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her bedroom, luxurious with green
drapes, a thick green carpet and q
wide low bed with deep yellow
cover.
"Okay." she laughed. And Mrs.
Sayles echoed the laugh. Just try
to get me to the studio"
Producer Dunno and his satellites
decided that Iivia's red-gold hair
must be touched up for the Techni-
color film.
NO" protested Livia sharply.
"Yes," said Mr.. Dunno. She wept
when her hair was dyed a carrot
like color.
Livia had always considered her
figure good. 1t was round and soft
without being heavy. But the sharp
camera lens added 10 pounds to her
weight of 118 pounds. And she had
to remove the 10 pounds for ''Hono-
ria Lewis" Mrs. Sayles had strict in
structions about what Livia could
and could not eat. Livia liked candy
and ice cream. They were now
taboo. She liked butter on her
bread and sugar and cream in her
coffee. They were all forbidden.
"I'll diet with you" giggled Mrs.
Sayles. II could stand losing a few
pounds and it'll make 1t easier for
you"
Kept Under Guard.
Livia lost 5 pounds at the end Of
the first week. And she began to
feel irritable and tired. All day long
she fitted for the exotic 1890 ward
robe she would wear in the picture
The dresses were heavy, and hour
after hour a corps Of dressmakers
shipped and pinned and arranged
material. A sculptor was hired to
model her figure. A well-known
painter put her on canvas.
But not word about her in the
papers until I give the signal" |"
Fordyce told Samuels before leaving
for location.
TITS bad enough having an un-
known girl on our hands-but II We
don't give her any publicity, how are
we to sell the picture?"
"There1l be publicity all right"
Fordyce promised, "the day before
the picture starts" Nothing could
go wrong, but he wanted to make
sure he was there when the ballyhoo
started.
Her name, Clarkson. was to be
changed. And when Livia protested.
she was told: "Mr. Fordyce's orders" I"
Six possibilities were submitted to
her. She emerged as Livia Moore
Regularly she sent $50 a week to
Terry Davidson for transmission to
Earl Dixon. Livia wondered what
Dixon would say when he heard of
her good luck. Would he be glad, or
would he want more money from
her?
In a few days Charles would re-
turn and the picture begun. This
was her big chance and the enor-
nous opportunity excited and de-
pressed her in turn. II she failed
this time. it was the end 1t didn't
matter If you were bad in a small
pictllre-you could change your
name and start again somewhere
else. But not with this one II you
succeeded, you were a star Of first
magnitude. II you failed, you were
finished.
Samuels looked at Livia critically
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lay DdCk III Ills dIIHS. " WdS 6OOu W
be with Bruce again.
What does Saskia-say-about
your stunt job?" she asked mischiev-
ously.
Lets make a pact" he said. Il
won't mention the name of Charles
Fordyce-if you forget about Sas-
kia." She shifted uneasily.
I'm 'Honoria Lewis, and he's di-
recting it," Bruce released her and
stood up.
That's interesting" he said final
ly, I'm doubling for your leading
NANNY new job. was going to
tell you"
Bruce. how wonderful" she rose
and flung her arms around his neck.
He kissed her eager lips, and then
put her from him.
I'm not so sure. But from now
on-he grinned, TITS every man for
himself"
And every woman" said Livia,
coming close to him.
He kissed her again. This was
what she wanted-this was what
any woman wanted-a man for all
eternity.
Il wish we were married." she
said pensively.
IF it weren't for the pictufe?"
Eyes"
He wanted to say, IF the picture
fails, will you marry me?" But that
was not how he wanted her She
had to come to him without any
conditions. She still had lot to
learn. She still had to find the key
to what was good and what was
false. This picture would prove the
stuff of which she was made. 1t
would be interesting to see how she
came through-if she came through.
Come on-Iu take you home -
Bruce perched her hat atop her
locks. She did not want to go.
still all or nothing, Bruce?"
II guess So"
you're the most difficult man
to break down." He grinned.
Come on, Cinderella, it's IL
o'clock" Only the night before
Charles had called her Cinderella.
The word troubled her. Was she a
Cinderella? Was everything to van
ish at II? She clung to Bruce.
He kissed her gently and took
her outside to his car.
X X X X
Vera and her husband George left
for Mexico. leaving their baby with
Livia. That complicated matters
somewhat, according to the pub
licity head of Magnificent Pictures.
Being a star had several compli-
| cations. ......
THE baby looks like you," he
grumbled when Livia showed him
picture of the smiling youngster.
And you can't live alone" he in
formed her fatty.
Charles was shooting exterior
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one morning. seeing the dark cir
cles beneath her eyes.
."Night-clubbing?" he asked.

