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Evening star., 1942-12-21

In Just few minutes you have them decorating
your holiday wndows-becouse the iooped toos moke
them reody-to-hong- Choose from three otfroctive
potteras in ocen-mesh weose cottons-oll finished
with decorative border design. Are SO inches wide
to potr and 2is yords long. Rich ecru shode
Evening star., 1942-05-07

ROOMING HOUSE.

ave; gross $3.50 mo-; $1,000 handles.
Williams Realty Co., 3l2 Invest. Bldg.
MA 4NR3
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I SALESLADY. experienced in ladies' and
ChldrenS apparel full time. one living in
neighborhood. Apply in person Vivian S,
25n1 Penna ave sc
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LEOIEhDOIN,
For record store; knowledge, Of classical
music. Mr.. Burroughs. 1340 G Sc. W
YOUNG LADY, /
Age IS e 2s typist. to work in in busy busy
sary pleasant and cOngenlal surroundings; .
good salary TO start and excellent opportu- .
uIty for young lady determined 70 progress.
Apply MI. Gabel ADVANCE CREDIT, 1887 .
Rhode Island ave. Mt Rainier Mo. Union .
STENOGRAPHERS, typists
and Office clerks, experienced,
over 18 years of age. Apply
in person, employment dept,
Peoples Drug Stores, II P st.
ne, 9 am. to noon daily.
GIRLS FOR FOOD MARKET,
experience unnecessary. Ap-
ply A. & P. Tea Co., 18th and
Rhode Island ave. ne,
MARKERS & ASSORTERS,
White or colored; also girls
to learn.
n DplN wi Dd1 y,
/ WASHINGTON LAUNDRY,
9th and K SITS. NV.
/ DESK CLERK, experienced,
interested in permanent po-
sition, in large apartment
hotel; good salary; references
required. AID. 91OO.
SODA DISPENSERS AND
MATTRESSES, preferably
/ those with experience. Apply
employment office, 4th floor,
LanSburgh'S Department
/ Store.
CASHIER,
25 to 80, with knowedse Of bookkeeping;
4O-Hour Week
/ Eastman Kodak Stores. Inc,
607 l4th St W. md Floor.
CASHIER.
CREDIT AUTHORIZER,
Local retail experience will be
helpful but not strictly essential.
Good permanent position. Apply
Mr.. Watson, The Young Mems
Shop. 1919 F St NV.
HOSTESS,
As assistant. experienced in restaurant or
hotel work, under 40 yrs old typlne abll-
ity helpful no Sundays. Apply l0-ll a m.
or 3-5 pm, sl2 l7th st. NV.
DESK CLERK, experienced,
interested in permanent po-
sition in large apartment
hotel; good salary, references
required. AID. 91O0.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colored. desires morning and after
noon work. no SUNDAYS. good CITY refer
eHCeS. 53iS Sherman ave. NV, Apt. 2o4.
GIRL. colored. wants part-time afternoons
or --S days steady ref. ME. oS65
GIRLS. two. colored. wish part-time or
days work. neat. eNpeT., with city ref.
North +23|
IAUNDREsS. G-st class ironer, wants work
cut every Friday. $50 and caJiare.
TAYLOR &Ali
WOMAN Col0red. wishes days work or
D8r.-tIrne work. VIII clean Office or cook in
small lunch room. reference. no o~>-aay
work Phone NE l&54
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SALESMEk.
HELP WOMEk.

SALESNEN-Excellen- opportunity in in
surance firm for two men who can meet
requirements. Gail Ma. $500 for appoint
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HELP DOMESTIC.
NOrNTERETR

