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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
HOROSCOPE


investments offered. s u d y.
plans. military maneuyers among
'he pom
MAY II 70 JUNE -
Il m D. Not an easy ia,
A3goit management. fore'houg
required in all important issue
Hasty Judgment not advocated
UNE ~ ~ JULY p
Cancer - Money matters may
Pc your bic problem today. DOM
make foolish. unnecessary buys
Day best for routine matters.
hard work. urgent things Go
carefully. slowly in weighty
issues
JULY 20 TO AUG. p
Leo Certain favorable inAu-
crres for especial interests, daily
work and activities. New ven
lures uccc.sitate greater fore
thought and caution than usual
AIG. - TO SEPT. -
virgo Rash tendencies. 50
take time % think and plan well
what you are doing Keep busy,
but don't undertake the impossI-
hle better 10 a. pplish thor
oIgh.y i'm one .oo than have
several only partly done.
SEPT. -. tn OCT. -
Lbr1 Favorable influence. on
Your side, but il won't be "A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

OF the most beautiful gowns have
low. off-Shoulder yokc-linoS of
chiffon bordercd with beading
that does little more than en-
phaSize concealed nakedness.
II is apparent this season that
formality is also being achieved
by the magic of make-oVer.
The simple, long black dinner
dress. for example, teamed with
a new yoSc-dcep collarette of
velvet, crepe or satin embroid-
cred with colored beads or black
Jet. is FAIR competition for -t1C
new gowns OF the same type,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
MANY All Whites Seen

There were few very dark coll
orS In the new gowns, undoubt-
edly because Of the conservation
OF dyes. Many OF the younger
women. however, wore all-~hlte
dresses Of net. sequin trimmed.
Pastel gowns OF satin appeared
several times, usually in blue.
a popular style both with
girls and young matrons. Is the
dress made with a tight-ftting
or closely draped bodice Of black
rayon Jersey, and a fun skirt Of
blue or fieSh-colored net over
tafTeta. Either the bodice or
skirt Of this dress may be en-
broidered with brilliants or So
quinS: or a single large plaStron
Of bright colored Sequins i'm
bouquet or butterfly m o tn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
By Frances Drake


n ~ - bE Z.
Caqittarj,,s-S old. practical
matters first rate. Sun rays
favorable. bat extremes, rash
acts are taboo. Moon. Uranus
and others In some unfriendly
roNtguratlOns.
PIC. - TO JAN. ef
CoU7coru -- c hurc h, heart
affairs, domesticity, your own
governments problems, routine
and essential matters hold pref
ercnce here. This should not
deter you from tackIing new
things Of value, however, no
matter now uutrIed or difficult
they may be.
Jan. 20 TO FEB. 20.
1 ara "a Must be deter
mined. albeit pleasant and UNDER
standing 90 get things done now.
a. " PARTICULARLY warns against
inso.s mcnt in anything secre-
tive or unsavory. Day improves
as IL advances.
FEE. ~ 70 MARCH or
Tricky in spots, espe-
cially if one is easily agitated or
sweryed from original, right pur-
poses. BE wise, don't waste time
with those who might turn your
head from its intelligent ambi-
tons.
A child born on this day:
Brliancy Of mind. daring spirit,
perseverance, generosity Obsti-
macy, a bit Of egOtism are fall
ings. Can succeed in almost any
undertaking. Something in serv-
zee Of tie public is best forte.
Keep striving after achievement.
Birth date Of John Milton,
famous poet; Joel Chandler,
author Of children's stories.
Dop5r.nt. 1879. ty King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Fashion Hint From Hollywood

RENE. ATTRACTIVE young
designer, electrified the studio
not long ago when she appeared
sporting live fish in her lapel!
Created especially for her by
n friend who keeps tropical fish.
her lapel ornament was a pair
of tiny glass vases. with narrow
neckS 50 they wouldn't spill in
side which were several minute
tropical fish in bright colOrs
yw1ruuluE-ar -arIr-fouiyIug
quite happy about it all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

