A. Ricca II think
YOU have been punished enough.
| find YOU not guilty"
t.onnic Ingram learned the
hard way last week that a son
shout not heat has aged father,
Ingram. ~. cs- 6sss Russell, was
found guilty VI assault aud bat.
ter, and sentenced lo ~ days
IN the House of Correction,
According Ia Detective George
Hurncitc Ut Woodward Station,
the youth beat hts father. George
Ingram. n. with a hroomstick
and Kicked him
The alteration was the after
ma,h oi an argument over the
fathers penSlon money. The son
VAS accused by the father OF
fcrcihN taking money from him.
Meantime. Detective Rurne,tr
,lcmlscd list ot grocery items
said Ingram gave his father an
and VAS Warned h> the SON III
,eu fail 10 buy these things l
viii Kill YOU
The sentence was imposed hN
Hc,vnicrS judge Frank q Sehe'
n,anSkr
rhll Hrooks. 80. of $sSs HruSh.
Mas found guilty VI malicious de
>ttu,non VI property last week
h RcSVn.cr's lndge John \, kle~
"a ANA placed GA one years pm
N.st,cn
reliSc said then arrested
Es>,oA> on the complaint II re
SN,l& EAWll NJ AL HAST Warren.
Who accused Brooks NJ breaking
window IN her home
Mass SAult SAID She and Er'oAs
hSd an argument She sand he
pNNnis>i ~ &cs even With her
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22
LEGAL NOTICES

ATTY. Jsmss " ~
STATE OF MlcnIcAASN, AZ, THE
-, r,S siRcUIT COURT fvH ~"
IN Ihk kS,,~Tv STv or WAYNE
NO. ud
ososR 70 ANSWER ..,,sf
oe,,n.~s Rogers. plain'ni'
ys Dorothy Rogers, va,,,t held at
Al a session OF ss'u r,,x of De-
a., Court House In the NJ ~ s,h day
s. ."e,, in said County, on 'ne
Of April. A. d. l.r lsss
Honorable Neal iltfse'"
Circuit Judge ,ass nm
49,. s,h day OF April, isos'
vn ma ss filed by James Ms',,h Msnrn,hv
aetion s,rsiff. against poIo'.,
koken' as,sndsnt. In this cause W
obtain q Judgment OF u"v' 40 Attorn-
I'm motion OF James "
.x for the Plaintiff, 49,. aesendant
n Is ORDERED that ,he sver o or
n,,athv Rogers, shan sns~ sv be
80 snch other action a. sn,s the
tss,,,,ra tsss bv law. on OF us'"''
~, ,ssS ~ July. 4. ID. iscS, order
YIN ua, % 20 comply with tms o'~ 40.
fs"u,s In Judgment os ne
~h, ivsS s,,s, aid defendant, TOT w, ~
.ss.s demanded IN the
siled In this Court. nudge.
Neal Fi,Egersld Copy
Edgar NJ. Branigin' '
4iS-S-4-63
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22
STATE or MICHIGAN
COUNTY or WAYNE
SIS. 7ss.icc

-. xtS.tco
c.N. 5i.SScl
~ session OF the Probate Court
for said County of Wayne. held a,
the Probate Court Room in the City
oi Detroit, On the third dss Of June,
IN The year one thousand nine
hundred and ssN,-,hree.
PRESENT
HON JOSEPH : MURPHY
Judge Of Fronste
In the matter o. The ehAnse Of
name 81 Willie Csrr0sa. An Adult.
On rcsdsns and films The petition
ot tAe said Willie C&rrlth PRAYING
ths, his name - changed 10 Nllhe
Lee Austin
Il Is ordered. tAat the third day
III luS. ntxs Al ten o'slcck in The
ferenccn al said Court Room &c
appointed fer hearing said peutioa
An IS further Ordered. Th1s
ce2s 90 shis order ee published
ecev IN each ~eek for threx weeks
e>ans<~s;isels previous - SAD slrae
90 hearing, in the D<sros; Trie4ns,
ne~sgspsr printed 2ne elrsals;e5
II sssc CeGnts ~ w2Sne
Hsa- !sseFA A. Murray.
lS1ke 81 Pr>Asse
] - Aerees cxrs1n ;Ass I have
s>-sFares ,>s fSreseln< s,sps ~ssa
,ee sr<ss1A rs>s0r1 tAereo< aas have
is-nS sss sa-as - ~ Sorrecs
sra7s-tSs * s<2sA e-1s--A rs,sarS-
Os;eS l2,e 5 ,sSS
kAE<s Ssess, pss~r Private Seq
ss-<s S.s 80
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22
STATE or MICHIGAN
THE PROBATE COURT fok Inn
COUNTY or WAYNE