CHAMBERAtAID WAITRESS. experienced;
live ill., Goga wages small family. no Iauu-
dry, apply ONLY If you have good references
IN person ! Wethertu rd, Westmoreiand
HIS q bus fare)
COOK. INV. ana light laundry. health
caro- references Teq1IIedi i've oUI Sdu
mo. Call OR. 3236.
COOK and general houseworker. excellent
WaEeS for reliable capable girl colOred or
white references and health card required,
sleep in. Hobart 1907.
COOK and downstairs general housework,
no laundry; > N family, $50 a month.
ApDly at lG2S 20 st. NV for details.
Go home night
resta4rant, at once. Cau Rockville 353
COOK-Good. pla4n COOK; must have city
references SO per month. Cal AID. U9uU,
Apt. 1oo-C, Shoreham Hotel.
COOK, white or colored, eh.w- neat.
mo 1900 Plymouth st. NV.
COOK, general houseworker. live in or out.
small adult family. Teleuhone wa G5t2
COOK and general housework- references.
gooa paw . IN family. Call Taylor 1910
hosi!4hAa OF ewes.
COOK. GHW. ; 10 $50, 10 Sundays.
fnp'oyed couple small apt, Arlington;
COOE-GENERAI. HOUsEwORKER. white
i've III. 20 10 b. upstairs room: small
family. nice home, 500. WI 1857.
COOK AND MAID. experienced Apply
5000 Illinois ave. NV Phone CE U3}3
Take Petw0rth bus or George ave Car.
EMPLOYED MOTHER wants competent
houSekeeper: live in; complete charge; two
small children. & hW, simple cooking
Health certificate and refs. required Must
be fond Of Children SIS wk., I'm. and
board. EN-. $3.50.
GEN HOUSEWORKER in small family;
settled woman bring refs; $50 and car
fare. APT. 4, 2126 Conn. ave. NV.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET. owner
gong into Navy: a good profitable business,
long lease. living quarters. short hours:
real bargain Albert II. Cohen. Realtor.
1042 N Irving St, Ar. Va. CHI. 1861:
Evening star., 1942-05-07

WAITRESS, white. also dishUashers: col
cred Apply Guy-Sum Restaurant, 6l2
WOMAN, white, settled, to care for infant
from 800 p m. TO $50 am while mother
works; good salary to right party. Call
WOMAN to learn short-order cooking and
SANDWICHES. Apply Berens Restaurant,
62d st. NV.
WOMAN, young married white, wanted for
Inv; some care Of child, $50, husband
may sleep in. CO 0fS2.
WOMAN, experienced, to take charge OF
our pastry sales department. In reply
state age, wages desired and length OF
experience. Box 4S4-z Star. -
WOMAN. experienced. in dry cleaning es-
tabushment. III Kennedy 81. NV.
paTt-time manager IN fine Rotei, room and
beard and small saiary must furnish Al
st-siGVSe st. n.W, H0 i0 0fngtS 665$. nee" Apply o
WOMAN white capable Of preparing
located children,s home. Cali Wo. 6164,
WOMAN. colored. general housework; sleep
Telephone RA 2I29.
WOMEN. with personality, sales ability
and wiling to work ram or shine, can
make unusual income in the life insurance
business. Room 500, l422 st. NV. -
WOMEN for part-tlme lunch-counter serv-
ice, l2-%. No Sunday. Cornwells, Inc.
WOMEN 90, colored, good educ and
appearance, for dress business. No exper.
nee. Start about S22 wk. Apply FIJI. ) 10
D IN. Rm. 205, 1927 Eye ST. NV.
WANTED one more lady for part-tlme
sales position. Phone Mrs Hansen, Me
o33l, FRIDAY 80 to 9.3o pm.
YOUNG LADY. pleasing personallty, sen
eraI knowledge O. bookkeeping. films, typ
lnE and answering phone: permanent pOl-
ton. Apply after l. noon. Kennedy's
RADIO. 3407 14Jh 81. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN. gentle, for general Office,
typng, stenography and small switchboard.
See MI. Warlng. American Storage Co,
2Su1 Georgia ave. NV.
LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING HELP.
Markers. aSsorters, pressers and super
vlsors. TOLMAN LAUNDRY. 524S Wis
COnsln ave. NV.
PART-TIME WORKERS.
Ladies with cars, to follow our instruc-
tons IN working in spare time. Mature
age an asset. If you can qualify you can
earn an average of $50 per week. Write
fuu details about yourself to Box
Evening star., 1942-05-07

For record store; knowledge of cla
music. Mr Burroughs. 1340 G ST. '
Evening star., 1942-05-07

Part time. 3 10 hours, 40c per hour, for
breakfast, lunch or dinner; white, over is,
older women accepted also full time ex-
perience preferred but not necessary. Apply
10-1I m. or 3-5 pm. Tally-Ho Shops,
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GAS STATION, fully stocked; exceptionally
low overhead; very reasonable, owners
drafted. 625 T St. NV, Wash, D. c. IL
LIQUOR STORE, IN good location: long
term lease; must be sold, owner subject TO
draft. Box 30I-Z. SLar.
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HELP WOMEN.

