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The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09

Pension payments to $500
Michigan veterans and their de-
pendcnts have been suspended ~
the Veterans Administration for
failure to report 1862 incomes
Nationwide. 10000 payments
have been suspended. accordiRs
to James Chestnut. Manager ~
the VA Data Processing Center
at Hines, Illinois.
Last November. the Center sent
out 1885. 1856 income QueS,icnnsv'
es. VA needs the information ~
determine a beneflclarys eA',-
tinued eligibility for penssca Ard.
under the law, payments mast ~
suspended February 1. Il the
reports are not returned
Mr.. Chestnut estinsted that
upwards of % perrns II these
will be relnStayed when the
the delinquent returns are re
ceived. However. paSraentS viii
certainly be DELAYED. be warned.
since the Center has e>rnrlsted
processing Of all February pay
ments, due the last Gay cf the
month.
As fast As Reinstatement no
tees are received fron the var
loas regional officS> cAeckS wlll
be authorized ani Ta1ile1.
Bad news for eenetlc1&rlsS fail
ing TO send back their annual ne
ports came today fEora Hce@rs
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
HELP WANTED

Nationwide Insurance Company
has an opening in Columbus,
Ohio. for an experienced Fire
Underwater. Prefer applicants
with minimum of two years un.
derwriting experience in fire and
allied lines. This job is of a
technical and professional nature
involving the acceptance. pricing
and retention of fire insurance
risks. This is an excellent op-
portunity for growth and devel-
opment with a progressive insur.
ance organization. Salary com
mehsurate with past work cx-
pericnce and above industry av-
cragc. Age 25 35 ALB. or BIS.
degree in Business Administra.
tion required. Will substitute 2
years experience for 2 years of
COLLEGE. Send resume including
background Of previous work OK.
periencc to F. X. GILL. Person.
nell Manager. Box. 20l9. Colum
bus. Ohio.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09

Two Detroit. Michigan, m e n
have been selected 10 attend teen
nical training course following
completion of u. S Air Force
basic military training here.
They are Airman Basic Ollie
J. McRee ii. son of Mrs. Anna
belle McRee of 1876 Selden, and
Alrman Base Richard w Lewis,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William G..
Lewis Of l2585 Flanders.
Airman McRee.. a 1862 grad
uste Of Northwestern High School,
viii attend a course for air police.
men at Lakeland His father,
Ollie J. McRee. resides at 1902
w Grand Blvd, Detroit.
Airman Lewis will attend an
aircraft maintenance specialist
course at Amarillo AFB. Tex. He
is a 1862 graduate of Wilbur
Wright Cooperative High School.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09

The universal theme of the
right 10 worship without oppres-
sion will be echoed by Jews
throughout the world as they
observe the Festival Of Purim.
beginning al sundown. Saturday,
March 9Th. and continuing ali
Gay. sunday. March 10.
The holiday marks one of the
more joyous celebrations on the
jewish calendar. At religious
services in synagosues the Meg
lilah will be read. This is a scroll
containing the Book of Esther.
Inc narrative depicts the strug-
sic OF the Jews in ancient Persia
to free themselves from the man.
dates of Haman. Prime Minister
10 King Ahasuerus. which sought
~ destroy the Jews.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
Wolverines
Down Illinois
IN Run-Awoy

ANN AEBoE. Mlch-sHAPA
FzcinS the Bis Tens heSreS. team.
the Wolverines SCI c1t 10 shoot
the wozSS II their fIral hcr,e ap-
reararce tbs Ss1scn- And this
they dl6 ThSy 6erasls6 Illinois
tile bound train. ~sth q breath
less S+-Si birthday.
Illinois came 70 YoSt Field
House with 4 So reeord. and was
tied with the Buckeyes Of Ohio
for first place n 4 climatic Biz
Ten race Ohio also had its title
chance on the line against the
BollmaSers Of Purdue With Dick
Eessoeck setting the scoring pace
with 32 points on IL FG's and 4
TT :. Ohio Won 95-75.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
LEGAL
NOTICE
ATTY: JAMES o. LEE
eQI q. Adams