one morning, seeing the dark cir
cles beneath her eyes.
::'Night-clubbing?" he asked.
''Oh, mol" ,. =,
4 "You look tired-what's up?-
I'm worrying about the picture"
Livia said apologetically. Samuels
Cancelled her wardrobe and still
gallery appointments for the day.
go to the beach with Mrs. Sayles
and don't worry about anything"
He gave them q studio car and
. hamper Of food from the studio
commissary and a huge umbrella.
For the freckles," he warned her.
'The picture is costing us two mil
lion dollars" She promised to stay
under the umbrella.
There 1t Is again." said Mrs.
Sayles suddenly. They had halted
at stop signal, and she leaned out
of the window and pointed to a
dark green car that was third In
the row behind them. Livia glanced
through the back window.
Anything wrong?" she asked Mrs.
Sayles.
"No-but It's followed US ever
since we left the house"
"a lot of people are going to the
beach," Livia said carelessly. Its
a nice day"
II suppose So" But Mrs. Sayles
continued to look back at the car
until they arrived at the beach.
And always it was two or three cars
behind them.
Look, it's stopped. too" she said
excitedly when they had exited from
their car. Livia glanced casually
In the direction Of Mrs. Sayles' fin
ger. There were three men in the
car. Their faces were family IA
miliar. Where had she seen them?
There were 50 many familiar faces
in Hollywood. Once Livia had
walked up to q famous star and
said Hello" before realizing that
she did not know him except on
the screen.
The sun sets early In Southern
California. At O'Clock they folded
the umbrella, packed the picnic
basket and returned to Beverly
Hills. The green car followed.
Livia caught a glimpse Of the three
men inside and suddenly remem-
bered where she had seen one of
them. He had the Uranium of an
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and P-To be built site Of proposed new g. A. o.
Building Fifth streets NV, by o.
for 5000 employees.
Mall at Jefferson drive street. occupied
by 1900 workers of War Production Board.
SIN the Mall and Jefferson drive To
be completed early in February for 1000 O. NJ
T-Fourteenth street and Constitution Nearing
completion for 1000 employees probably from War Department.
U-Twefh street and Constitution avenue To be COM
pleted early February probably
o. E. M
w-Behind Building, occupied by TOO from
War Department.
Y-Projected 1900 workers Nineteenth street
NE at East Capitol probably for War Department..
ITO be built at Hope road and Alabama avenue
SE. for 27O0 employees probably Navy Department..
planned for Independ-
S.W. 1t will accommodate 1900 persons
Evening star., 1942-02-02

