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The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-30

CREENI--AW-s near < G 100 l..
CRAFT - Income properly.
excellent condition. extrs fenc-
Cd lot Garage, beautiful recre-
alton room VIII sell with
small down payment 10 respon-
ssble party Deal directly With
owner Call CIR. COILS fol
appointment
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-30

22Z0 Lyman near Chenc
500 dam Hal basement Las
Heat III Call IT, 53535
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-30

% rocms lc room Sberi.
dan and Vernor, Or call IT,.
55535
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FS04t ~ 49, 49,
PtF&n< take nstlce thzs TIE herx-s-
AFTER described proper1s VII bs sod
a p1hlh.1ton s1c1kon 10 tfac hishesf
b1o1er on fhe zHlh DAY q >oEcn-
b<r. lss, al sz5 L. wills Street IN
ne cIiy os Detroit and State of
Nlrhigzz
ere 90 1854 pero rveer
Serial number U<FCfrpe1o
Lic<nss nSmo<r feT1c One. ,sS3
Ple1s< take Dptire that the herctn-
AFTER desersbec property win be SD
a. p4hllcztion suctfcn 70 tire high
efs k,doer on the 1ssh DAY Of Nov
srsbrr. $50 81 as Y wills street
IN 'Ae City q Detroit and State of
Nlshiesn
ere N 1857 s.ick rvoes
Serial number sys<R
Piea~ take notice that the herein
after cesrribed property wiIl be sold
a. pubiicztion suction 70 the highest
hicdsf ~ the zssf csy ~ November.
1853 a. as Y willis street In the
CTS q Detroit and State Of Mich
igsn
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ATTreSev nNacAN
cTaTr 0F Wrcurc.S
COUNTY OF WAYNE
~ session ~ fhc Probate Court
fcr r-bS Cor~'- of Ws.ne. held ~
~ -prnh*tc Court poonn IN the CITY
os Dr'rcif. m 80 Tweotv-Sirfh dsv
~ O1'oter IN 'he sesr one thousand
rioe st,drcd and six'y.three
PRESENT
HON IRA Var-rNAS
Jnd9n Of Probate
y 'hc va'frr 90 ;he Estate OF
A"rf - uH.T Deceased
on re-@t~r sd Fiirg tho petition
90 wtTTIr CoNDrR uraving that
s"rr risfrafirn ~ eaid estate be grant.
ed % herself or some other suitable
prr.or
T. IS ordered That the Third dav
~ December NEXT ~ 'on O'Clock IN
Tho f0roroon ~ s-id Court Room be
appointed FOR hDaring ssid petition
Md y 8 Further Ordered That a
corv ~ tbs orfs"r he published once
81 e-ch ueck fnr three weeks con.
sec'ifitely previous 10 said time OF
hearing in The Detroit Tribune. a
ncwtpaDcr urinfed and circulated in
SAID County of WAYNE
IRA & KAUFMAN
Judge ~ Probate
10 hereby ccrtif. that have
c"mDared the FOREGOING copv with
~" original record thereof and have
found the same 10 be- correct
iranerrip' ~ such original record
MARRY ROIDA
b"ruiy Probate Register
Daiod Oc'ohar %. 1863
u li.30 -G3
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
PROBATE cOr'pT rOp THE
COUNTY or WAYNE

574 DOS
NOTICE oe HEARING CLAIMS
In tho Matter of the Estate Of
CHARLOTTE CUMBERBATCH, De-
ceased
Notice Is hereby given that all crcd-
itors ~ salH deceased are rcuuiret 20
present their claims. In writing and
under oath. IN said Court ~ the
Probate 0ffira In the CITY OF Detroit.
IN said County. and 10 serve copv
thereof upon CURTIS LAWRENCE
Administrator of eaid estate. NJ 1850
Melrose street. Detroit II. Michigan
on ov before the 18th dav of January
n 1854 and that such clairne he
roard bv said court before Judre
rpA e KAUFMAN w Court Roo-1
NJ 1921. CITY County Building IN
The CITY ~ Detroit in said Connfv
on the 18th dsv of January, A. y.
iaei ~ two thirty o'clock In the
afternoon
Dated: November 4 1867
Ipt q Rar-rMAS
Judge ~ Probate
do hcrobv corfifv that havo
cornarcd the FOREGOING copv with
no original rocord fheroof and havo
found The Same to he corroct
s---~~rinf ~ e'icH original record.
n-'od. Nov a. 1863
.rfF% " EDISON
Dcrutv Probate Rcrietor
puhIisted in DETROIT TpTnt'NE
oncc zach weok for three weeks suc-
cosspclv within thirty DAYS from
'ho date horenf
10 l1-16-f3
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-30