THE PROBATE COURT FOR The
COUNTY or wAYNE
MoyicG or NEARING CLAIMS
NO. slo.sSy
In the matter Of the Estate OF
GLADYS c. HARDwiCk. also known
as GLADYS CLARA ANN HAND
WICK, GLADYS HARpwick. De-
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given that all
creditors OF said deceased are re-
quired to present their claims III
writing and under oath, TO said Court
at the Probate office In the city
Of Detroit. In said County, and 10
serve a copy thereof upon bern'ee
Lee and Audrey Kirby. at s$sS Rich
ton. Detroit. Michigan, respectively
ON or before the 1.-THE day of August,
A. u. 1853. and THAI such claims VIII
be heard BY said court, before Judge
Ira G. Kaufman I'm Court Room No.
i2si. City County Building In the
City Of Detroit. In the afternoon.
Dated May ~, 1851.
Hon. Ira G. Kaufman
Judge of Probate
do hereby certify that l have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and have
found the same 10 be a correct
transcript OF such original record.
Allen X. Edison. Deputy Probate
Register
Dated May q, 1875.
Published In the Detroit Tribune
once each week for three successive
". within thirty DAYS from the date
hereof.
S-S-6S-S-ss-Ss
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22

Avvv. sosss Wslllsus
~ oeeetwsy
STATE or MICHIGAN
m THE CIRcurr COURT FOR THE
COUNTY or WAYNE
40. 80
oQOoQ 70 ANoWue
Abcl Williams. l'iaintiff w. Carrie
Williams. Defendant.
A. . scssien or said court held In
the Ctty-C County building In the city
% Detroit. County Of Wayne and
state of Michigan. on May =. isSS
PQoeuMv
Honorable Joseph G. Rsshid
Circuit Court
ON the nh day Of mey. A. D..
issS. an action wss filed by Abel
Williams. Plaintiff. against Carrie
Williams. Defendant. In this Court
Tor absolute divorce.
n IS HEREBY ORDERED that
the defendant. Carrie Williams, NO
Sast Irving Street. Seattle a. Wash
ingtou. shall answer or take such
other action ~ may be permitted
by Law ON or before the 9Th day Of
August. A. u. 1919. Failure &c
comply with this Order ~in result
In . judgement by default sgsins
such defendant for the relief de-
msndcd In the Complaint flled In
TINS Court.
Joseph G. Rashid. Circuit Judge.
A TRUE COPY
Edgar n. BraniSin. Clerk
SsS-e>rs-es.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22