Livia knew this. She thought of
complaining to Fordyce when he
next called. But no-she must fol-
low the rules OF the game. Later.
you could say, Il will live alone"
and dress in slacks and wear no
makeup in public. But while you
were on the down end of the film
see-saw. you had to jump with the
machine.
There's only one older woman
I know" Livia said hesitantly. Mrs.
Sayles she runs the Hollywood
House" Samuels knew her.
Swell" he said. From now on
you're her niece"
Perhaps she won't care to Gomez"
wen take care Of that"
A New Guardian.
Samuels rented a small house IN
Beverly Hills for Livia and her new
guardian. The rent was $3.50 a
month.
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Il can't afford it." Livia told him.
She recalled the financial disaster
when she had tried to buy her way
to Hollywood attention.
The studio pays for it-until
your option is renewed" Samuels
said in bored voice.
The house was on two floors. 1t
had large white living room. with
white and green-coyered furniture
There was q large fireplace at one
end and a big white piano at the
other. A small dining room adjoined
the large kitchen. Upstairs were
three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
The garden had been made into a
swimming pool by the last occupant.
But there was room for q thin
border Of flowers. The large patio
had white garden tables and COM
Portable green and yellow padded
chairs.
"Okay?" samuels asked Livia per-
functorily. They were standing in
Evening star., 1942-02-02

scenes in the Florida Keys. Bruce
and the technical staff were with
him. They would be gone three
weeks. And with Vera and George
away, Livia was lonely. But there
was much to do before she started
the film, and publicity boss Samuels
planned to use the interval relent-
leSsly.
"You can't live alone" Samuels
repeated Dye know of an older
woman to live with you?"
I'D sooner live alone" said Livia
obstinately. He sighed impatiently.
mo" Until an actress made a
hit in pictures, she could be kicked
around by the publicity department.
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ape. He was the man who had ter.
rified her In the mysterious Beverly
Hills house. And now she ,remenn-
bered he was among the men who
had stopped Terry that day outside
the studio. But why was he follow
ing her? She was paying the $50
week as arranged with Terry.
What did they want now?
Copyrisht. 1942. BY sheliah Graham.
Continued tomorrow
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TEMPORARY BUILDINGS DOT THE CAPITAL-Ths map
shows location the % Government office buildings
and cafeteria which by Public
Buildings Administration. Some complete and occupied
others nearly completed while 10 and the cafeteria
nounced but work has been started B. A. has adopted
the policy of scattering the buildings to relieve traffic
the ettered designations given building
and its current status:
and Cast Of War College grounds Southwest Wash
ington completed March for $500 Department
workers.
D-Independence Fourth street SW, complete
and occupied by ZOO O. P. A. employees.
F. and H-Tweny third and streets NV, used by 1200
War Department workers.
l. j. and Ito built south side Of Rejecting Pool
for Navy Department, to house 1900.
Mon Twenty-sxth street Constitution NV.
occupied by 1000 War Department employees.
N-Immedately behind Navy Department Building and
by TOO Navy workers
Evening star., 1942-02-02
Churqes Desertion

ROCKVILLE, Md, Feb. (Spe-
ciaD Charging that he was DESERT
ed more than 18 months ago, Ralph
M Crowley Of Washington has filed
suit here for an absolute divorce
from Mrs. Dorothy w. Crowley OF
Bethesda. According to the bill, the
Crowleys have a son, Stephen Fuller
Crowley, 5.
Evening star., 1942-02-02
Princess HohenIohe, III,
Reported in Alien Camp
By the Associated Press.

By tEe Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2.-The
Record said today that Princess
Stephanie Hohenlofe Of Hungary
is i'll and had been moved from
the Gloucester IN. j. immigration
station to'"a Western Pennsylvania
concentration camp for enemy
aliens"
The newspaper said the Princess,
who was detained here December
8. was suffering temporary paralysis
Of the legs brought on by a nervous
condition and mental strain.
The Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton and the immigration Service
refused to comment.
Evening star., 1942-02-02
The Real Value and Merit Of
T aiher John S Medicine A
Get 1t NOW and Get Results That
Have Built Its Reputation - Tested
By IS Years Use-Could Anything
Be More Convincing?