ATTY. JAMES o. LEE
COZ c. Adams
~ SiAaL Or MICHIGAN
~ iilE IiaIUlT COURT FOR TIM.
~O@-,If Or MAiNE IN CHANCERY
S~DES FOR APPeAKaN.e
No. szs, s,o4s
BERTHA ALICE JuH Is. PIain,iet
vs. Mii~hELL JONES, JK., Defend
Al session Of said court h.,o
st the IourI House in the Ci,y ~
Dt'roat, IN SAID County. ON the
n.neteenth =. day of December, A. d.
Present; The Honorable JOSEPH A.
IN MAS Cause, II appearing Ia the
Souf1 " affidavit hereto attached.
Aies cnancers summons tor the ao.
PeaIsnSe OF the defendant has been
.sSdcu out and under the seal ~
thas co1rt, anu that the same con, a
hV1 Dc served on or before the re.
.ufn uay thereof, for the reason
tnat sa.u Defendant, being a resident
oi tne Nity Of Detroit, or Hamlramck
N~uhtS ot wayne anu state OF M.cnl.
san, was concealed therein, and - d
Shancer, summons mas Deen returned
MasE tnN cerui4cate thereon enuor,. q /.
sno"ills tnat after dhigent search
anu iiqdiry, said defendant could not
D sSrsed al nis last known address.
SvSs lenians Street, Hamlramck. N.chi.
gan, on or before the return day
thereof:
on motion OF James ID. Lee. AT.
torney Tor the Plaintiff,
IA - ORDERED that the defendant.
Mitchcn Jones, Jr., cause has appear
ance TO be entered In tnis cause. Win
IN three months from the date OF tn.s
order. ana an case of mas appearance.
ne cause MS answer TO the plainuff )
oil OF complaint to be filled, and a
copy thereof 10 be served on the
attorney for the plainuff, within
twenty days after service upon hum a
copy OF sad bill of complaint, and
that In default thereof. that said bill
be taken as confessed py the sad
defendant.
II Is FURTHER ORDER that true
copy of tn,s order Dc published IN
ans newspaper puDlIshcd and circulat.
ing an the county OF Wayne. and
served. according 10 law.
JOS.PIi a. hOYNIHAN. JR-, Circuit
Juugc.
a TRUE COPY
By Clinton L. OsrtCf. Deputy Clerk.
Ger.
Edgar NJ Drdnigin
1-l2--2-23-6s
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
EXPORT YOUR PRODUCTS TO
WEST AFRICA

Ready made wears and textile
lines, wheat flour, caustic soda,
Gee. electric fans and apparatus,
ceramic and aluminium wares, To-
mato paste, sardines, olive and
codlivcr oil Bp, wrist watches and
clocks. musical instruments. port.
land cement, motor batteries, ma
hogany plywood, cameras, hot
'at"r bottles, vacuum flasks,
shoes and lcathergoods. sewing
and typewriting machines, cotton,
wool. provisions. spoons and cut.
lcries, Gun Powder. carpets and
'ole Agencc.
All inquiries by airmail direct
to:-Mcrcantilc Trust & Credit
EXCHANGE. p. o. Box go, Ijebu-
!gbo. Nigeria.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
LEGAL NOTICES
STATE or MICHIGAN
rltE PRoRATE COURT FOR THE
COUNTY or WAYNE
ssovtcn oc MuAQoMo CLAIMS

STATE or MICHIGAN
ritE fkohATk COURT ron THE
eoyicG or nuARltto CLAIMS
NO. siy.Soo
m the Matter OF the Estate OF
nfxaEkr 4. SlMNS. Deceased.
>ss..< Is hsrsey given that all credi.
s1sS al <>sS te<csScd are required 70
as~>ssl shelr claims. In writing ana
..rAfa s&sn ~ said Court ~ We
fsen&ss Sffse~ IN The city Of petron.
~ S.f< <sssHsS, and 10 serve = copy
t,as~.>l .1>se ieNi>e ;. peSns'us;
f>ecUtsv 81 >>tt estate AZ eso
l,sSsho. Dsss@s, N,>nlken. ON OF es os'
,,,s 49, "a, s,,sA sSslsa> VIII be heard BY
..s6 snast. nefAz~ lsdke kfnest 4.
an.s,,h ~ <1.als <s~aa No, l@i, Sity
.,n,,st, noh<issx W no Ssy ~ pcsfoi.,
4, s,.sf >nanr. - nc sth uay ot
A,.h ~ fthes. a toe oSicSA IN
Is. s'serrcon .stse& IAN. ~ iseA
ss,,esssa T. HcelsA. Es,AS~ ~ Probate
~ hsa9.ls S~as4s> sAi<t ! have COM
"a, 80 4,,s Rs.wS~9.k s>nr Win tne
,,,,s,ln., sxsrsaV snfgs@S tf,4 As>e tcunu
~ sn,of ~ nf a S@a1~St U&N>Sfsft ot
as,s, nrassse svS@sS> nsssd jan 10
fa,.S
Ahsa 8. nasssm. Deputy Probate
''i,s,',,,,a s,,,,,...,sa m resroit Tribune once
<.,s,f ~xx< ss,s three weeks succcssiseiy
~e.ass shGgss days from the ds'e
r'fTv>t,
.s,-~.-.1t<S
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
PENSION PAYMENTS
TO VETS SUSPENDED