When the weather nppy the ending for
or nome folks dinner perennaly the Pumpkin
aoe recipe uses one bowl into which
ana spices one and tall vaporaed milk That
iy cream rchness OF the milk makes the filling goodde
ghtiu smooth too 10 need stubborn
% % nere pascwrapped package in the frozen foods counter
crimped, each in foil pan, ready to use.
Perfect Pumpkin Pic
cup Brown Sugar, firmly h. can Pumnk;n % cups)
packed .,,,. r.. .nssattod Milk
Tablesp Flour ~ III III .ert '"Po
~ t,p' tasp' 2alt -. Egg, slightly beaten
A"o'e'P umphin lie spice Pet-Rz Frozen Piecrust
- Shells
III quat bow the brown -four salt spice Ada
] uh smooth pumpkin evaporated milk and slightly beaten
Bake in S75 oven eb;cb Two unoaked frozen pecrus s
FOR PECAN RING
nave ready mixture Of cut-up pecans Tabsp
orsna esp' Dutter or margarine and 11/2 easp gra
nu bake pies 80 minutes oven Spoon half OIL
nut MIXTURE around edge Of each pie. Bake
DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 80, lsO'
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-30

>IAIt or MICHIGAN
~ Tux CIRCUIT CtSJRT ron TI,y
COUNTY of WAYNE N tHANCERy
LAURA W. WAI-ER. Plaintiff. "a
CHESTER WALKER. Defendant
Al session Of k&id Court helo a,
the City-CouDty Building. In the Cis,
of Detroit. County OF Wayne ara
state OF Michigan. on this 2lsf De, os
Ms,. A. D.. 1853.
PRESENT.
Hon. HORACE GILMORE
Circuit Judge
on the sth dzy OF MAY, 1863. an
Action Was filed by Laura W Walk.
er. the plaintiff. against Chester MAX.
cr- the defendant. IN this Court pray.
ins for q Judgment OF Divorce
on MOTION or 81. FLANAGAN
attorne, for the plaintiff.
Al, a. HEREBl ORDERED that The
defendant. Chester Walker. shall an
~~er fhe Complaint filed therein. or
take such other action az ne, be
~. r-u,,tfad bs law on or before Au.
gust io A ID. 1865
Failure 10 comply with this Order
uill result in Judgmen, by de.
fault against such defendant for the
relief demanded In the Compliant
filed IN this cause;
ri Il FURTHER ORDERED that
conx Of TINS order shall BE- sen, hy
reri>t.red mail 10 the deiencanis
"a known place of resldente and
ike copy be- published according
"a law. His last place Of residence Is
ss7s Ludington Street, inkster, Mich.
HORACE CILRORE
Circuit Judge
A TRUE cory
uhi,nsx. Deput, tlcrA
EDGAR NJ BRASiGlN t.eik
STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IS. slS.ss<
A, session OF the Probate Court
for said County OF Wayne, held al
the probate Court Room in the City
20 Detroit. on the sixteenth day Of
October in the year one thousand
nine hundred sixty-three.
PRESENT:
Hon. THOMAS c. MURPHY
Judge OF Probate
In the Matter of the Estate OF
NATHANIEL RAYS0R. Deceased
on reading the petition heretofore
filed duly verified, of LULA BILL
EDWARDS. Administrative OF said
estate, praying that shee may be
licensed to sell certain real estate
OF said deceased for the purpose OF
paving the debts OF said deceased
and the charges of administering sad
estate;
II is Ordered, That the twenty
first day of November, next at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, at said Court
Room be appointed for hearing sad
petition, and that all persons inter
ested in said estate appear before
said Court at said time and pi2ee
10 show cause why a license should
no, be granted to said administrators
TO sell real estate as prayed for IN
said petition. And II Is further or.
dered, that copy Of this order be
published once in each week ior
three weeks consccutively previous
TO said time OF hearing. in the Dk'
TROIT TRIBUNE, a newspaper print
cd and circulating in said County
o. Wayne.
THOMAS c. MURPHY
Judge OF Probate
do hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing copy vita
the original record thereof and have
found the same TO be correct tran
script OF such original record.
Dated: October i6. 1868. Harry Bolda,
Deputy Probate Register.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-30
WAxokLEEN.
statesmen WANTED