Victims of colds often are those
whose resistance Is low due to
lack Of vitamin A.
FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE
helps to relieve such colds and
also coughs and throat irritation
resulting from colds by its sooth-
Evening star., 1942-02-02
Conservation of Paper
Every citizen is called upon to

Every citizen is called upon to
see that not a pound of paper
is wasted. Demand from every
clerk that any unnecessary
wrapping of packages OR un-
necessary use of paper bags be
dispensed with.
Waste paper for paperboard
is vital to the packaging of a
great quantity of war equip
ment.
Do not burn newspapers, but,
when you. have saved enough
for a bundle, give them to the
school children who are CO.
operating in the defense pro-
gram with the parent-teacher
organization In The Stars
campaign for reclaiming old
newspapers.
Evening star., 1942-02-02

Ing effect on the throat.
It's wholesome ingredients are
rich in the essential Ntamins A
and p.
No amount Of advertisement
alone eould have built ito reputa-
tien and good will unlsss he
medicine had real merit
Evening star., 1942-02-02
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CHAPTER XIV.

CHAPTER XIV
again. said quietly when Lva had
and coat.
glad! Say q with bosses"
him the future "Honoa Lewis"
parted lips.
hair softly
pulled her down
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IT, M MvCuT6AN

w
County of Macomb, %. No. 203
Suit pending before John H. Nunneley.
q Circuit Court Commissioner for said
County. between LAKESIDE ESTATES.
. Michigan corporation, Plaintiff. VI.
MATT WOLF. Defendant.
Upon proof by affidavit filed with me,
That II cannot be sscertained in what
State or Country the defendant resides.
It Is ordered. That the said defendant
appear at my office in the Mount Glenn
ems Savings Bank Building. Mt. Glenn
ems. Michigan, at ten O'Clock A. NJ.
Eastern Standard Time, on the fifth day
Of February, A. D. l942, and defend the
complaint filed In this suit or judgment
will be entered by default. and that this
order be published ~ required by sta
tute.
The foregoing suit involves title to:
All that piece or parcel of land situated
and being In the Village Of st. Clair
Shores, Macomb County. Michigan, and
known and described a. Lot Nc. 31o
(subject to reservations and building
and use restrictions Is hereinafter re-
ferred to- Of the recorded plat Of Lake
st. Clair Gardens Subdivision No. I Of
part of p. c. No. 623, Lake Township,
Maconb County. Michigan. together with
. perpetual easement, but In common
with oil the other present and future
owners Of land In said subdivision,
over the canals leading from Lake 81.
Clair. as shown OF said plat for ingress
and egress to and from said Lake.
JOHN H. NUNNELEY,
Circuit Court COMMISSIONS
Dated: Mt. Clemens, January 10, lo<2
Jan. Is, 20, TN
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
ATE OF MICHIGAN.

BO2 VT
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
County Of Macomb. %. No. 202
u pending before John H. Nunnelcy.
a Circuit Court Commissioner for said
County. between LAKESIDE ESTATES.
a Michigan corporation, Plaintiff, vs.
STEVEN BROWN and FLORENCE
BROWN, his wife. Defendants.
Upon proof by affidavit filed with me.
That 1t cannot be ascertained In what
State or Country the defendants re-
side.
It is ordered. That the said defend
ants appear at my office In the Mount
Clemens Savings Bank Building. Mt.
Clemens. Michigan. Ut ten o'clock A. NJ,
Eastern Standard Time. on the fifth day
of February, A. D. 1912. and defend the
complaint filed In this suit or judgment
will be entered by default, and that this
order be published as required by sta
tute.
The foregoing suit involves title to:
and being in the Village Of st. Clair
Shores, Macomb County, Michigan. and
known and described as Lot 303 (sub-
ject to reservation and building and
use restrictions a. hereinafter referred
to) Of the recorded plat of Lake 81.
Clair Gardens Subdivision No. I OF part
of p. c. No. 623. Lake Township. Ma
comb County. Michigan, together with
. perpetual easement. but In common
with all the other present and future
owners Of land In said subdivision. over
as shown N said plat, for ingress and
egress to n from said Lake.
JOHN H. NUNNELEY,
Circuit Court Commissioners
Dated: Mt. Clemens, January 10. l9l2
Jan. IL. 20. 27-M
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ORDER or PUBLICATION
cATE or MICHIGAN.