nc0g nesrsT,
NJ r@<ssraA NsAa{Ss e< TIC
HegSeasl o{sHs N nsss~S.
N ls~, VA u g~VAN~& 10 ~
view al ssssA sassS ~ seesesvhlne
"A ar osszrassh<ss e'ss maes easa
wear &n1. 4 ~. Va has 70 eoesSs
Il, An es~rGaemcfa gv~sliss when
a esnessea&yss 2as~fht a~h oar
SIDE sNssgvcS c>s~eas statutory
halsS ard ~ ssn0c - made 20
the VA
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09

STATE OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANcERv
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
No. SzS,o<5
W. r. HURST, Plaintiff VS.. MARY
FRANCES HURST, Defendant.
at the Court House In the CITY OF
Detroit, In said County, on the
nineteenth day of December, AID.
PRESENT: Honorable JOSEPH A.
MOYNIHANN. JR., Circuit Judge.
In this cause. 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 not
be served on or before the return
day thereof, for the reason that
said defendant, being q resident OF
the City OF Detroit, County of Wayne
therein, and said chancery summons
has been returned with the certificate
thereon endorsed. showing that after
diligent search and inquiry, said de-
fendant could not be served at her
last known address, 245l Concord
Avenue. Detroit, Michigan, on or be.
fore the return day thereof:
torney for the Plaintiff,
1T IS ORDERED that the defendant,
Mary Frances Hurst, cause her ap.
pearance to be entered In this cause,
within three months from the date
OF this order, and in case OF her
appearance, she cause her answer TO
the plaintiffs bill of complaint TO
be filed, and a copy thereof to be
served on the attorney for the plain.
tiff, within twenty days after service
upon her of copy of said bill Of
complaint, and that In default there.
of, that said bill be taken as confessed
by the said defendant.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that
true copy of this order be published
In amy newspaper published and cir
culating In the County Of Wayne and
&ry1ed, according 10 law.
Joseph "A. Moynihan. Jr.
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
Edgar NJ. Branigin
Clerk
Clinton G. Carter
Deputy Clerk
l.l2-2.23-63
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09

AGha ~ VI ttA1AAA0htN
IN THE LlneUIf IOOKl FOR THE
COUNTY or NAlNc
NO. x2S5
PRESENT: Ilonors0le Lila NJ. Neucn-
fcis Clrcult Judge.
80. a season or sid Court held az
thc N.ty-O ounty Bunu,ng an the City
"a D1saO.e, IOdnty OF Wayne tine xOtn
oas - reoraary "A. d., lyss.
CRAY Mai0nc, Pialntllf, vs. Ruby
Malone, Defendant.
On tnc 1Otn usy OF February, a d.,
1875, an acuon was filed by Grady
Malone, plaan,lfi, aga4nSt s,dDs Me oil.
defendant In this Court TO obtain 4
Judg,mc of Divorc(.
II - hereby ordered that the defend.
ant, Ruby Malone, shall answer or
take such action as may b. permitted
b. law on or before the 10th day
OF MAY, A. d., l9o3. Failure 10 comply
with this order will result In a Judge.
mert-by default against the defendant
RUBY Malone for the relief demand.
"a In the complaint filed in this Court
LILA M NEUENFELT
Circui, Judee
a TRUE COPY
EDGAR ~ BRANICN
J-4-4-o-o1
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09