STATE or MICHIGAN
IN TAE ciRCUir COUNT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
RlHl NAE PAIGE.
Plaintiff.
WILLIE rAloE.
pef~rdens.
oRoGR o. PUBLICATION
NO. <l,s
AZ . session al the above entitled
Ccurt, held, IN the >ils~< cunt> Build
ING. In the CITY ~ Detroit. County
~ Wayne. and State of Michigan
This Arth DAY of April A. ID. 1879
Hon. Theodore \. Echn
Circuit judge
On the erth DAY 90 Nsreh a n.
1874 an Action waS filed eS RUBY
rssSe. Plaintiff against Willie rsige.
rstentsns. 60 obtain judgement fer
pivcrcs
TT Is oRpExEn. that the defendant.
wlllie fssEe. shall take such action
a. is pessniste1 ~ lAw cn cr esfore
sAs srd dAs et ro,y A. n. iSsS
raiinre 10 comply With this Order
Will r~Sa,f Ia . ,rtsemens ~ de-
fault against such defendant for the
r~liss &en>sstcd Ia the Complaint
Asrvscf>yv fxieS IN ,his Ccars.
hcn rn<o1crs y. R<hn
ciryGls Judge
rst<d AprG -, i>SS
rKt'E COPY
Hi,<sAS N. ESA>icf>. cierk
Nv Clinse1 Z, Carter peplss C1erk
sli-<t-S
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22
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stain or MICHIGAN
IN rhE CIRCUIT COURT fnR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
loliSs NANA>. Plaintiff w. NIL.
Mn NANkS. defendant.
10. <Ses
cecGR TO APPEAR
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the ,as>>>Nans, Building In the Sssy
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SKATE eg NhhsSsr On tAss 18th day
NJ Jane. 4. n. iS<S
Present
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The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22
ATTY WILLIAM v. BANKS
7lol crstiot
STATE OF MICHIGAN
a


7,oi crstiot
STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF WAYNE
SIS s,7,oo7
A, session OF the Probate Court
COR said County OF Wayne. held at
,he Probate Court Room in the City
NJ Detroit. on the Fourth day o.
June. in the year one thousand nine
hundred and sixty-three.
PRESENT
HON. IRA G. KAUFMAN
Judge OF Probate
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
pozIER GARDNER, Deceased.
Wm. V. Banks, Administrator Of
said estate. having rendered to this
Court his first and final account IN
,ald matter and filed Herewith Ms
petition praying that the residue of
said estate be assigned 10 the per-
son or persons entitled thereto;
II is ordered, that the Eight day
Of August. next at ten O'Clock in
The forenoon a, said Court Room
be- appointed for examining and all
loving said account and hearing said
petition.
And !, is further Ordered, That
copy OF this order DC published
once each week for three week.
con>ccuu,ely previous 10 said time
OF hearine. in the Detroit Tribune,
new spaper pnnied and circulated
in said County Of Wayne.
HON IRA G. KAUFMAN
Judge Of Probate
do hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing copy With
rhe crsgirsl record thereof and have
found the same TO be a correct
transcript Of such original record.
Dated June 4. 1858
HARRY BOLDA L
Deputy Probate Register
els 6-29 r
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22
STATE or MICHIGAN
County OF Wayne
A A12.oo1

- sss.Sol
AZ session of the Probate Court
FOR said County of Wayne. held st
the Probate Court Room IN the City
Of Detroit. on the Twenty-nlnth day
Of May, In the year onc thousand
ninc hundred and sixty.thrse.
PRESENT
Hon FRANK =. SxYMANSkl
Judge of Probate
Ia the Matter Of the Estate of
Elliott Milton. Deceased.
on reading and ftling the petition
OF hiram Mutton praying tnst admin.
istrsticn of said estate be Erantcd 10
lo himself tor some other suitable
person:
II L. ordered. That the Second day
cf July. ncxt at ten o'clock In tho
forenoon st said Court Room he ap.
pointed fcr hearing said petition.
And Il is further Ordered. That
copy cf this order be published
once in each week fcr three weeks
eenscsutNcls previous to said time
of heSrlnx. In the Detroit Tribune.
newspaper printed and cirulascd
Ia >ssd County cf WAYNE.
HON PRANK :, SxNMANSkl
Judge OF Probate
! do hereby certify that I havc
emrsred the feresoinS copy with the
srixsnsl record thereof and have
found the same To pe q correct
Transcript cf such original record.
Dated MAY ~ isSS.
Marry Rolda
Deputy Probate REGISTER
IS s,sss
The Detroit tribune., 1963-06-22
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