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The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
AIRY. ALLEN 6ibB
l3os Broadway, Suite 3o3

STATE or MICHIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHA>CERY
JOHNNY H. KING, Plaintiff, VS..
MARTHA KING, Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
AND APPEARANCE
At a session OF said Court held at
the City County Building. City OF De-
tIoit, County OF WAYNE, State Of
Michigan on June Is, 1862.
Ne. 623-3S4
Present: HONORABLE JAMES ~.
CANAAN. Circuit Judge.
II appearing from the Plaintiffs Al
nds,lt Of Non.residence that the De.
fcndant, Martha King. does not re-
side in the City OF Detroit, County
OF Maync, State OF Michigan, but
does reside In the City OF Cleveland,
State OF Ohio.
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy OF this Ofucr be sent TO the
said Defendant, Martha King, by
Registered Mail. al z5U3 East 55tn ST.,
Apt Is, Cleveland, OHIO, her last
known address, ana II not received
personally Dy the said Defendant, al
icas, twenty 20 DAYS before the time
prescribed for appearance, tnat TINS
order be published a. required by
law.
JAMES y. CANAAN. Circuit Judge.
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR VI. BRANlGiN, Clerk.
CLINTON c. CARTER, Deputy Clerk.
7.ii-8 1892
6.30--6-i-62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25

STATE Or MICHIGAN
~ TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHA>CERN
No. S73-oos
Attorney ~ Law
1o3t Farmer street
Detroit 7S. Michigan
be taken as confessed against hlm
ORDER 70 APPEAR
SINA MCINTOSH. Plaintiff W
CHARLES MCINTOSH, Defendant
At a session o. the uuove entitled
lCeuTt, held In the City-CountN Bull.
ding. in the City OF Detroit County
of WAYNE. and the State OF Michigan
this End day of July. A.p.x 1862
PRESENT. HONORABLE. lila "
NEUENFELT, CIRCUIT JUDGE.
Satisfactory proof. appearing by al
fidavit, hereto attached, that the de-
fendant. CHARLES MCINTOSH. IS NOT
a resident OF Michigan. but that his
last known place OF residence was al
No 645 Illinois Street, Detroit Mich.
gan: that efforts TO serve the deten'
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED that the
defendant enter his appearance, cilh'
or In person, or by Attorney, wi'hinn
three months from the date Of sald
Order. or the Bill OF Complain, WI
dant al the said address herein siat
cd, has been without success, ins'
the defendant does not live at NO.
Gas Illinois Street, Detroit, Michisss
al the present time.
On Motion of WILLIAM PAn
RICK ,SR.. Attorney for the Plalnuit
1T Is FURTHERED ORDERED, ma
a true copy of this order 10 Appcs,
be sent TO the last known address
the defendant, by registered msl,
return receipt requested. and thN :
true copy of this said order to NpPc~
be published according 10 law y
LILA NJ. NEUENFELT, Circuit Juu
A TRUE COPY v
EDGAR VI. BRANIGAN. Clerk
C. CARTER, Deputy Clerk
5.li-8-l5.62.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25

STATE OF MICHIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERi
WILLIAM LEE SMITH, Plaintiff, ,s.
DOLORES SMITH, Defendant.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25

srATL or MICHIGAN
IN The CIRCUIT COURT Fos ~
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN cuve@@ Im
LLlJAH ,. JONES, Plsln,,s lkY
MARY yANE y0NE-s. Deienu.,,' v
oRoen OF AppEAaANcs
AND PuollcATIoN
S13-sls
At = session Of said Cour, A..
the City-County Building. Ciu o.o os a
troit, County of Wayne. s,.,. W
Michigan on June is. 1859
PRESENT: HONORABLE In. ;.
NEUESFELT. Circuit Judge. y
II appearing from Plsin,iffs .,u.
davit OF Non-resdence that ths "rt'
fendsnt. Mary Jane Jones. il oe
resident OF the City OF Detroit c.
~ of Wayne, State OF Michigan ~.
does reside In the City OF ChicsSs
in the State OF Illinois; 'ssS
1T IS HEREBY ORDERED ,h,,
said Defendant enter her anncs,M We
In this cause on or before three ~
months from the date Of this o.
or the Bill Of Complaint for DNo-'rr
filed In this cause will be taken J.
confessed. ~
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED M, :
copy of this Order be sent ~ 49,
said Defendant by Registered ~
at 6644 Blackstone. Chicago. Ilir"s
her last known address. and II ~
received personally BY the said NJ
fendant at least twenty 30 da1s \.
fore the time prescribed for spnes,
snce, that this Order be publisb,s
as required by Law.
LILA NJ. NEUENFELT. Circuit cour
Judge
A TRUE COPY 4
EDGAR VI. BRASICIN, Clerk Il
CLINTON c. CARTER, Deputy clers
1-l4-B.f6-62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
Or. EILEEN BLACKEY
RECEIVES PRIZE