Edward Phillips discovered too
late last week that where his
freedom ends the freedom Of
others begins.
Phillips, 81, of Sl02 East Will
lar, was found guilty of disturb
ing the peace at Northwestern
Hospital by Recorders Ju d sc
John p. O'Hare and sentenced to
45 days in the House Of Correc-
ton.
Police said they rushed Phillips
&c the hospital suffering from a
deep laceralion OF the head. The
officers said Phillips created a
disturbance with doctors at the
hospital and refused medical aid.
A staff physician of the hospital
said Phillips removed his hat and
coat, and challenged him TO a
duel in the waiting room OF the
hospital.
lie left the hospital and re-
turned a short time later Police
were called and the youth was
subdued, and placed unaer ar
rest.
Phillips pleaded guilty to the
charge. He said the reason he
refused treatments was. because
the doctors wanted to operate on
his head.
Il told them | didn't want any
stitches in my head" explained
Phillips, because | look bad
enough as il is. After the cops
handcuffed me, then the doctors
put stitches in my head
When Judge O'Hare asked Phil
lips why he removed his coat dur
ing the altercation in the hospital.
he replied:
Il took II off for more room,
ir case had knock one OF the
officers down"
Phillips claimed three youths
assaulted HIM with bottles, as
he alighted from DSR bus
They beat me over the head
with bottles he asserted. Il was
net cut with a knife. like the
policemen said. "
William Conway must have a
good credit rating with the
bureau. because credit was ex-
tended TO him last week in Re.
corderS Court.
Conway, 33. of 2l6 Alfred.
was found guilty OF drunkenness
By Recorders Judge John r.
o Hare and fined $40 or 80 days
IN Jail.
Acting as his own attorney,
without knowledge of criminal
law. Conway DIDN'T do SO bad
Tor a layman.
Your honor" explained Con
way. If you will allow me TO
get out Of Jail. and pay my fine
Friday, after get my check.
] VIII come back TO the court
runnlng-and pay my fine
Judge OHare interrupted. Il
thought you said you had some
money hidden in a special place
~neh you took a CAB home.
Il only had $500 in my hiding
place. asserted Conway and
used most Of that TO pay my
Cao fare
Alright acknowledge Judge
O'Hare a am gong 70 release
YOU On a $500 personal bond
until triday-ana u expee, you
10 return and pay yoav t.ne-or
you'll VIII 20 TO ~.
A bic smile ac-oss Conveys
face a. he wal5eC - his igtc1o.a
TO return 10 the CID job
Mildred Thompson VII. pfcrao.
Is learn 10 coairol her temper
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09

ATTY: !. risnsssn :"
1917 oevIson iucs
IN TIE & cIRcyIT COURT OF ",
NO. 62o,I5l
order FOR pesendsns's Answer
Lille White, Plaintiff. w. Jamcs r,
NJ. White. Defendant.
AZ . session Of said Court held al the
city-Coun,y BuiiG.ne. the CITY Of
OF Michigan, on the Twenty.flrst dav M
Of January A. D.. 1863.
Present 90
HONORABLE JAMES MoNTANTE u,
Circuit Judge
II appearing from Affidavit attached ''i
hereto and filed herewith that 400
Civil Action has been filed In this.
cause on the 27th day of October ~
1852, bv the plaintiff and against the
defendant praving for a Judgment
OF Divorce; and that Summons has
been returned unservcd because the T.
defendant could not be found In the
County OF Wayne and State Of Michi.' =
gan. but that his place Of Residence, =. ,
Il; 45-A Street. Winston Salem, North
Carolina, beyond the jur.sd ction of 80
this Court; And that an Order OF -,
publication TO Answer Is neceseary
to procure appropriate jusisdictioni
ON MOTION OF S. J. FLANAGAN
attorney for tic plaintiff.
1T is HEREBY ORDERED that the
said defendant, James M. White. an.
pear and answer the said Bill of Com. '''
plant filed herein on or before tho a
22nd day of April 1858. a period uf
three months from date hereof. or
take such other appropriate action inI.5
said cause as permitted bv law,
Failure thereof, the plaintiff NAV
proceed 10 recover a Judgment for
Divorce against said defendant as.
pravcd In her Bill of COmnlainf.
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that
copy of this Order shall. be published
according TO law and OF like copv
sent TO the defendant at: asa Street
Winston Salem, North Carolina.
JAMES MONTANTE
Circuit Judge lli.
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR M. BRANICIN
By. c. c. Carter, Deputy Clerk
2-i6--3-3-6?
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
FACING THE JUDGE

