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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
A true copvl
cASPAR J. LINGEMAN
BY VICTOR l.. HICKS
DepGty clerk l-26-6-7
ATTY. Herbert l.. Dudley
iaaG RnsNcll Street


STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wavro In Chancefv
CLARENCE BURDEN. Plaintiff,
vs.. DFIpHN burden Defendant.
No. 2as.il3
~ p session o, said Court held
ai the court House in the ciry Of
Detroit on the l7ih day OF April.
a -, 1881.
Prescott norahle GUY A.
MILLER Circu4i Judge
/, appearing ia This toar, from
the afiidayi, On Al' That after dili-
gent search and inquty. 1t cannot
he ar efiained IN What state or
country the defendant Dclphy Dur
don rcsld, and that the last
known address % the defendant
Was 1854 RpsscN street. city Of De-
frof County 81 Wayne and state Of
Michigan
oN MOTION OF HERBERT L.
DUDLEY
IT is ORDERED that she an
pear and answer the Bill Of Com
plant filed in this cause within
three ga months rom INC date ~
this order or said Bill viii he tax
IN as confessed and that cory
of said order be sent 10 tho asst
known address OF said defendan
as registered mail, return ccpf
re0uested and IN case no ree
fclcd rcfurn receipt sisn"d by The
defendant is received that this or.
dor be published as required by
law.
GUY A MILLER
Circuit Jude
{ a True Copvl
CAsPAR ! LlNGEMAN Clerk
Rv + GRACE,
Deputy Cork 5-l0--6-2l
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Attys. Simmons & Bibbs
j05 Grauot Ave.
Nj Q1I.htA

NJ. Bll,OH
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne In Chancery.
MACK GLOVER. Plaintiff. VS.
ANNIE GLOVER Defendant
AT session Of said Court held In
The Court House in the City OF De-
troit Michigan. on the 18th day OF
April. A. n. 1871.
Present Honorable Guy A MIL
LER. Circuit Judge.
In this cause il appearing from
affidavit on file. that after diligent
search and inquiry II cannot he
asccrta ned in what State or Coun-
try the defendant resides as II APP
pears that tho defendant 8 wilfully
-ccludinr herself within the City
~ Detroit, County OF wayne. and
state OF Michigan.
on motion OF Simmons And Bibbs
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
II il ordered that Annie Glover
appear and answer the Bill OF Com
plant filed in this cause within
three 60 months from the date OF
this order or said bill of complaint
will be taken as confessed against
her
II IS further ordered that copy
Of said order he published accord
ing 70 law in the Detroit Tribune.
GUY A. MILLER
Cirucit Judge
"a true copy
CASPER J. L1NGEMAN
Clerk
Bv F. f. GRACE
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Atty. Chas. II. berry
1905 Broadway
NJ. 91O.tg1

STATE Or MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court Tor the County ~
WAYNE. In Chancery.
JAMES ROBERTS, Plaintiff. Us
GRACE ROBERTS. Defendant.
ORDER or ri BLlCATiON
Alta sess on OF said Court held 10
the Guy OF Detroit. Wayne Counts,
Michigan. on the Eth day OF April,
1874
Present. Hon. Dewitt II. MER
RAM. Circuit Judge.
/, appearing TO this honorable
Court from affidavit on HE herein
that after a diiigent search and in
quiry the defendants residence is
unknown and cannot be ascertain
ed.
on Motion OF Charles B. Berry.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
1T is ORDERED. that copy Of
this order be published according
TO law. in the Detroit Tribune. a
newspaper printed. published and
circulating in said county and thar
copy OF this order be sent 10
said defendant al her last known
address 225l Lafayette street
Detroit Michigan. by registered
mail.
DEWITT H. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
"a true copy
CASPAR J. L1NGEMAN
Clerk
BY CARL NJ. BUCHOFF
Deputy Clerk 5-l0-6,2l
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County OF Wayne.
no. 20O.i20
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
NELLIE Lyle. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that all
creditors OF said deceased are re-
CURED 10 present their claims. in
writing and under oath to ga d
Court a. the Probate office in the
City Of Detroit. in said County. and
10 serve a copy thereof upon BIER
NICE LANGSTON Administrative
OF said estate. ~ GlOl Woodrow
Ave. Detroit Michigan on or be
fore the sixteenth dav OF July A.
u. l94l and that such claims Will
br heard by said court before Judge
Thomas G. Murphy. IN Court Room
80 900 wayne County Building in
the City OF Detroit In said County
on the sixteenth day OF July A. y.
1871 al TWO o'clock ia the afternoon.
Dated May s. a. -. 1871
THOMAS &. MURPHY
Judge OF Probate
Published in Detroit Tribune. once
In each week for three weeks sue
cessively within thirty days from
the date hereof.
S-i0-s-si
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No. yIO.fN1
ORDER or PUBLIC ALTON