SAY MERRY Christmas with
twlnkling jars Of freshly made
Jelly Glasses Of this delicacy
wrapped IN gay bright cello
phanc and decorated with a
Sprig OF holly. VIII make a gift
that looks far more expensive
than Us modest cost.
You'll find il very simple 70
shop from your jam cupboard -
and the spreads made from sum-
mer's favorite fruits may be
easily supplemented by using
recipes so popular with winter
Jelly makers. It's simple TO con
vert bottled and winter fruit
juices into perfect Jelly. Try
your hand with these two favor
ties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Lavaliers for EVENING

WITH THE OF the shoulder
neckline, either for long or short
evening dresses. becoming an ac-
copied high style ia Hollywood,
necklaces and lavalicrs are re-
turning 10 prominence.
joan Bennett. gltmpscd az tho
opera wore one OF these portrait
trocks in "a pearly pink brocade
with dropped shoulders ADD a to-
thc-iloor skirt With b. she wore
a diamond and silver cavalier
dnd matching hrJrudr gloves
that reached 70 hrr UibOwK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

Pins were wired 10 the bottle
ncCkS and covered by narrow
velvet ribbon tied in big bows.
Renie changes the ribbons 10
contrast with her dresses. She
changes the fish, TOO, dumping
them back into their big bowl
al night and catching them in
the morning with a small dippcr.
II may seem a lot OF trouble
10 90 10 for costume ieWelrv but
GTvTdeHds m attention.
getting!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

NEW YORK, Dec. 3-The pre-
dominance of ermine, mink,
sable, and richly furred ga
ments, and the brllliance Of real
Jewels gaze 10 the Metropolitan
Opera opening an aura of old
time extravaganza, but the eagle
eye of the fashion reporter was
quick 10 note the wartime dit-
ference in dress.
The extreme decolletage,
sweeping skirts, m G tails and
brocades were Of a past vintage,
with the lormality of the present
season standing out in stark
contrast by reason Of the COW
ered-up look, and an unusual
amount of black chiffons, nets
and taifetaS in dresses worn.
From the standpoint OF fash
ienable acceptance of style, the
gowns which were black were by
no means SombTe.
Frocks of black taffeta all
over embroidered with brilliants
or combined black velvet or net
were usually accompanied by
short coats or Capes OF white
crmlne NeckllneS on such gowns
We're often square oval or
drapcd and when the sleeves
were short, white opera length
gloves were worn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Ermine. Mink and Sable Seen
At New York Fashion Show
BY KAY DANIELS

adorns the bodice and opposite
side of the skirt.
While many Of the evening
dresses worn 10 the opera and
other social functions this sea-
son have the-CUYurUd=up took, II
may be a mere illusion, for some
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Biscuits Perfect
Addition TO Menus

BISCUITS CAN set off any
meal and transform 1t INTO
dish fit for a king. Or they are
perfect nm themselves. with per
hapS a blt of lam and spot O
tea Cinnamon biscuits are eS-
pccially flavortul and viii add
that dressed up touch, too.
Cinnamon Biscuits
. cups Siftcd flour
. teaspoons baking powder
!, teaspoon salt
3 tablespoons lard
"a cup milk
Melted butter
! cup sugar
teaspoon cinnamon.
Sft flour baking powder and
salt together, then work IN lard
with fingers until mixture feels
grainy. Add milk slowly, stir
ring with a spoon Put dough on
lightly floWcd board, roll out TO
2 inch thickness. use pastry
brush 10 cover surface with
melted butter.
Mix sugar with cinnamon.
dust about q of this mixture
over top of buttercd dough. Roll
dough up aS YOU would a Jelly
roll: then, using a sharp knife,
cut into slices each about q inch
thick Pick up each slice. and
pinch II together a little on the
undcrSidc 10 keep sugar from
running through and sticking.
making the top open out a little.
Sprinkle rest Of Sugar-cinna-
mon over top of rolls. add a
dab Of butter 10 each 10 form
a crust. place rolls. not too close
together. on creased cookie
sheet or biscuit pan and bake
az 400 degrees tor l. minutes,
remove from oven and serve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
WHY GORGEOUS POWERS models
are ' /, s:: MZY kREML SHAMPOO i!
Give Your Hair This
l0.Minute GLAMOUR BATH