Junction, was charged with simple
larceny last week. in warrant
issued by the prosecutors office
She was arrested on parking
lot near store at 1880 Joy Rd.,
where she was accused OF re-
moving a half-slip and a gridle
from a counter. and concealing
the garments under har coat, and
walking out of the store without
paying for the merchandise.
Moses Echols, 40, of l5340 Lin
wood, was charged with assault
with intent TO commit murder, last
week, in a warrant issued by the
prosecutors office.
Echols was arrested on the COM
plant of William Henry Rogers,
20, OF 2433 West Hancock, who
accused Echols of shooting him
in the left leg near the knee,
rcb. %, following an alteration,
at the home of Rogers alleged
girlfriend, on Sixteenth. Rogers
said he met Echols al the address.
and became involved in a heated
argument. Rogers accused Echols
of threatening him with a knife.
He said the woman where they
were visiting asked them botii
to leave.
Rogers said Echols drove up IN
his car at Myrtle and 10th. pulled
a gun and shot him as described.
Rogers was hospitalized al Recely-
ing Hospital.
Cratic Williams, 81, of sos
Rosedale, a retired DSR pension
el, was found guilty OF engaging
in an illegal occupation last week.
by Recorders Judge o IN =.
OHare. and fined $1,000 or 10
days in the House Of Correction
Williams was arrested after sc-
cepting a $500 bet from Patrol
man William Patterson. The Of.
flcer said he PLAYED ~27S and
after Williams accepted his bel.
he identified himself. and placed
him under arrest
Contiscsled were - currsa;
dated bet slips
Will Willie Sneed. 10. OF ooe
ronnor was charged with welfare
fraud last week. in . warrant
signed by Recorders Judge John
4. Ricca.
According 10 Frank Willett.
Welfare investigator, Sneed a..
epted Sl.7l0 from the welfare
department. while having unre-
'oried earning Of S336.00.
Frank H CrlSs. 80. Of 20 Eas,
Willis. was charged with larceny
4sl week in 4 warrant issued by
ne prosecutors office.
Criss was arrested IN market
{ 3429 Grand River. where
.ol.ce said he picked up a nine
.ound ham, priced at S784. and
oncealed the meat under his
ackei
Police quoted Criss saying: Il
COX the ham because l was hun
ny
Candy Dawson. 10. OF $500 Nc
elan. was fined SIS or 80 days
4 the House of Correction last
'riday by Recorders Judge w.
icKay Skillman after pleading
uiliy 10 simple larceny.
Miss Dawson was arrested in
department store al 1916 Hart,
.here she discarded her old shoes
nd walked oat with pair of
lew shoes priced at S522. with
III paying for the shoes.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
Braves ScsIb
Shooters

WlChTrA-rht s'zaas<% fsiapas
Sealped the wessal2.t >'lns'Svcs
o@6S in a AAsA< cs.1ae tfar9lsa
for the nc<1S&nS INK shocks sse't'
came a <SSS2 3ssse& 81 sts easss
oren ssc0r8 ssaHsa. arr rsaTss
tc>aS the Sxrse uAssA veoe& Assv
guaranteed secAssS rl2s~ r21A.
lng IN the tc0sA Ms~ssN4gt NS.lee
Conference, wxAssa saa sslli z,1n-
sser this p~asitsor essA a UsH over
s>exln rex&s safe
Currently rsit1g ~ ar over
al rs<osC >: iS-. NiefsitS has
p-oysI 70 X one q sAe coun-
tres kc.seSt teams this season.
Their 6-S valley reS0rG is listed
A. third II the. league, next TO
Csncy With ioi. xna -. Louis at
o. BRADLEY MAS lei, with a 40
conference rs;.ns and fourth
rl4cS position II the Valley.
Leaclng the field against Brad
ley Was Dave The Rave Stall
~..tn Inc lln.or. 81 forward,
eannc1 - ias.salns IL for IL
..o.n tie led an. left the game
~.t1 psr.ccl niAiK al the free
stripe ~Ign 90 lie also pulled
down 10 rebounds. just short of
his l0i rebounding average thus
far IN a3 contests.
Shocker floor.leader. Ernie
Moore, netted Ii points also.
High for Bradley was Mack
The Knife Herndon with Is.
4 close second was their new
center Joe Strawder with II, and
also Is rebounds.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
NIT BID RECOGNIZED
AND ACCEPTED

The University of wichita
shockers received and accepted
bid to play IN the 10Th National
lnvitational Basketball Tourna.
menl IN New York City. Bod Don.
alcson, Athletic Coordinator an.
nounced Friday morning.
The bid came from officials
OF the tournament. The event
held IN Madison Square Garden.
gets underway the evening of
March IA.
This Is the second year in a
row that the Shockers have been
invited to the tourney and the
tnlrd time in the the schools
history. Coach Ralph Mlller's
Crew also competed in the l953-54
event.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09