Al session OF SAID Court nsd
al the Court house in the cry 81
Detroit. On the 18th DAY Of ArrL
AID. 1871.
Present: Hon. DEWITT \. NEE
RAM. Circuit judge
satisfactory proof hy atlcaW
showing that II cannot he ascer'in'
ed in what state or country dsisn'
dant now resides and her pressl'
Whereabouts is unknown, ihat w
last known residence vas $3.50 ~,
street. Village OF Inksier County !"
WAYNE and state OF Michigan
OK MOTION OF LEWIS. hVn.|
f.ETTE & BROWN ATTORNEYS 'u
Plaintiff 1T is ORDERED. maj y.
said defendant Ethel Hraoy ens.
her appearance in said cause 90 y
before three 60 months from u !,
date OF this order. or lae o'. =
complaint filed herein may of ~r
en- as confessed and that sala u.'
der he published and cory NY I,
OF served upon the dciendan' "
registered mail. as required ~ "'
in such case made and provlas.,,
Dewitt H. MERRlAn.
Circuit Judss
"a True Copy
CASPAR 7 LINGEMAN. 0le'N
Nv r r. GRACE. 80,
Deputy Clerk. a-3--o''''
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Atty. Chas. r Perkins
s9s =. warren Ave.
NJ All G0a

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit court for the County o.:
WAYNE. In Chancery.
DOII.IE DUDLEY Plaintiff, VS..
OLIVER DUDLEY Defendant
At session OF said Court held
at the Court House in the Cry Of
Detroit on the 22nd day Of April.
A. D.. 1871
Present Honorable GUY A. MIL
LER. circuit Judge
In this cause Il appearing by az
hdavit on hle. that the defendant
Oliver Dudley. cannot be served by
process issued out Of this Court as
he il moi resident OF the state Of
Michigan. bur resides in the C.iy
%, Chicago County OF Cook and
state OF Illinois
on motion OF Charles r. Perkins.
Attorney for Plaintiff
1T IS OR DERED that the defend
ant Oliver Dudley appear and
answer the Bill 81 Complaint IN
tss cause within three months
from the date 81 this order o. that
said Rfl Will be iaken as confessed
and that his order be published
according 70 law ana copy there
~ Re served puon the defendant BY
registered mat az required nv Law
GUY A MILLER
Circuit Judge
"A true copvl
CAsPAR J. LrNGEMAS
Cleyk
Nv VICTOR 7. HICKS
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County II
wayne
No. 2eO,so7
In the Matter OF the Estate Of
TARLEAN CASSIDY. Deceased.
Sotics is hereby given that all
creditors OF said decease are re-
CURED 70 present their claims IN
writing and under oath. TO said
Court al the Probate Office In the
City Of Detroit in said County. and
TO serve a copy thereof upon John
Cassidy. Administrator OF said es-
tate Al 1899 Log Cabin Ave. De-
,roit. Michigan on or before the
ninth day OF July. A. D.. 1871. and
that such claims will be heard by
said court before Judge Thomas G..
Murphy in Court Room No. 306.
Wayne County Building in the City
OF Detroit in said County, on the
ninth Day OF July. A. d. l94l at
two O'Clock in the afternoon.
Dated April az. A. d.. l941
THOMAS G MURPHY
Judge OF Probate
Published in The Detroit Tribune
once IN each week for three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY within thirty days
from the date hereof
5-i0-S-1l
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Atty. Ernest {. Mitchell
80. 4. Adams Avenue
Nj. 9llaOQ

STATE or MICHIGAN In the
Circuit Court for the County o.
WAYNE. In Chancery.
THOMAS SUNNY WARD. Plain
mn IS. LILLE MAE WARD. De-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Chas. Campbell. Lawyer
22SI ErskIne St