0O6 w A4O
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
County of Macomb. 50. No. 3oi
Suit pending before John II. Nunneley,
q Circuit Court Commissioners for said
County,. between LAKESIDE ESTATES,
Q Michigan corporation, Plaintiff. w.
JACK BEATQN and GRACE BEATON,
his wife. Defendants.
Upon proof by affidavit filed with me,
That II cannot b ascertained In what
State r Country the defendants reside.
1t ID ordered. That the said defend
ants appear at my office tn the Mount
Clemens Savings Bank Building. MT.
Clemens. Michigan. at ten o'clock A. M.
Eastern Standard Time. on the fifh
the complaint filed In this suit or judg-
ment will be entered by default, and
that this order be published ~ required
by statute.
The foregoing suit involves title 20:
All that piece or parcel of land situated
and being In the Village OF 81. Clair
Shores. Mscomb County, Michigan, and
known n described ~ Lots 32l and
IA tsubjsct to reservations and building
and use restrictions rs hereinafter re-
ferred to) OF the recorded plat Of Lake
st. Clair Gardens Subdivision No. I Of
part p. c. 033, Lake Township. Mscomb
petusl easement. but In common with
all the other present INK futurs owners
Of Land IN said subdivision, over the
canals leading from Lake q. Clair. q
shown In said plat, for tngYess md
egre0s 70 md from sald Lake.
JOHN n. NUlUeELn.
Circuit Court Csmmiasiens1
Dotted: M Clemens. January 10. le<3
:. Jan. u. -. TN
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Notices
oRDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MICHIGAN.
County of Macomb. IS. Nc. 304
Suit pending before John Fl. Nunneley.
a Circuit Court Commissioner for said
vELoPMENT COMPANY. q Michigan
corporation. Of Detroit, Michigan. Plain
TIFF. VS.. HERMAN KREFT. ERNEST
KREFT. JOHN KRErT. LILLIAN
KRONE. ARTHUR a. UDE. Trustee Of
Jean Baumgartner: being heirs of Jo-
hanna Krohn.. Deceased. Defendants.
Upon proof by affidavit filed with me.
That said defendants Herman Kreft and
Ernest Kreft reside put Of the State of
Michigan.
It is ordered. That the said defend
ants appear at my office In the Mount
Clemens Savings Bank Building. Mt.
Clemens Michisan. e. ten o'clock A. NJ.
day of February A. D. 1912, and defend
the complaint filed In this suit or judg-
ment will be entered by default. and
that this order be published a. required
by statute.
The foregoing suit involves title to:
A Situated ,ed' | R'ef The or J RfIss. % Of 1as 81. e clais
Shores. Mscomb County. Michigan. and
known and described as Lot No. SIS
tsubject to reservations and building
and use restrictions a. hereinafter re-
ferred to) Of the recorded plat Of Lake
st. Clair Gardens Subdivision No. ! Of
part Of p. c. No. 623. Lake Township.
Macomb County. Michigan. together
with . perpetual easement but In COM
mon with all the other present and fu-
ture owners Of land In said subdivision.
over the canals Leading from Lake 81.
Clair rs shown on said plat. for ingress
and egress to and from said Lake.
JOHN n. NUNNELEY,
Circuit Court Commissions
Dated: Mt. Clemens. January 10. ls43
Jan. Is. 20. 27-M
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and whereas detsult has bsen made IN
the conditions Of said mortgage by Tea-
son Of the o payment Of moneys due
hereunder and the power Of sale there
In contained having become operative
and no proceedings At law or In equity
having been instituted to recover tho
indebtedness now remaining secured BY
said mortgage or any part thereof and
whereas the amount claimed to be due
upon said mortgage ut the date Of this