Men and women needed for sales
staff of new company. For de-
tails apply in pcrson-8228 Sec
ond Ave. Automobile will help
but not necessary. Enormous po-
tcntial for right people, full or
part time. Age 2l and over.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-30

az Olds Starfirc Burgundy Conv.
Like new. full power, positrac-
ton. UItronic eye, all leather
interior. private owner. 676-9423
after 9 pm.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-30

Waxoklccn Floor improvement
Services viii dry clean your kltch-
EN- floor for So 50 no matter how
large or how small Jobs ar c
guaranteed We also specialize
in rug cleaning, hardwood floors,
windows, and wall washing. We
are q reputable company and
our men are experts and are
bonded We are fully insured.
Remember, housewives, no JoD
is too large or too small for
WAxOkLEEN.
SO call US today by picking
up your phone and dialing Wo.
3.80e6; and let US do your heavy
work. Youll be well pleased II
van do so now.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-30
Af'ys HEADING, WILLIAMS.
FOkVH.LF z FLOYD
1nQ q ad...a.I

leoSis
A''ys BEADING. WILLIAMS,
FOkvN.lF FLOYD
l3os Broadway
SIAI1F or NrCIUGAS
~ TifE CIpCffT COr-pT ron r,,r
COUNTY or WAYNE
SARAH " FOX Plaintiff vs.
JIMMY v FOx Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AZ a session of said Court hold in
tho CifvC Coun'v Buildinp. in the CIV
Of Detroit Wavne County. Michigan
or Noy z 1863
PRESENT
Hon MILFS y CtrFHAN
CIRCUIT JUDGE
on the Sth dav Of Aurust. 1863 an
action was filed by Sarah VI Fox.
Plaintiff, against Jimmy l. Fox. Dcfen.
dant. ~ this court 20 obtain abso-
lutte divorce
n Is Hereby Ordered that the De-
fcndant. JIMMY l.. Fox. shall answer
or take such other action as may be
permitted by law on or before the
9Th day Of February, 1864 Failure TO
comply with this order will result
in Judgment by default against
such defendant for the relief de-
mandcd In the complaint filed in
tins court
Mills y CUIEHAN
CIRCUIT JUDGE
Dated November 6. 1863
q TRUE COPY
EDGAR VI BRANIGIN clerk
ll-2. ~ l2.l4--63
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-30

sIAIE or MICHIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY or WAYNE
NO i3sos
JOE W. BROnN, P.ssnisff ss.
PLAEI. BhOWS. Defendant
=, session OF s4ld court held
at the Css-toaaiy building in The
CTS oi Ds&ro.i on the 9TH day OF
scrt,snD4. \ -. 1893.
PRESENT
Hon NATHAN J. AUFM.lN
Circuit Judge
On the 5th day OF September. A. ID.
1860, an acl4on Was filed by Joe
W Brown. plsin,if. against Pearl
Brown, dcfendan, IN this Court TO
obtain judgement OF Divorce
1t IS hereby ordered that the de.
fendant. Pearl Grown, shall answer
or take such action as may be per.
mittcd by law on or before the 9Th
dss OF December. a. d, 1868 Fail
ure 10 comply with this order viii
result In judgement by default
against the defendant, Pearl Brown
for the relief demanded in the
Complaint fncd in this Court.
NATHAN J. KAUFMAN
Circuit Judge
a TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ BRANIGIN clerk
BY Clinton c. Carter
Deputy Clerk
s-l4 1858
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-30
cfsnd eIyd. Near cfsnd river:

II room house. excellent condi
ton Ample parking suitable
for professional. insurance real
estate. DR. Clinic Consslesccni
home etc Reasonable Call
owner IL GO622 or TR 4-O570
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-30