I8Ni kFthine NJ
STATE OF MICHIGAN the Cir
cult Court for the County Of Wayne
in chancery
FRED KONNERTH Plaintiff. vs..
OLGA KOSNERTH. Defendant.
40. SIO.s09
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
A. session or said court held
in the City OF Detroit. April !. ls4l.
Present The Hon. Dewitt "
MERRIAM Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing by az
ndavIt on ME that defendant Is not
resident OF The State OF Michigan
but resides al 240 South Fulton
street Pittsburgh Pennsylvania
II is ordered that she appear
herein within three months from
the date Of this order or the bin OF
complaint herein may be taken as
confessed and that this order be
served and published according 10
law and copy thereof mailed 70
defendant al her last known adj
dress.
Dewitt n. MERRIAM.
Circuit judge.
"A True Copy
CASPAR ]. L1NGEMAN. Clerk.
BY p. r. GRACE.
na~uN- rIawk R.1-N-1N
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ORDER OF PrBLICATTON

Al session Of the said court
held in the city OF Detroit April
10 1871.
Present the Hon Dewitt ".
MERRIAM Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing by ar
hdavit on Ole that defendant Is not
resident Of the State II Michigan
bit resides az 1896. North Side.
Lighton Pittsburgh Pennsylvania,
IL IS ordered that the defendant
appear herein within three months
from the date OF This order or the
bill ~ complaint hled herein may
be taken as confessed. and that this
order be- served and published ac-
cordinc 10 law and copy mailed
10 the defendant AZ his last known
address.
DEWITT n. MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
a true copy)
CASPAR }. LfNGEMAN
Clerk
BY r r GRACE
Deputy Clerk b-l7-e-2s.
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Atty. thas. Berry
1905 Broadway
M aItQfe

STATE or MICHIGAN In ts,|
Circuit Court for the Colnty N
Wayne. In chancery
PAULETTA DAVIS. Plaintiff "
ROBERT DAVIS. Defendant
ORDER or PUBLICATION
AT a session Of said court heal
in the city OF Detroit Wayne cou,.
~. Michigan on the 18th day III
April. A. d. l94l
Present Hon. GUY A MlLIER|
Circuit Judge.
/, appearing to this roart iron|
affidavit on hle that Robert Darl|
defendant herein. is not a resident
OF the state OF Mirhigsn, but n
sides ala6 93rd street IN the civil
Of cleveland. and state O, Ohlo.
On Motion ~ Charles p. Berry,
Attorney for the plaintt
1T is ORDERED that he ui|
defendant Robert DAVIS. enter bal
appearance in said cause On or h.
fore three ca months from nj
date Of this order or said hill viii
be taken as confessed against hin
and that the said order 10 publish.
ed in the Detroit Tribune a news
paper printed published and c'.
culating in said county and a cow
of The same be sent ~ the As|
known address OF he defendant vi
registered mail
CITY a MILLER
Circuit Iutn|
GA true copy
CAsPAR J. LINGEMAN
Clerk
BY AL. BERGER
Deputy Clerk 1911
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Chas. tambpelI. Lawyer
22Sl Erskine II.
M oil fQQ

STATE or MICHIGAN The
Circuit Court FOR the County Of
Wayne In Charcery
MARGARET ANDERSON Plain
TN. VS. GEORGE ANDERSON. De-
fcndarf
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Attys. Lewis, Rowlette & Brown
100 ~. Antoine II.

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN POI
circuit Court for the County d|
WAYNE in Chancery
CLARENCE BRACY Plaintiff va
ETHEL BRACY. Defendant
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S-ATK Or MICHIGAN The Cir
f-lt court TOR nc county q. Wayne
MAi.At HIA WARD Plaintiff vs..
ffrftfA VtRD Defendant
No. 3lI.O~5
ORDER FOR ~ liIICATION
at-,a ,os} PROC, 81 a'ntavit
toH TX iaAt tae Defendant kebec-
Marc IS no. fesid-r q, this
tate atd ma; the Whereabouts OF
'-e Defendant. caLn.t be ascertain
IL Is ORDERED that ne be
falet' Rshecca Ward cause her
avpear8r t be entered IN this
.se within three ~ month from
nv da'c q, this order or tha, said
81 fnr Divorce be taken as CON
fessst
Ana ma, this order be published
a corNng 70 az and copy served
IN the Defendant or sem TO her at
hrr LAST known address by regis
tered mall return receipt request
ee
DEWITT II. MERRIAM
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"A true copvl
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN
Clerk
Deputy Clerk 426-6-7
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a True conyl
CASPAR y LINGEMAN Clerk
Rv + GRACE,
Deputy Cork 5-i0-6-el
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instruction
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Help: Male and Female