John Robert Powers, foremost au-
thority of feminine beauty. always adj
vises his lovely million dollar models
to use only Kreml Shampoo. This
amazingly beautiiying glamour bath"
not only thoroughly cleanSes scalp and
hair OF dirt and loose dandruff but It
leaves hair unbelieYably soft. silken.
aglow with natural brilliant highlights
easier 10 arrange in any style.
There are no harsh chemicals or
cauStics in Kreml Shampoo. 1t never
leaves any excess dull. soapy film. In
stead, its SPECIAL OLIVE OIL BASE helps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Crepe Jelly

2 cups bottled grape juice
3is cups sugar
bottle fruit pectin.
Measure sugar and grape juice
into large saucepan and mix
Bring 10 4 boil over high heat
and ~ once add fruit pectin,
stirring constantly Then bring
fo a full rolling boil and boil
bari J minute Remove from
heat. skim pour quickly. Par
dTtlTT rot Jciiy AZ once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
Orange Jelly

3 cups orange juice
4 cups sugar
! box powdered fruit pcctin
To prepare juice. squeeze and
strain juice from 10 medium
oranges and . medium lemons.
Combine juices
Measure sugar I!1tU- GTy rtI7-7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

and set aside until needed. Meas
urc Juice into 3 70 4-quart sauce
pan and place over high heat.
Add fruit pectn, mix well and
continue stirring until mixture
comes 20 a rolling boil. Add
sugar at once, stirring con-
Stantly.
Continue stirring, bring 10 a
fun rolling boil and boil hard y
minute. Remove from heat,
skim pour quickly. Paraffin hot
Jelly at once. Makes about 7
glasses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08
For Wedncsday Deccmbcr 2.

MARCH p TO iPRII ~
ArtCR Industrial worker.
mechanics. construction and e.ce-
trlcal engineers; all you work
ing with drills, precision Instru-
ments; cable sp!icers. Ca.keIs,
canvas and textile workers can
make Roadway but sensible care
cautioned 20 avoid accldeute
errors
APRIL - TO MAY -
Tao1,s-CaR be profitable be-
cause Improvement can be made
in al constructive lines. Sound
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-08

keep your hair from becoming dry,
brittle-it actually brings out the nat
ural lustrous beauty that lies hidden
In your and euerv girrs hair. Get
bottle today All drug and department
stores. Made by the makers OF famous
Kreml Hair Tonic.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
LEGAL NOTICES
Atty. william T. Patrick, NJ.
1904 81. Antoine ~,

ANNA ~ AMNNNUE ~
STATE or MICHIGAN IN the Circuit,
Court for the County OF Wayne In Chan.
Gerry
CHRISTINE WILLIAMS. Plaintiff. w.
JOHN WILLIAMS. Defendant
ORDER TO APPEAR.
A. a session OF the above entitled
Court. held IN the County Building in the
city OF Detroit. County OF Wayne. and
state Of Michigan this 18th day OF Au-
gust. AID. 1912.
Present; Honorable LESTER r. MoL.T..
Circuit Judge
Satisfactory proof appearing by sni.
davit hereto attached that the Defen-
danf. John williams. IL not resident ~
the State Of Michigan. but that his last
known place % residence was In the city
Of Greenyille. state OF south Carolina.
On motion 81 WILLIAM r. PATRICK.
sR.. Counsel FOR the Plaintiff.
n u Hereby Ordered that the Defen-
dant, John Williams. enter his appear
ancc within three months from the date
hereof. or the Blll Of Complaint viii be
taken a. confessed AGAINST him.
n u Further Ordered that n true cory
% this o. der he sent 20 the last known
address of the Defendant. BY registered
mall return recsipt requested. postage
prepaid. and that true cory ~ said or.
der he published IN a Newspaper. IN and
for tho County ~ Wayne. state Of Mich
iGan. IN accordance with law
LESTER s. NOf.f.
clruit Judge.
cAerAR =. LfN0EMAN. clerk.
ny BARNEY BARTKowiAK.
Deputy Clerk. t-Ii-1o-io.
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Good luck 10 Won.