Atty. c. LeBRoN SIMMONS
Ss5 crafiot Avenue
STAFF or MICHIGAN
N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
EDWARD NELSON. Plaintiff VS..
AUDREY NELSON, Defendant
ORDER TO ANSWER
40 iG42C
on the lst dav Of November. 1863,
an action was filed by Edward Mel.
son, Piaintiff, against Audrey Mel
son. Defendant, in this court to an
sWef
u H. hereby ordered that the De.
fcndant Audrey Nelson, shall answer
or take such other action as may be
permitted bv law on or before the
Isl day OF February, 1864. Failure to
comply with this order will result
10 Judgment by default against
such Defendant for the relief de
mandcd in the complaint filed In
this court
MILES y CULEiIAN
CIRCUIT JUDGE
Date Of order. November !, 1863
a TRUE COPY
EDGAP NJ BRANIGIN clerk
fi-2s l2-l4-63
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-30

STATE OF MICHIGAN
PROBATE COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
525,s84
NOTICE OF HEARING CLAIMS
In the Matter OF the Estate of
WILLIE JACKSON, Deceased.
Notice ~ hereby gwen that all
creditors Of said deceased are re.
CURED TO present their claims. i'm
writing and under oath, to said Court
at the Probate Off;ce In the CITY of
Detroit. In said County, and TO serve
a copy thereof upon VIM. v. BANKS.
Administrator OF said estate. at 2lOf
Cratiot Avenue, Detroit 7. Michigan
on or before the 9Th day of January
a. ID. 1864, and that such claims
VIII be ncard by said court. before
Judge IRA G.. KAUFMAN In Court
Room No. 1921, City County BUILDING
IN the City of Detroit, in said County.
on the 9th day of January. A. ID
1864, at two thirty O'Clock In the
afternoon.
Dated: October 20, 1863
ira G. KAUFMAN
Judge of Probate
! do hereby certify that hnve
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and have
found the same TO be correct
transcript OF such original record.
ALLEN II. EDISON
Dcputy Probate Register
Published In DETROIT TRIBUNE
once each week for three weeks sue.
cessivcly, within thirty DAYS from
the date hereof.
ll-2 - 1i-l6-63
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EIAI EoR RENT

474 Continental ~ Bright Clean
Five Rooms ~ $4,000 per month.
Call VA. l746l.
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HOUSE FOR SALE

1865 w. Grand Clean, seven
rooms, 9 carpctcd, basement, gas
heat, cement porchcs and ga.
RACES. Urgent sale. $500 down.
Ironi. TO. 5-8400.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-30
cor SALE


LlsKlNE al Woodward II Is
rrn'al units 8 room private bath
for owner Top condition no vio'
loiIpn $500 ninth pssiblc IN.
rgmc Property and furniture.
Ec>i offer owner, ktnwOod
d. 1896
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-30

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
NO 1927
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-30
THOMAS c. MURPHY
Judge OF Probate

do hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing copy vita
the original record thereof and have
found the same to be correct tran
script OF such original record.
Dated: October i6. 1863. Harry Bolda,
Deputy Probate Register.
1926 - 1873
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-30
STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IS. slk,ool

AZ a session OF the Probate Court
for said County OF Wayne, held al
the probate Court Room in the City
Of Detroit, on the sixteenth "a, Of
october in the year one thousand
nine hundred sixty-three.
PRESENT:
The Detroit tribune., 1963-11-30
HORACE GnLRoRE
Circuit Judge
TRUE cory

A TRUE COPY
Whi,ney. Deput, tlefA
EDGAR VI. BRASiGlN tiei
f.i- 49, 1-ll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-26

of fine silk and was considered
too elegant for any but mem
bers Of the royal court. Hence
the name. corduroy" from
"corde du roi." cord OF the king.
Now. centuries later, II has be-
come one Of the commonest and
sturdiest fabrics for use in
child's clothing.
Question: What's the differ
ence between an abridged"
and an unabridged" diction-
Adler. Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Answer: Technically, any
even q child's ele-
mentary dictionary-is an un-
abridged dictionary n II has
never been abridged, that Is, cut
down into q briefer edition.
However. In actual practice we
think OF the unabridged dc
tionary rs being one that con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-26
BY Wall Disney

tains as broad q sample Of our
vast language as II Is possible
10 tit between two covers. Usu-
ally this means q dictionary
OF about 400, 900 entries.
Today there are only two
American dictionaries that
properly qualify for the label
unabridged: Funk a. Wag-
nails Standard Dictionary"
and Merriam Webster's New
International"
Question: Is II personally. :"
good mma - Mrs. H.
Friedman, New York City.
Answer: Perfectly good gram
mar, II used only when appro-
PIRATE 10 intensity the force OF
a statement. I believe that you
may be thinking OF the people
and there are far too many
OF t~hgm-who start every other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-26
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BLAST BLAIR
BY WILLIAM n