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Phcn. Want Al. 10 Main Ssh
Card OF Thanks

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Room and Board

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

q
a dead person is not one bit deader than hair
on a live person. Except the tiny bulb a
the end within the follicle or root" imbed
ded in the scalp human hair is dead, liner
matter. That is why there is neither pa
nor bleeding during haircut
Yet some BARRIERS. even to this day SINCE
customers hair, after cutting, to prevent
the ends from bleeding" 1t costs more.
One complaint against even the most per-
feet blonde hair is that in a hygrometer, it is
a bit slow to register changes in humidity by
stretching shrinking, much as it's fair
owner usually fails 10 sneeze TIE first instant
a damp draft strikes her.
machine eliminating these time lags
and the blonde too is now being tried out by
the u S. Navy 1t is the invention of u S.
Bureau Of Standards scientists, Harry Dia-
mond w S Human Jr., Francis w. Dunmore
and r. G. Lapman.
Mr.. Dunmore explains that the key feature
Of this new device is the passage Of tiny
electric current between two wires of pal
ladium, which separated by new plastic
material called poyvnyl acetate A tiny
amount Of lithium chloride (which greedily
absorbs waterJ is mixed in with this plastic
The details are complex but the main point
is that the instrument passes more electrical
air The varying current is harnessed until
it finally ends up by being weak radio signal
sent out by compact little radio transmitter.
These signals are recorded at the ground
station of the weather observer.
The gallant Navy men say they are not
trying TO. do the blonde out OF job but 10
place her lovely locks back where they
belong on some boy-friend's sturdy shoulder.
The famous hair of Lady Godiva, though
blonde enough according to the artists who
have painted her. might not be worth the
customary market price OF $40 because 1t
seems 10 have been somewhat curly.
Mr. Willett. if he were in a Monday morn
ing strictly business frame Of mind laying
sentiment aside would no doubt insist on
samples before buying the trouble-making
tresses Of Helen of Troy herause some say
she was somewhat on the rod side and any
how nobody tested her hairs tensile strength.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

the same is true of scrap hair Great
grandmother's trosses, no matter how many
decades they may have lain in that trunk mp
IN the attic. may be just as valuable for mea-
surfing humidity as the day she was married
provided they are Of the right quality.
Mothers locks clipped about 20 years back
when bobbed hair came in and were pre-
served Just in case" and for sentiment form
the bulk of the scrap hair reserve.
The reason blondes are preferred TO
brunettes is because the tow-heads hair rs
usually finer. that is thinner than ON the
scalps Of the darker girls
But this is not enough. The hair must be
naturally straight without a curl wave or
lSink for at least 20 inches
If the lady is blcachcd blonde the expert
eye OF the har-buycr can usually detect the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Avrsr-r,eA-se sevps s-opo

and oils which keep the moisture from
getting at the hair. However, the most
drastic shampoo that ever given TO
mortal woman is nothing compared TO the
ether bath her hair will get to remove the
fat if she sells it TO the hygrometer maker
If any woman wonders why they pick
this sleep-producer for hair wash, let her
remember that fat is an important part OF
the structure of the nervous system. The reason
the anaesthetist gave her ether before that
operation she tells about, is because its fumes,
getting into her blood through the lungs, had
such an affinity for the fat in her nervous
system that it knocked out her consciousness,
so that she felt no pain.
Chief consulting engineer r. C. Chapel
Of the Julian p. Friez Co of Baltimore. one
of the largest makers of hygrometers in the
country, took time from his Defense and
Weather Bureau contracts to explain how
these instruments are built. After the cleans
ing with ether or other fat solvents, the
solvents themselves must be removed from
the hair which then receives final bath in
distilled water.
The last step is to dry the hair and as
sembe the humidity units.
Between two light, hree-cornered pieces
of metal three single hairs are laid down side
by side and fastened into place. These three
hairs make what appears to be ore strand
of the completed unit.
Next comes another strand of the three
hairs and another and another until finally
seven such strands are in place This means
that only p hairs are needed for the whole
unit and shows how many instruments can be
fashioned from a single head Of hair.
The hair assembly then goes into the COM
pleted humidity meter and by an intricate
system Of tiny levers, that would often do
credit to a Rube Goldberg cartoon invention,
ends up by making ink marks on paper on
rotating drum. This drum turns once in "a
hours so that complete days permanent
record can be obtained.
Usually the recorder also contains BIZ
metallic temperature recorder which again by
more levers writes its continuous tempera-
ture record on the revolving drum.
Such high altitude Instruments called
radiometereographs or radio sordcs are sent
UP in balloons by the Weather Bureau. They
carry message offering 81 to the finder for
return OF the instrument to them in good con-
dtion.
Something over 500 Of the instruments
get back
There are rackets even in the human hair
industry Mr. I A. Wett who has pur-
chased most Of the hair for the company dur
ing the past fifteen years says there is a
man around Baltimore who somehow accu-
mulated a whole Itunkful Of blonde hair For
one reason or another it is all junk
The man knows this bHt keeps trying to
unload il through one woman after another
until Nj. WIllett has gotten to recognize the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
BY ROBERT ID. POTTER.
Science Editor. The American Weekly