Good luck TO you.
R.C.N.:--I have been here with
my con and his wife since last Feb
ruary They have been kind but II
seems like none Of us are as happy
as We could be. Am | making mis-
take 10 continue on here?
Ans.:-Any woman who has kept
home OF her own for 20 years
just can't feel free and Independent
living with someone else. Your
son and his vile love you, and want
you 20 remain with them, hut you
realize change would be hest for
all three Of you. You have friends
back In yonr home town. Go hack,
and enjoy the social life the little
town offers you.
FC.B.:-My husband is always
putting me out. | know that he
doesn't love me but when he puts
me out he always comes and gets
me. Should / go TO my mothers
home and get job and let him go?
He is very mean TO me.
Ans.;-If you find II unbearable
TO live with your husband, then
surely no one could blame you II
you found work and started shift
Ing for yourself. A marriage that
Is not built on love, respect and
c0mpanlonshlp has little chance 10
he successful. You two have been
fnsslng and pickering for three
years and In this case, II may he
well TO consider n temporary sep
aratlon. 10 will mt least give you n
chance 10 decide Just what you want
to do about your future.
MG.R.:--I met boy four weeks
ago. and he asked me 10 marry him
at first sight. He says that he will
give me anything to make me hap
by. He wants 10 buy me a watch.
but / am afraid that I don't love
him enough TO accept n. He says
n he goes 10 camp he will send me
half OF HIS money. Must I marry
now or wait?
Ans.;-If you don't love this hoy
enough 10 accent his watch. certain.
ly You don't love him enough 10
entrust your entire future happi-
mes with him. don't doubt hut
that this hoy loves you and Is sim
cere In wanting 10 marry Won d.
hut he Is too young 10 really know
his own mind. You are right In
not accepting expensive gifts from
him. To do 50 would make you feel
Obligated 10 the hoy. There Il moth
Ing Ia he ralned nv rushing Into
marriage. Wait until Won sincerely
feel that you have met the right
one.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
Ouartermasters At
Camp Lee Win Praise

CAMP LEE, Va. lamp In a
fine demonstration OF military pre-
cision and coordination, the newly
formed second training brigade Of
Camp Lees Quartermaster Replace
ment Training center. composed OF
the 9th and 18th colored regiments.
paraded here Saturday afternoon
for the first time.
"Astonishingly good" was the
comment OF Brig. Gen. Robert S.
Alternately. retired. who stood in
the reviewing line. 1--WE never seen
quartermaster parade like this
before he added. 1.-THE step OF the
men was excellent and the band
was outstanding. In command of
the Hawaiian Coast Artillery bril-
gade in Honolulu, Gen. Alternately
returned TO this country in 1887.
He is now resident OF Newport
News.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05

E.L.G.:-My husband Is so dis
agreeable until l have reached the
conclusion 10 leave him. often re-
mind him that ! am not going to
put up with his fuss and that l am
going TO leave. He says he doesn't
care, that will be the easiest way
out. He makes good money but
the kids and myself are neglected.
Ans.:-Let me remind you that
II Is no easy Job 10 work and take
care of three children alone. Give
up the idea OF q separation. Con-
ccntrate on correcting the trouble
existing In your home. Your hus-
hand isn't mean and unreasonable.
II Il true that he's stubborn and
says things he doesn't mean when
you two are quarrellng hut what
man doesnfl lyon show him more
love and affection and leave off the
threats and cold shoulders, you will
get more benefit from his pay
checks. No man will turn his
money over to wife who shows
very plainly that she Is using him
for what she IL able 70 get.
VICTOR several weeks now,
have considered giving up the
course l am studying and I want 10
take something else. II will take
another year for me 10 complete
this course and I want a job now
DO you think the bushes course
plan will be the best thing for me?
Ans.:-NO, I don't think you
should give up training and take
the business course. You have
'-orked hard for the past two years
and II wonld he rather foolish Ia
quit and start n business course
now. Finish your training. when
yOu graduate, II you feel you would
rnther work In an office than IN
nurse professionally. take the busl-
ness course. Three years may seem
like an age while y0n are training,
hut when this period Is over. you
Will have n profession that no one
can take from you.
EP.;-I1l be 20 years old this
year. have desire TO become an
aviator. In fact, don't want to do
anything in the world but to ny.
want to be a pilot and a darn good
one too, or die trying. Help me.
Ans.;--I would suggest the Army
for you or any other 20-year-old
fellow who wants 20 fly. There, Of
course, are certain qualifications
the Air Corps demands Of the boys
who wish TO lily. Talk 10 your near.
est Recruiting station about these
factors and see II you are eligible
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05