notice for principal and interest sbd
taxes. 10 the sum OF Three thousand
ssyiS a oil ,; ssyss:y n'' N
Now therefore. Notice Is hereby given
that by virtue Of said power of sale and
the statute In such case made and pro-
vided the undersigned viii sell 1t public
vsndue to the highest bidder On the eth
the forenoon Of that day. Eastern Stand.
ard Tine. at the westerly or Gratiot
Avenue entrance of the Macomb County
Building In the City Of Mt. Clemens.
Macomb County. Michigan. tthat being
the place Of holding the Circuit Court
for the County Of Macombl the lands
described In said mortgage or sufficient
thereof to satisfy said mortgage indebt-
edness and all costs Of sale together
with an attorney fec Of thirty-fivc dol
lars ($35.00) which said lands and prem
ises are described a. follows, to-wit:
A0uo IN tho 1OWuSN1tp Oh SteTunBs
Macomb County. Michigan. described
rs . parcel Of land In Section u.
TWP. 4 N. r ~ East. Sterling Town
ship. Macomb County. Michigan. de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at q
point on the eastsrly line Of Section
IL which u 8. - 81 w. 326.5 Il.
from the intersection Of the center
line Of North River Road so-called
and the easter!y line Of section II.
thence 8. 20 81 w. Sll.el Il. along
the section line to Q point. thence 8.
SO AZ w. &3i.33 n. TO . point. thence
s. ago So z. 40 Il. TO . point on q
traverse line on the bank Of the Clin-
ton River, thence continuing along
the same course to centerline OF satd
River. thence along the centerline Of
the Clinton River on q course - laid
out along the bank - follows: N.
7ss ~ W. 1910 II to . point. thence
N. Ito or Z. 765.3 n. to Q point.
thence 8. SIC o. e. 500 n. to the
place Of beginning. containing Sal
acres Of land more or less
Dated: January 5. l9&2.
EFFiE L. swANK.
CHRISTIAN r. MATTHEWS,
Attorney for Mortgage.
Business Address:
COS Price Bldg, Mt. Clemens. Mich.
jan. Q. -, 20. ~: FEB. 3, 10. II, ~:
March :. 10. II, 3l-Monitor
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Change % Nsme 20 Richard Gsrfiei6
Tswns-Ssb ~. 1Ss.
Stste oSbk Michigan. The Probate Court
for the County OF Mscomb.
Al . session Of said Court. held N the
Probate Office In the City Of Mt. Glenn
ems In said County. on tho 18th day of
January A. d. 1919. I
Present: Hon. Joseph ". Trombly,
Judge OF Probste.
In the Matter Of the Change Of Name
Of Jack Thomas Benton. An Adult.
On reading and fling the petition Of
the said Jack Thomas Benton praying
that his name b changed TO Richard
II Il Ordered. Thst the i<th day of
February, AID. iS<3. ct nine o'clock IN
the ~f0renoon. st said Probate Office. Be
@A y hereby appointed for hearing aid
petition;
Il . further Ordered. That public not
jce thsrsoS b uven ~ publication Of .
coy u this order. ncs eecff~ week. for
three successive weeks previous 70 satd
dsy Of heoring, IN The Daily Monitor .
neWypapor printed and circulated b said
County.
JOSEF ". TRoMBLY.
Judge Of Probate.
xAswS' sssxSs,arsos.
HeGister q Probate.
san- 3o-17-rsb. 3-Mcn-
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hole. Approved Brokers
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National Bank
Phone MI. Clemens 1914
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day.
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NOTICE or MORTGAGE sALR

Where's csss J. Jsnkowski and Ma
yankcwshi. his wtse; msds :nd eseevt:d
deg q June. 10. 10 EffiA L owank.
which w. recorded n the offles Il ths
Negtster Of Deeds for the County q
Of mortgages on page 5s1. on The 18Th
day Of juno. 1919. at 3:3o o'clock p. ~