The American social worker,
DR.. Eileen Blackcy. who founded
lsraels first school of social work,
has been awarded the Henrietta
Sold Welfare Services Prize by
the Ministry Of Social Welfare at
ceremony in Jerusalem. The
citation stated that DR.. Blackey
was awarded the prize in rccog-
milton of her contribution to the
establishment of the Paul Baer.
waId School Of Social Work in
Jerusalem, of which she was the
first director.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
FIVE BOYS ~ AUGUSTA
CASE SENTENCED

AUGUSTA, Ga. = Five teen.
age Negro boys, indicted for mur.
der in connection with the death
of a 16.year-old white lad here
last April. have been sentenced
TO terms of from one to ten years
Imprisonment. on pleas Of guilty
TO lesser Charges.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
Attorneys
HEADINGS. WILLIAMS, FoNvIlLE
& FLOYD
1908 BROADWAY. Suite 7o6

1908 Broadway. Suite 7os
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANCERY'
MABEL BLACK, Plaintiff, VS..
ROBERT BLACK, Defendant.
No. e73.so4
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session OF said court held in
the City-County Building. in the City
of Michigan, on the 27th day OF July
AID, 1862.
PRESENT: HON. NEAL FITZGER-
Id, Circuit Judge.
II appearing to this Honorable Court
from affidavit on file that process
for the appearance of the defendant
has been duly issued. and that after
diligcnt search and inquiry from June
%, 1862, up TO and including July %,
1862, the same could not be served.
1T Is HEREBY ORDERED that the
defendant, Robert Black, enter his
appearance in said cause on or before
three ~ months from the date OF
this Order or said Bill OF Complaint
will be taken as confessed against
Robert Black, and that a copy of
said order be sent 10 the last known
address of the defendant, said add
rcss being 1897 Linsdale. Detroit,
Michigan, by Registered Mail. Return
Receipt Requested and Delivery to
Addrcssec Only.
1T IS FURTHERED ORDERED that
II the defendant Is not personally
served with a copy OF said order,
true copy OF this order be published
In the Detroit Tribune, newspaper
printed, published. and circulating In
said County of Wayne, for six ,6j
consecutive weeks. according TO law.
NEAL FITZGERALD, Circuit Judge.
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANDIGIN, Clerk.
c. CARTER, Deputy Clerk.
G.l6-9-22.62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
ATTY. CHARLES PERKINS
EnI AAnEEAn

STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT fOR lI,s
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANNtht
REMELL BROwNLEE, Plainiifi W.
GEORGE BROWNLEE, Defendant
ORDER OF APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION
s7<-SoS :,
At session OF said Court, hciu -
the City-County Building, 10 tne w
OF Detroit on the Ist day OF Ausus"
PRESENT: HONORABLE CARL NJ
WEIDEMAN. Circuit Judge .,s
II satisfactorily appearing 10 'ns
Court by Affidavit on file the na',y
cry Summons has been issued ou' ~
and under the seal OF this Coui, ~
the appearance OF said defcnusn,,
herein. and that the same couio Nv,
be served on or before the Is'.l" ~.
day thereof. because the saiu o,, ~
fendant Neing a resident OF the .nt
of DetroN,, County OF WAYNE ,aS s,S
State OF Michigan, was conccs,rnss
therein, and said Chancery sumn,rs,",, r,",
has been returned. showing tnat a' 10.
diligent search and inquiry, salu "a
fcndant could not be served III so, snd
City OF Detroit, County OF WaNne ,i, ~
State OF Michigan, on or peioie
return day thereof: :, prp
on MOTION OF CHARLES R PEN
KINS. Attorney for the Plain,lii, a.
1T is ORDERED that the SAID u.o' he
Brownlee cause his appearance ~ .SrSe
entered In this Court witnln .aes a'
months from the date OF TINS u,'ta NJ
and In case of his appeaIsne.
Cause his answer to the fiainua =
Bill OF Complaint TO be filed, any inc
copy thereof to be served upon ~, sar
attorney for the PLAINTIFF w him
twenty days after service upon upon al ~
of copy of said Bill, and NOTICE 70.
this order, and that In default 'n.,n con
OF, the said Bill be taken a. W.
fcsscd as required by law. ,hat
1T is FURTHERED 0RDERhp p,snsd Md
a copy Of this order be puu,sr~rct
according TO law and copy w, M Nv
be served upon the defcndsn ,aw.
Registered Mail as required os ,drc.
CARL NJ. wETDEMhN. Circuit 'u''''
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ. BRANfCTN, Cicrk.
n. SCHUMANN, Deputy I'eiN'
6-li--9-l5-62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25

the car owner Of paving too
much attentio TO his wife
John Wilson Rose 80. Of 506l
Fischer. was held for trial on
$1,000 bond last week on srrslgn.
ment before Recorders judge w
Mckay Skillmsn on the charge Of
larceny in a store Rose was ar
rested in a downtown store where
he stole two mems shirts valued
al S2364.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
ATTY. Juosoh D. POWELL. sR
1Qa QroAdMAx

STATE OF MICHIGAN
~ THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR tn,
COUNTY OF WAYNE IN CHANcypv
ALICE THOMAS, Plaintiff, IS IEos
THOMAS. Defendant
ORDER OF APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION
S7<-t75
At session OF said Court held =
the City-County Building in the Cr,
of Detroit. County OF Wayne ana
State OF Michigan on the i8 da, on
JULY. AID, 1852.
PRESENT: HONORABLE NEAI. FIrz.
GERALD, Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing by Tho
affidavit hereto attached that itA
defendant Leon Thomas. IS no,
resident OF the State OF Michigan
but is resident Of the City OF Chica,
go, State OF Illinois; and that his pre.
sent address - 443 North 81 Louis,
Chicago. Illinois
ON MOTION OF JUDSON y. powell
SR.. Attorney for Plaintiff;
1T is ORDERED, that the AFORESAID
defendant. Leon Thomas. enter NJ,
appearance In the above entitled caus
within three l3l months from the date
hereof, or the said bill OF complain
filed herein. will be taken a. con
fsssed against her.
ON LIKE MOTION, 1T Is ORDEREn
that true copy of this order b
mailed 10 the defendant bN Gers
fled Mail. Return Receipt Requested
Deliver to Addressee Only and thai
the same be published according 10
law in case said Order be returned
undelivered by the Post Office De
part
NEAL FITZGERALD, Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ BRANiCI<. Clerk
CLINTON c. CARTER, Deputy Clerk
B-li-9-l5-62
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
ATTORNEY ALLEN BtBB