WAITRESS, white. also dishvashers: col
ored Apply Guy-Sum Restaurant. 81
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PERSONAL.

HENORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for a ufe-
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery DR.. SOMNIERWER tx,
1865 Columbia rd. Adams 03Ss.
CASH LOANS AT LOW INTEREST EN-
p.oyed men and women car. borrow S25 to
$500 on their signature. Ability 10 make
small monthly payments main require
ment Phone W L. WALLER, Glebe lll2.
IF YOU NEED EXTRA MONEY GEL II
at MY NEW REDUCED RATES. You
can get 500 ana need only repay 81 80
per week which includes interest. the
only charge Other amounts in proper
uon. Can BILL LANE, Michigan 65l0.
NEW REDUCED LOW INTEREST RATES
TO ANY EMPLOYED MAN OR WOMAN.
Whenever YOU need SE5 to $500 in a
hurry lust give me a telephone call You
can geJ this EXTRA MONEY as long as
you need 1t and YOUR only charge is in
icrca. at my NEW REDUCED RATE for
jus- the enact time YOU have the money
just call DAVE PENNEY Chestnut 1924
EXPERIENCED HORSENiAN. ELENrEN-
taTy and advanced instructor. jumping
Specialty- would like local connection;
write. gvirE detftls. Bov l"@-B, Star.
DIR. II W JOHNSON DENTIST.
False Tpprh PaOarraG
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DRUGSTORE, on good corner. making ex-
cellsnt profit: must be sold to close out
estate. Box 305-Z. Star
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WAITRESS
SODA DISPENSERS,
COUNTER WOMEN

EXPERIENCED preferred but not essential
Apply Mr.. Reamy, Union Drug Co, Union
STafiOO
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MARKERS, ASSORTERS and press oper-
ators. Ambassador Laundry, 1926 Irving
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SAIESPERSON,

Permanent. real estate and IN
surance Office. Walter A. Brown,
1415 Eve st. NV, MA. 1852.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CASHIER, white some typlng f1ling, book
keeplng knowledge, references; 5l2 days a
Wk- Write 1917 N. Stafford St. Arl., Va.
HCUSEKEEPER-CO OMPANION to conva-
lesC.ng or elderly person, practical nurse,
references, $50 month and own room eX-
peCrcd. Randolph 739S
LEGAL SECRETARY. capable, attractive
. yrs exp. desires more interesting work,
more responsibility. $40 wk. local ref
RoX 39f-Z. Star. r.
dependable. also Sctentifc infant care: rel
erence. no houSework. co. S542.
PHYSICIANS WIDOW. age 2s, ATTRACTIVE.
Dios..'l0 persona l-tN. college Era duate. gen.
of. experience, knowledge of bookkeeping.
typ5Gg. desires position as recepJloniSt or
assistant IN doc or.S or dentists of. HO
l-15. Salary S11.O0.
SECEETAEIAL OE OFFICE MGR, l. yrs
extensive exp; $50 min. CO. 1865. :"
REFINED WOMAN wishes position as COM
D2nlCn TO elderly person in refined home;
references eEch. AID. 9I33. 33IT 10th
81. nv. S
Evening star., 1942-05-07
CAMERA SERVICE G. REPAIRS
MISCELLANEOUS For SALE

ACCORDTONS-VlSit our store for values
$50 SO. 4S-Dass Ancona, S-4 so. lS0-5aSs
Hahucr. Stl95O, also others. terms.
KlttS, 1890 @ 50. tmiddlo Of the block.
ADDING MACH. Rem Rand. Burroushs.
Corona. Victor Allen, hand and elec. barg.
Circle, lll2 l4th st. NV. DI. 1872.
AIR CONDITIONER ,lo. console model;
sacrifice for quick sale. brand new. Ma
tLnu.l 4 10
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BEAUTY OPERATORS. steady position:
GOOD salary Pleasant environment Also
pdrt-tIme operator. WA. g114.
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HELP WOMEN.
SAI,ESI ,ADY