- ENTLEMEN Of the Army. Navy and
M Weather Bureau prefer blondes Off
49, cially and have very little use for
br,inettes
This fayoritism however is not FOR social
reasons but only the highest and coolest
scientific ones In fact they find blondes most
useful az the unromautlc temperature Of -
degrees below zero and al a height OF $500
feet up IN The heavens where few men and
fewer scientists have ever been.
4 few weeks ago the story flew around
that il was no longer the blondes face or
figure that was her fortune but the gold or
silver in her hair which could be sold AZ fancy
prices 20 makers OF weather measuring IN
strmeu's There VAS supposed 20 be a
panic due 20 a famine Of blonde hair caused
, by the German occupation Of the scandinavian
countries.
II IS true that blonde hair is necessary
FOR the manufacture Of hygrometers instru-
meuts which test tho humidity Of the atmos-
phere and are sent UP into the stratosphere
10y balloons which finally burst and let them
dowp on parachuycs They 90 aloft IN tiny
instrument. weighing only about one pound
which records damfness and temperature all
the way up and an the way down
II somebody finds the little robot explorer
and reads the notice OF 81 reward for its
return The station which sent it up gets il
back, blonde hair records and all
But even If the wandcrer never returns,
the blonde tresses talk from the sky by
FAINT radio and If there isn't much static
they tell the sender how dry and cold it is
way MP yonder very important clues in de-
termtnng what the weather is going TO be
II was weather an unexpected storm. that
wrecked the Spanish Armada. after the Eng
lish Navy had defeated it in battle but run ont
Of ammunition Today the airplanc has made
weather forecasting infinitely more important
than in any previous war
But il is not true that the American
blonde. being transpanted flower does not
blossom out with the same fine crop Of hair
as produced by the original European stock,
which used to supply the world market
Also it is not true that there is a fortune
in blonde hair Even if her hair Is the right
length. not less than 20 inches and Just the
right quality and one Of the instrument
makers buys the ladys entire crop Of 10000
to 10000 hairs, leaving her like shorn
Spring lamb, she would get only about $40
for the entire harvest
There are other drawbacks TO being
hair-farmer The blondes Of Baltimore, Md
have just about acquired a monopoly on the
hair consumption OF one Of the biggest OF all
American hygrometer manufacturers Should
they go on strike it would not boost prices
in the hair-market for long time because
the manufacturers keep a large stock Of hair
in storage
A factor that checks steel mills from jump
INK prices is the presence Of large quantities
OF scrap steel. hanging over the market, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

the manufacturers hair-atotase DIls HaIPeH %
bee fun at the moment.
The heart of "a hygrometcr must be some
thing MICROSCOPIC material which grabs
moisture out of the air and shows il. Many
things do this. as the housewife knows the
salt which balks at running out of the shaker,
the door which refuses 20 shut and the
crackers which taste musty.
These are all hygrometers Of small scien-
tific though high nuisance value.
But the best one of all is right on top Of
the housewives head In damp weather
women with tendency to curly hair notice
that IL increases. Also there is the classic
observation After have washed my hair
cant do "a thing with it ~
ms has removed some of the protective fats