In the future. after what happen
cd last week.
Mrs. Thompson, 25. of 4723
IIoratio. was placed on two years
probation with the first thirty
days in the House Of Correction
after pleading guilty to aggravat-
Ell assault.
Police said a woman welfare
investigator was assaulted with
chair by Mrs. Thompson last
January z, while the investigator
was making routine check-up
of the home.
The investigator said Mrs.
Thompson first threatened her
with butcher knife, and order
cd her out of her home.
The woman said as she walked
from Mrs. Thompson second floor
apartment, Mrs. Thompson threw
a chair and struck her on the
left arm, causing a bruise.
The sentence was imposed by
Recorders Judge John p. Scallen.
Mrs. Alberta Mcbride had the
right hunch last week, when she
refused TO accept a mutuel bet
from Patrolman Jack Johnson,
who was clad in civilian clothes,
but Mrs. Mcbride made a big
mistake when she tossed num-
ber slips in her possession out
the window of the policemens
car.
Mrs. Mcbride, 55, of $50 East
Palmer. was arrested and charged
with engaging in an illegal oc-
cupation.
Judge O'Hare found Mrs. Nc
Bride not guilty of the charge.
lie said the officer arrested Mrs.
Mcbride illegally, when he told
her to get into his car, before
she tossed the numbers slips.
Meantime, Patrolman j o h 5 on
said another woman whom ne
had arrested for selling moon
shine whiskey shouted 10 Mrs.
Mcbride that he was a police
man.
Patrolman johnson said he con
fiscated 8 current dated bet slips
and S8.25 in admitted gambling
money.
Mrs. Emma Malone. 80. of 2257
Pierce. mother of eight, was found
guilty of assault and battery
Wednesday. by Recorders Judge
John p. 0 Hare
Mrs. Malone was arrested on
The complaint of Eugene Toomer.
rs. of 1890 Longfellow. teacher
Al Miller High School. who sc-
,used Mrs. Malone and her son.
Emmitt. Of coming 10 the school.
rco -. and threatening him with
! bottle. a Strengthening comb.
snd swiich.biade knife
Toomer SAID Mrs Malone pull.
"a a bottle from beneath her
cat. and slugged him over the
lcad. He said Emmett was armed
With swlich-biade knife
Mrs. Malone accused the teach
r Of beating up her boy. IN
lead OF csilins her about the IN
scent
Mrs Malone denied striking
he teacher with the bottle she
aid she swuns al him ~.ih the
Do:i.e ], missed the marx and
mashed against wall breaking
ITO pieces
MIS- Malone was referred u
lie probation department, and
.,n.s Tor sentencing March IS
'he was released or personal
Arlcre Coleman >. o.; 1875
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
w a tch Out
F or Kid S
N. Y. LIVE IN MAIDS

You need friend in n. Y. Let
Mr.. Harold Of the Mallory Agcn.
cy be your friend. tie GUARAN.
TEES you a lIve-in job in a good
home, paying $50 to $50 a week.
free room. meals, T. v. He ad.
vsnces bus tickets and expenses
to n. Y. SEND REFERENCES to
Mr.. Harold, The Mallory Agency.
Dept l56. 576 Merriek Road,
lvnbrook. N. Y.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-03-09
AIMS hesaing Williams, FonvtI'e
FLOYD

AvvsS. Hssdins Williams, Fonvi''e =
FLOYD
,scs broadway, Suite 7ot'zoI
STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOX The
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERl
ORDER TO ANSWER
NO. 67s.134
BESSIE RAY, Plaintiff VS. CHARLIE
RAJ, Defendant. n
ON the 2sth day of December, a. v.
1859. an action was filed by besne
RAW plaintiff. against Charlie Kay, ue'
PENDANT, in this Court for absolute
'iT RI IS HEREBY ORDERED that the
defendant, Charlie Ray, 936 vernon
Highway. Detroit, Michigan, shall an
swer or take such other action as
may be permitted by law on or oee oe'
fore the IL day OF April a, D. 1907;
FAILURE TO comply with this order wiz
result in a judgment by deIsuis
against such defendant for the rehei
demanded In the complaint fieo III
: Mailman J. KAUFMAN, Circuit
'"A A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANiCN
Clerk
By c. c. Carter, Deputy CLERK
l.26-32-63
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Tor decoration. $500 . month.
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