1r ladies ready 20 wear. highest salary
q. experience necessary. Lady Lee.
Evening star., 1942-05-07

FAR IIME WORhERS.
Ladies with cars, to follow our inStruc-
tions in working in spare time. Mature
age an asset. If you can qualify you can
earn an average of $50 per week. Write
full details about yourself to Box
Evening star., 1942-05-07

WOMEN CD, colored, good educ and
appearance, for dress business. No exper.
nee Start about So wk. Apply Fri. } TO
; m. Rm "O5. 1927 Eve st NV
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WOMEN. COLORED.
STENOGRAPHER.

With knowledge Of bookkeeping: highest
salary paid Lady Lee 1905 F st. NV.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

Sit SH
ACCOUNTANT eXperJs books started. kept
par. time, audIts, statements tax service;
local refs: reas. OF. 20t4
ACCOUNTANT-TAX CONSULTANT- Books
started. supervised, kept on part-tlme basis,
tax reports prepared. WA. 6f00
ADVERTISING MAN desires part-time
work; women s. men s apparel specialist
on COPY and layout. Box I92-Y, Star.
CHEZ colored all round rnan with best
Of reference; can take Charge of kitchen;
l2 years in one place. Gail Ii 1857
MAN, young, white. desires steady position
with future high school grad, draft
exempt NO SIS.
MAN, colored, experienced, wants work as
nousaman or gardener OF vegetables and
hoWerS. Phone Adams 1896
MAN, young colored, wants lob in restau-
refs. good health AT. 5462.
MAN. with artificial limbs, desires some
klnd OF work, sitting down. E. B. Curtis
JOB KING St. Alex, Va. Or you can see
me at the Potomac yard gate.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE. capable well
known D C consider managerial posi-
non or will represent out-of-t0Wn firm
BOX 106-B. Star
STENOGRAPHBR- SECRETARY A., COM
pc.ent, available two or three evenings
SURVEYOR. topographer and geodetic
C1mputer. young man, wants evening work.
to midnight Phone Lincoln 9o6o. -
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lGI RI s
SALESLADY, AGE % TO 40

OALESLAOI ANIE 20 TO 4U.
We have an opening for lady with sales
ability, for outside route work, on .estab
ished route; JOB is permanent and pays
a guaranteed salary Of $3.50 plus COM
mission. Must be capable of operating
car, have operators license; car and ex
penses furnished To arrange interview,
write l. W. MacNillan. LII Okie 81. 4 e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

gouas city judge, a man entered the bed
room where the young couple sleeping.
The mode of entry suggests that it may have
been the barber
But from that point on the events were not
characteristic Of him. Instead of hair, Mrs.
Heidelberg lost a couple of front teeth,
knocked out, before she could scream, by
blow with solid iron bar The same bar, ap-
piled 10 Mr. Hedelbergs skull, prevented any
cutlery from him. II all happened so quickly
that the victims were unable even to describe
their attacker.
1t was after this foray that the aroused
townsfolk- and pelice-iFsPerted- the-bioods
hounds. The dogs picked up a mans trail
under window Of the Heidelberg house and
led a posse to a pair of bloodstained gloves,
discarded in the nearby woods They lost the
scent little farther on in a clump of-under-
brush, where, it was supposed, the fugitive
had mounted a bicycle.
The final incident" occurred on a Sunday
night two weeks later. And this time there
no doubt who was responsible for it, for
the loot was once more NJ IA two-inch-long
gray curl from the head or Mrs r. f. Taylor.
Il was aroused by a noise about midnight,
would judge" she told the police Then 1
have faint recollection of something passing
over my face, something with a sickening
smell. woke up later, violently ILL.,"
The generally accepted Interpretation was
beside which she was sleeping the thief had
simply leaned in passed handkerchief soaked
in choroform under Mrs. Taylor's nose, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