2s after a long illness. He resides
at 526 S. Hamilton street. lie Is
survived by his wife. Henrietta
daughter, Catherine Cole. Funeral
services we're Held Tuesday, Sept
al pm. at the Church OF God
on South Adams. The Rev. S. j.
Hill OBLIGATED.
Funeral rites OF Mrs. Sarah Lou
Use Hamilton was the largest wit
messed for some time in Ypsilanti.
They were held Thursday at l pm.
from Second Baptist church. The
Rev. Garther Robertson OBLIGATED.
The deceated was born Oct. %,
1896 in Sherrellsford. NC, and
came TO Detroit in 1921 after her
marriage TO George Hamilton. In
1886 she moved with her family TO
Ypsilantl.
Surviving are her husband. one
daughter, Theresa: six sons. The
ophilus, Dalphon. Canzetti. Phan-
mel, Aquilla and Uziell: one broth
er James Stanford. OF West Palm
Beach. Fla: six sisters, Mrs. Ercle
Moore. OF Tdncolntown. NC. Mrs.
Florence Lyons. Detroit: Mrs. Eva
Smith. Detroit: Mrs. Cardie Crouch.
Washington. DC: Mrs. vardie
Morrison. Troutman. NC. and Mrs.
Vessie Yancey. OF Chicago.
On the sick list are: Mrs. Estei-
Ia Robertson, Mrs. Mary warner.
Miss Ella Mae williams and the
Rev. q. w. Carr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
LEGAL NOTICES
Chas. Campbell,
Lawyer

Chae. tampbelIs
lawyer
f2si Erskine ST.
STATE or MICHIGAN Circuit Court
for the County OF Wayne IN Chancery.
JESSE BRYANT. Plaintiff. W. IDA
BRYANT. Defendant
No. 33t.Nta
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AZ session Of said court held IN the
City Of Detroit. August Z. 1919
Present; The Hon. GUY A. MILLER,
Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing by amidavii
on fiie that the defendant IL not resi-
dent Of the State of Michigan but re-
sides at "a - End street, Albany. New
York.
II II ordered that ne appear herein
within three months from the date ~ this
order or the hill OF Complaint filed here
In may he taken as confessed and that
this order be served and published nc.
cording 10 law. and copy thereof mailed
70 the defendant at her last known Cd.
dress
GUT A. MILLER.
Circuit Judge
~ True Cory,
cAsPAR J. Lr~GEMAN. clerk.
nv 9 ] WHITMAN.
Deputy Clerk. sss-io-io
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
Attys. simmons 4 BloA

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN III, q
Court for the County OF Wayne u ~
Gerry.
CHARLES HILL, Plaintiff " AN
HILL. Defendant.
No. ssi. zoo
AZ n session OF said Court hsa y
Court House In the city of nsii's
the 2tth day Of August, Ap ~
Present; Honorable LILA ~ si'A
FELT. Circuit Judge. !,
In this cause u appearing IRON J,
davit on file thH' after dilireni ",
and inquiry n cannot Be sseefian.,
what state or Country the dH'''
resides.
ON MOTION or SIMMONS 4"
RIBR. ATTORNEYS FOR plaintiff
1T rs ORDERED THAT Anne ~
pear and answer the IN ~ ON,
filed IN this cause within tnres ~
from the date Of this order or na
will he taken ~ confessed irsn.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED w
cory Of this order he published ~.
inT 10 law in The Detroit Tritgrs
also that n copy Of this ordr "
by registered mall 20 said dei. ..,. =,
her last known address 70 WI '''' =
tlnes street, Detroit Mlrhlsan..
LILA N. NErEN.lFf,s5i,
"a True Copy
CASPIAN J. LTNcTMAN. CLERK
ny c. n. FrTzoERALD' ,,.-,t'
Deputy Clerk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
Spiritualists To Hold
Their Annual Meeting
At Cleveland Church