STATE or MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIE
COUNTY or WAYNE IN CH.ANCERI
WILLIAM LEE SMITH. Plaintiff, ,s.
DOLORES SMITH, Defendant.
Chsneery No. S27-3Ss
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION AND
APPEARANCE
At a session OF said Court held al
the City-County Building, City OF De
lroit, County OF Wayne, State OF Mich
gan on June 10, 1852
PRESENT: HONORABLE JAMES n.
CANAAN, CIRCUIT JUDGE.
II appearing from the Plaintiff 5
Affidavit OF Non-rcsidence that pro-
cess for the appearance OF Dolores
Smith. Defendant herein, has been
duly issued in this cause and that
The same could not be served because
the said Defendant no longer resides
at the address last known 10 the
Plaintiff and IL cannot be ascertaincd
in what state or country the said De
fendant does reside.
IT Is HEREBY ORDERED, that the
said Defendant enter her appearance
in this cause on or before three ~
months from the date OF this Order,
or the Plaintiffs Bill OF Complaint
be taken as confessed by the said
Defendant
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that this
Order be published in newspaper
printed and circulated IN NaNne
Count. once each week for Six ,6l
consecutive weeks before the date
OF said appearance and copy of
this order be md;scd 10 the said De-
fcndant at her last known address,
TO wit; 2l08 Grant. Detroit, Michigan,
by Registered Mail with a Return
Receipt Requested at least twenty
20i days before the date for said
appearance.
JAMES y. CANAAN CIRCUIT
JUDGE.
A TRUE COPY
EDGAR NJ RRA\lGAN. Clerk
CLINTON c. CARTER, Deputy
CLERK
7.l3-8-l8.62.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-25
GRAND LODGE CONVENTION coBo HI

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-07
ADVERTISEMENT
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-07
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
Defect Contract
As First Task
BY ALFRED SHERWOOD

Your first duty as a defender
is to defeat the contract. Let
the overtricks fall where they
may.
North dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
AA82
8Q3
oAKJ1092
%84
WEST EAST
AK6 AOJ94
0765 VAJ109s
165 0874
%J109632 "A
SOUTH
A10753
2K42
| oQ3
%KQ75
North East South West
10 10 INT Pass
21 Pass 2NT Pass
3NT All Pass
Opening lead: Heart seven.
When this hand was played,
West led the seven Of hearts
and East captured dummy's
queen with the ace. East con-
tinued with the jack of hearts
and then with the ten Of hearts
to force out South's king.
Now South ratified off his
six diamond tricks. East dis
carded one spade but then de-
cided it was far too dangerous
to throw any more spades. He
sadly threw his two remaining
hearts. holding three spades for
dear life.
This was Just what the doc
tor had prescribed for South.
He could lead a club from
dummy after running all the
diamonds. East could take the
ace Of clubs, but then had no
hearts left to cash. South
therefore made the contract
with an overtrick.
Foolish Question
How could I tell you had
the king of spades?" East
asked when the hand was over.
1t was q foolish question.
East should have known he
couldn't defeat the contract
unless his partner had the king
Of spades. East could see six
diamond tricks for declarer in
addition to the king Of hearts
and dummy's ace Of spades. If
South had the king Of spades
as well, he had nine cold tricks,
and the contract couldn't be
defeated.
East's only chance was to
assume, rightly or wrongly,
that his partner had the king
Of spades. East had to throw
three spades on the long dia-
monds. trusting his partner to
stop the suit.
Declarer would eventually
lead a club. and East would
defeat the contract with the
ace Of clubs and the rest of
the hearts.
If West didn't have the king
Of spades, South might make
an overtrick or two because of
East's spade discards, but this
would be unimportant. The
main thing was to play to de-
feat the contract.
Daily Question
Partner. opens with one no
trump (16 to 10 points,, and
the next player doubles. You
hold:
A10753 3K42 nQ3 %KQ75.
What do you say2
Answer: Redouble. Your side
holds 26 to % points, and you
should be able to punish the
opponents at any contract. The
redouble alerts your partner to
this delightful state Of affairs.
(Copyrighk 1862. Gen. Features corp.)
Machine s55IsI3:i1y:
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ment them with candle. Try
heavy old-fashioned elabo-
rate chandeliers and. by all
means, dine by candlelight.
If your scheme is pale and
light. you may not choose
to slip cover chairs and sofa
but certainly it is simple to
substitute cooler, slicker &C
cent pillows in heat resistant
shades like blues, greens and
violetS.
Other tricks this reporter
has seen used to transform
furniture: Changing the fab
ric behind the grill work in
an eighteenth century break
front and dressing an elab-
crate Venetian table for
summer.
Question: I have a small
apartment. Rugs in the liv-
and dining room are soft
blue. Slip cover on the sofa
is a linen print in a white
ground with lilac, soft blue
and olive green. Would soft
blue walls be good in both
rooms or would this be mo-
notonous? What would you
suggest for two seats on &C.
casional chairs in living
room and seats on dining
chairs? A tiny, dark kitchen
can be seen from both rooms.
What color for walls and
shattered wood cabinets?
Answer: Pale blue would
be all right but l think white
would be much better-some-
how too much blue can be
dull. Have white draperies,
too. and olive green seats on
the living room chairs. Have
blue seats in dining room if
walls are white. Or, to change
aspect Of this room, have a
blue and white stripe for
draperies and chair seats.
Canary yellow walls and
cabinets would be a good
choice for the kitchen.
Question: We have Danish
modern furniture. One chair
is orange; another is a brown
and black stripe. Walls are
beige; rug is white, beige and
cocoa brown tweed. What
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-25