~ HER dream she was riding her bicycle
I down hill very fast The wind was Juggling
J at her hair. 1t felt as though the wind had
fingers that really touched and pulled.
moment later the darkness of the room
~swirled before her eyes and she knew she was
in her bed in the convent dormitory. She rec
ognized the room but thought she was still
asleep, for there was something strange hang
ing over her. a graysh blur surmounted by a
smaller bur- as though there were not quite
enough darkness TO fill the room and these
void gray spaces had been left
Then all at once the spaces became solid
and she was wide awake, staring into a mans
face. Terror surged into her throat and was
throttled there before it could escape in a
scream.
The man had moved. His finger was at his
lips. He whispering.
She tried 10 make out what he was saying
but his blurred face and the larger blur that
the upper part Of his body swan out of
sight and then the bare room, with it's four
beds her own and those Of her sister, Laura
the other little girl and Sister Camille set
tied back into comforting familiarity.
So it had been a dream after all she
thought-until she him again. He had
been hiding behind the head Of her bed and
now he was gliding toward her sister This
time her scream rose thin and shrill in the
silence, shocking everything to life.
In an instant the man had shot across the
room and dived out the window-right
through the screen it seemed; the sleepers all
popped up like Jacks-in-the- boX.--
Mary Evelyn" exclaimed Sister Camille
What's the matter? What are you screaming
about?"
There man in here" the child
gasped He standing right by my bed
He jumped out the Window"
"Nonsense!" said Sister Camille turning
on the light. Then she noticed the window.
The wire screen was hanging loose, cut along
the side and bottom edges.
Recovering from the surprise of this dis
the nun turned her glance TO Mary
Evelyn (now sobbing in the reaction from
fright and received another surprise.
"Your hair" she cried. Whats happened
to your hair?
look Of establishment spread over the
child's tear-stained face as her hand fluttered
about her head.
Its gone she whimpercd. ITS been cut
He must have cut il off,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

This is no ordinary robbery
Aware that mental cases should be
hundred, the nurse arose, put on her kimono
and engaged her tickling Romeo in conversa-
ton. He talked readily enough as long as the
subject was confined TO himself of whom he
turned out 10 be FOND
Evidently he had not found many listeners
as patient as Miss Cribs, for in the end he
proposed marriage, made a date to meet her
the following evening and then rather spoiled
the effect of his performance by walking of
with her pocketbook.
She scarcely expected him TO keen the date
after That, but she was mistaken. lie showed
up and seemed both surprised and hurt when
she turned him in to the police.
John Raymond Eaves, former high school
athlete was the pantsless kiss burglar of St
Louis. His technique was to spot a pretty
young woman, find out where she lived. Dive
up TO her house at night, remove his otter
garments in the car and crawl in her window
in his underclothes.
When she woke up to find him leaning
over TO snatch a kiss, even in bed with her.
he would dash TO the window and leap out
Naturally sigh Of relief went up from ST
Louis women when he was finally caught He
explained his antics with the nonchalant
phrase, oh, get thrill out of them"
And then he electrified his police captors
by saying; you boys ought to remember me-
l was the nigh diver at the police circus a
couple of years ago"
Seems that's where ned acquired his
ability to dive out of windows
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

Peattie twins David and Carol, girl
Hearing a noise in the chidren's room late
at night Mrs Henshaw woke her husband and
together they went to investigate At first
glance all seemed as usual; both children were
sound asleep.
Then Mrs Henshaw noticed the print Of a
mans bare foot etched in sand on the white
counterpart of the vacant bed by the window
Awakened Carol sat bolt upright, feeling
for the blond locks that ordinarily swept her
shoulders
"Why-why!" she suffered, looking dazed-
ly around her. where's my hair ?"
lot of it had disappeared; there was no
mistake about that. She had been given cut
as abbreviated and boyish her brothers.
Once again the window screen was found
TO have been slit; and the missing locks
and the footprint the only evidences of
the mans visit.
While next weeks alarms occurred, as be-
fore, on Monday and Friday, the results in
each case differed not only from the preceding
ones but from each other.
r. J. Anderson, head of the engineering
planning department Of the local shipyard
drove up to his beachside cottage late Monday
night, just as his wife and small daughter ran
out the door, crying that someone was trying
to break i'm back window.
Whether or not il was the phantom bari r,
nobody knows. search OF the neighbor-
hood proved fruitless.
on Friday night, after sitting a window
screen in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. s. T.
Heidelberg, son and daughter-in-law Of Pasca-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