Question: What IL the mean
ing Of the word corduroy" IN
the expression corduroy road"7
Mrs. L. simington, Flushing.
L. /.
Answer; A corduroy road Is
one made by laying logs across
a path. usually through a
swamp or marshy bog. This re-
suits In q roadway ribbed some-
what like the ribs Of the fabric
corduroy.
Corduroy" itself. by the way.
has an interesting origin. The
first corduroy fabric was rade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-26

sentence with IT, personally. :"
In such q case. the speaker Is
guilty Of redundancy as well as
Of an irritating egotism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-26

ON BRIDGE
Learn How to ZIG
If Portner Zuqs
By ALFRED

1ue mOSC SUCCESSFUL pdrLIleT-
ships are those in which some
body is the boss. Especially II
that somebody Is you. Don't
rely on you partners flimsy
little plan when you can re-
place It with q magnificent
scheme Of your own.
North dealer.
East West Vulnerable.
r
AKQT2
VAC
oKQJ2
%753
WEST EAST
A43 AA6
0K9742 01O653
o984S GAS
las AKs642
SOUTH
AJl0s8B
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%QJ10
North East South West
/ Mt Pass 2A All Pass
Opening lead: Ace Of clubs.
Today's hand should be ia
miliar to all male bridge play
ers. The Little Woman opens
the ace and another club from
the West hand, obviously look
ing for q club ruff. Any red
blooded masculine East has an
idea worth two Of that.
East switches to the ace and
another diamond instead of re-
turning q third round Of clubs.
Why should West get her club
ruff when East wants to ruff
q diamond?
This switch in plans usually
works out beautifully. For
South. Declarer manages to
draw trumps quickly and mo-
body gets any ruffs at all.
Sometimes there Is q change Of
partners immediately after q
hand Of this kind.
Switch May Work
Curiously enough, the switch
in plans may work. East must
have the ace Of trumps to make
sure that trumps cannot be
drawn.
In today's hand, played last
month In the annual intercol-
legiate bridge championships,
East had to switch defenses to
defeat the normal two-spade
contract.
East sees that two clubs, D
club ruff and hts own two aces.
are not enough to beat two
spades. He must arrange for q
diamond ruff as well.
East takes the second club
and leads out two rounds Of
diamonds. When South tries to
draw trurnps. East steps up
with the ace Of spades and
leads q club for West to ruff.
West returns q diamond and
East's ruff defeats the con-
tract.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one no
trump (16 to Is points, and
the next player passes. You
hold:
AS 0Ks742 oss43 @As
What do you say3
Answer: Bid two hearts. II
partner can raise, showing fine
heart support and II or 10
points. you can go to game.
You cannot afford to make the
first move toward game your
self.
copyright. 1858. Gen. Features corp.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-26
What do you say3

Answer: Bid two hearts. II
partner can raise. showing fine
heart support and II or 10
points. you can so to game.
You cannot afford to make the
first move toward game your
self.
(cOpyrisht, 1868. Gen. Features cOrp.1
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Daily Question

Partner opens with one no.
trump u6 to IS points, and
the next player passes. You
hold:
The chronicle., 1963-12-13
Soviet Army To Leave
Hunquriun Soil Soon