From Sept. S-l3 the officers.
delegates and friends VIII be as
sembled In convention at the East
End Community center. Cedar ave-
nue. and r s4th street, Cleveland.
The Rev. Charles +. Murphy and
the Community Spiriiuallst Church
OF Christ are working hard TO make
IL one OF the largest and best cor
ventions in the history Of the asso-
citation and TO make 1t pleasant for
all who attend. Great interest Is
being shown.
The annual banquet and all
meetings Will be held AZ the center.
Business sessions and evening sery-
ices will be filled with interesting
topics vital TO the times. Splendid
programs arranged for the eve
nings will include some OF the best
speakers and singers obtainable
Some OF the best mediums and 9TH
or workers from different parts Of
the country will be present
The banquet this year will be
held on Saturday evening. at which
time prize will he given away.
on Saturday morning a sightsee-
ing trip will DO given the visitors.
On Sunday evening the Hon. Har-
old T. Gassaway. Cleveland council
man. will he guest OF honor. Po-
lice Prosecutor Theodore NJ. Will
liams. will welcome the convention
on behalf OF Mayor Lausche on
Tuesday evening. Other prominent
speakers will he on program
throughout the week.
Headquarters will be AZ the GEN.
ter. Write the Rev. Mr.. Murphy
1903 Central avenue, for further In
formation. or write the Rev. J. A.
Barlow. president. at $685. Twenty
third street Detroit. Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
Atty. Chas. Campbell
02QI EraLln. 60


STATE OF MICHIGAN Circuit Court
for the County OF Wayne IN Chancery
CHARLES BAKER. Plaintiff. "
KATHLEEN RAKER. Defendant
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AZ a session OF said Court held IN the
City OF Detroit. June ~. is42.
Present. Tho Hon. ARTHUR WEB
sTER. Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing by anidavi,
on nle that the defendant IL not a sssi-
dent OF thu state OF Michigan but re-
sides at-i-Glenaipin-B eifast-Ireiand.
n ~ ordered that she appear herein
within three months from the date Of
this order or tho bill OF complaint MED
herein may he taken as confessed. and
that this order he served and published
according 20 law and n copy mailed "a
the defendant at her las, known address
ARTHUR WEBSTER,
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy)
CAspAR J. LrNGEMAN. Clerk.
ny BARNEY BARTKowIAK.
Deputy Clerk. f-15-9.S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-05
Atty. VIM. l.. Magiii


STATE or MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
court for the County OF Wayne in Chan
cerv
DOROTHY GREY, PLAINTIFF. W THoM
a. GREY, Defendant.
NO. 3si $50
~ session 81 said Court held on the
10th day OF July. Ar, 1854
Present: Hon. Dewitt II. MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge.
II appearing 20 this Court from ant
davit on fle. that the place OF residence
~ tho defendant herein ~ unknown. that
Il cannot be ascertained IN what state
or country he resides ana that the
plaintiff Is not Of fun age.
1T IS ORDERED that defendant np-
pear and answer the bill OF complaint
Med I'm this cause within three months
from the date OF this order. or said bill
Will be taken rs confessed and that this
order he served and published as requir-
ID by Jaw IN The Detroit Tribune. a news
paper printed. publishsd and circuiatins
IN said county.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that Sal.
~ Syakovich be- ana Is hereby appoint
Cd 70 act - next friend OF the plaintiff
In this case
Dewitt VI. MERRIAM.
Circuit Judge.
ny DALE pevoGELAER,
81 True Copy)
cAsPAR J. LrSoEMAN. clerk.
Deputy Clerk. s-1s-iO.s.