through IL
And So a few weeks ago, began the weird
est series Of robberies this country has seen
since the days Of the tickletoe burglar Of New
York and the trouserless kiss bandit of st.
Louis.
Pascagoula ordinarily sleepy little Mis-
sssippi town, now swollen TO population of
49, 900 under the stimulus of war shipbuilding,
is the scene of the new crime wave-or per-
haps crime hair wave would be a better
phrase as hair seems TO be the marauder's
sole objective.
Pending his capture and positive dentfi-
cation. he has been ncknamed The Phantom
Barber" the supposition being that only a
barber gone berserk would risk his life for
such loot.
But there is a dissenting minority which
points out that II there is one thing barber
is likely to be sick TO death of it is hair. II
one should run berserk they say, IL would
probably be hair that drove him to IL and he
would do his running in the opposite direction
Some members of this group have offered
the counter-suggestion that their home town
scourge Is a Fifth Columnist working TO col
Lothian fer-Axis- borrb-sfghts. Others hold
that ii is being stolen for use in back country
hex ceremonies.
Whatever the correct explanation tand few
psychiatrists would credit any of these) the
fact is that the citizens Of the Mississippi
boom town have been thoroughly terrorized
Parents have started sleeping in their chill
dren's rooms pistols are at a premium; and
come night, most windows are kept tightly
shut
But all these precautions plus an imported
pack of bloodhounds. have so far been unavail-
ing. Nobody has caught even a good look at
the phantom hair-snatcher, let alone the man
himself. The best description of him to date is
that of little Mary Evelyn Briggs, who was
shorn in the convent
He was sorta short" she said. "sorta fat
and he was wearing white sweat shirt"
Another distinguishing characteristic is his
habit-broken only once-of doing his THEW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Wrenched
Suddenly Out of
Sleep by the Feel
of Fingers in Her
Hair Mary
EUeiyn Echeld
G Waking
Nightmare, the
Ugly Face of the
Phantom Barber.

shipped off one of her locks.
A rainstorm prevented
the bloodhounds from going
into action.
And that completes the
list of the hair hi-jacker's
escapades at this writing.
When and IL he is captured,
it should be interesting to
compare him, in the flesh,
with his two outstanding
predecessors in bizarre
burglary.
OF these, Joseph Tickle
toe) Peroz, a romantic gen.
tleman originally of Puerto
Rico, later of New York,
was the first.
Haphazardly clim b ing
fire escapes one Spring eve
ming a few years ago. Mr..
Peroz glanced through an
open window and perceived
a ravishing sight. 1t was
Miss Marion Cribs, a 20
year-old nurse, sound asleep.
What with the Spring
and all, Mr.. Peroz could not
resist the temptation to step
into the room and tickle the
nurses exposed foot with
the corner of the bedsheet.
When she woke up, he
sternly advised her not to
scream, adding proudly:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

ing on Mondays and
Fri d a y s, a r ound
midnight.
Thus. on the FRI
day following the
Monday when he
had raided the con-
vent Of Our Lady of
Victories, he struck
again, this time at
the home Of David
c.. Peattie on one Of
the towns principal
residential streets.
Mrs. Peattie was
in the hospital at
the time. a Mrs.
Walter II e n 6 h a "
and her husband be-
ing on hand TO look
after the 6-Year-old
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

And then she remembered her dream of
the wind lingering her hair.
1t hadn't been the wind ii had been that
man, touching her!
AS she collapsed on the bed the third little
girl. 7-year-old Edna Marie Haydel, announced
that her hair had been cut, too.
1t was true. Her head had been effectively.
If raggedly, shorn-and she had slept right
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and is likely to prevent the use of
Darlap and DeGaulle forces to-
gether.