MOSCOW (UPD - The So
Wet army, which crushed the
Hungarian revolution seven
years ago, plans to leave Hung
ary in the next few months,
diplomatic sources said today.
Only a few token units will
be left behind under the War
saw pact agreement, the sources
said.
Western diplomats interpreted
the move as a sign of easing
tensions in Eastern Europe and
of Premier Nikita KhruShchev's
faith in the stability Of Hungar-
ian Premier Janos Kadar'S re-
gime.
The pullback - signaled by
the gradual repatriation of the
families of Soviet soldiers still
in Hungary - is part of a pat
tern prevailing over Eastern
Europe.
There are no Soviet troops in
CzechoSlovakia, Romania or
Bulgaria. Some forces remain
in Poland, and East Germany
is heavily garriSoned. But the
soldiers stationed in Poland are
said to confine themselves to
maintaining communications
links between Moscow and Ber-
lin and are seldom seen around
the country.
When Hungary, exploded in
rebellion in 1856, Soviet soldiers
and tanks smashed the uprising.
Since then the Kremlin has kept
a large garrison - unofficially
estimated at two tank and two
motorized divisions within
the nation.
Unofficial estimates put So
Wet strength at 20 divisions, 1C
tank and 10 motorized, in East
Germany and 2 divisions, tank
and l motorized, in Poland.
Qualified diplomatic sources
The chronicle., 1963-12-13
Mrs. Kennedy
Buys New Home

WASHINGTON (UPD - Mrs.
John F. Kennedy has chosen as
her new home a 12-room
colonial style house in the
swank Georgetown section of
the capital, only blocks from
where she lived with her hus-
band in a happier day.
Complete with an elevator, an
outside patio, and a view of the
Potomac from a rooftop "cap-
tain's WATCH" the house was
listed for sale at $19O,OOO. The
exact sale price, however, was
not announced.
The new house is across the
street from where Mrs. Ken
nedy is now living in a home
lent her by UnderSecretary Of
State w. Averell Hartman.
Three blocks away is another
home formerly owned by the
Kennedys when the late Presi.
dent was a senator.
A spokesman for Mrs. Ken.
nedy announced that she and
her two children, Caroline, 6.
and John Jr., 3, would move
into the house next month.
The chronicle., 1963-12-13
Civil Rights
Lawyers Defend
Segregationists

WASHINGTON (UPD - The
Justice Department and two
prominent civil rights organiza-
tions teamed up We'd, to sup
port a couple Of segregationists
in an unusual free speech case
called up by the Supreme Court.
The segregationists are Ed
ward r. Fields, information di-
rector of the National States
Rights party, and Robert Ly-
ons, the party's youth organizer.
They were convicted of con-
tempt of court in Fairfield, Ala.
after defying an order not to
distribute handbills and hold a
public meeting.
Despite the party's advocacy
of white supremacy, an attorn-
ey from the American Civil
Liberties Union (ACLU) is ar
guing the case. The National
Association for the Advance
ment of .Colored People
(NAACP) and the Justice De-
partment filed supporting briefs.
The gist of their argument is
that the court order was based
on two local ordinances which
violated the Constitution. The
local statutes prohibit the hold
ing of public meetings without
a permit and the distribution Of
handbills. 1t is contended that
these ordinances infringe on the
constitutional right of free
speech.
The argument goes still furth-
er. The Justice Department and
the ACLU say that in fre e
The chronicle., 1963-12-13

said that agreement between
Moscow and Budapest to with
draw troops in based largely on
Kadar's successful efforts to re-
store his nations stability since
1856.
Kadar's achievements are due
in part to his success in build
ing one Of the more liberal East
European regimes - with the
apparent approval of Khrush-
chev.
The chronicle., 1963-12-13

speech situations individuals
should have the right to test a
court order by disobeying it.
The Supreme Court ruled other
wise some years ago in a Unit
ed Mine Workers strike case,
but free speech was not in
volved in that instance.
The chronicle., 1963-12-13
Man Is Charged
With Bad Checks

Robert Sanford, about IS, of
Kreole has been charged with
cashing several checks written
on a fire insurance company,
Sheriff James Ira Grimsley said
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STUDENT STUDY

SEATTLE (UPD-A study Of
new students entering the Uni
versity of Washington as fresh
men in the fall of 1868 showed
that of the 1890 who be-
gan classes, 1888 were from
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Tenants look for you in til 0
For Rent columns! II you've a
vacancy to fill, dial 762-1711 now
f)r an ad-writer Adv.
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Washington State.

WdOIIIII6C COII OIdICs
California led the list Of new
out-of-state students with 1873
entering freshmen followed by
Oregon with Ga. Alaska contri-
buted 16 new students and Ha-
Waii 81.
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today.
Grimsley arrested Sanford
last night and charged him with
forgery.