color for draperies, sofa, large
throw rug and toss pillows?
Answer: A dull brown or
black sofa might be the
answer with a white throw
rug, beige draperies and
white, yellow and orange
toss pillows.
Question: My problem is q
front be broom. 1t faces
north. French Provincial fur
niture has a parchment fin
ish that has mellowed with
age. I like things quiet. What
is your idea for the wall
color? I thought of an an
tique white heirloom bed
spread but perhaps this isn't
correct.
Answer: Because the room
faces north, paint the walls
and woodwork a warm color,
say a pastel coral if you like
this color. Have same color
for draperies and dust ruff
file if you use one. Rugs could
be in a bright and deeper
color of the walls. The white
antique bedspread should be
appropriate in the room. Have
off-white lamps too.
Question: Please suggest
color for sofa, chairs, access
series and upholstery for din
ing chairs. Living and dining
room are combined. Walls,
carpet and draperies are a
celadon green. A chandelier
is white with gold flecks.
Could I use Italian as well
as French furniture? Also, I'd
like to have a piece of white
furniture?
Answer: Yes. you can COM
bine Italian and French fur
niture. An antique white
chest would look very nice
against the celadon green
walls. Have the sofa a celia
don green, too; two chairs
in pastel citron yellow and
accessories in a brighter yell
low. Dining room chairs
might also be citrus yellow,
a citrus green and white
stripe or a small design in
these colors.
Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-25
Decor Tricks Cool Room
By BETTY PEPIS
Contributing Writer

Psychological as we'll as
mechanical devices can keep
you cool at home this sum-
mer; just a little trouble can
make a major contribution to
a family'S comfort.
Look first to the windows.
Just as. in winter. curtains
and draperies serve to inSu-
late the room by cutting
drafts and discouraging cold
from seeping through. so in
July and August correctly Sc
lected window coverings can
keep the heat of the sun
from penetrating. Ideal as a
filmy curtain may appear, try
to remember a more opaque
treatment blinds or shades
might do a more effective
job.
In front of a window that
might be opened at times, or,
in lieu of that, placed in di-
rect path of air-conditioner
breezes. might be some sort
of wind bells. The light
tinkle of these, many of
which are imported from ia
pan. almost seems to exag-
gerate the breeze, or at least
calls attention to the fact
that it exists.
Another subtle Oriental
idea which might we'll be
adapted to our own summer
living is the use of indoor
fountains. Small, electrically
operated ones, now available,
might add a distinctive
touch to an entrance hall
or the corner of a living
room.
Although such an invest
ment might appear extrava-
CANT, the delightful sound Of
dripping water. year after
year. may seem to justify
the expense and make it seem
as worthy a seasonal invest
ment as Christmas orna-
mentS.
Lighting is also to be con-
sidered. Bulbs generate an
amazing amount of heat, so
tone down the wattage in all
lamps, except those placed
for close work and supple
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-25
Display Set

be featured at the Washing
ton Suburban Sanitary Com
missions booth display at the
1862 Prince Georges Show
case and Fair, September 6
through 9.
The theme Of the exhibit
will be Supplying Quality
Water to More than $4,000
Suburban Marylanders."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-25

Did you ever see a magic
spigot?"
Although it's an optical
illusion, it's a model Of a
household faucet which Is not
connected to a pipe, but
which pours a constant
stream Of water.
Such a magic spigot" will
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