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Floride IS called on to supply
her ouoA of student nurses for
fhe newly eFeafed u. 5. Cadet
Nursing Corps. Girls will receive
training in regular hospital nurs-
ing sah0olf win all expenses paid
Plus ID clothes and necessary sup
plies and De paid in addition while
learning. Each student nurse re-
heses . registered nurse for war
service. Inquire of your local De-
Tense Council OF hospital.
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TODAY'S GAMES
MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUE:

American League
Philadelphia at Chicago. twi-
light and night games.
New York at Detroit, two
games
Boston at Cleveland, two
games.
Washington at ST. Louis. night
game.
National League
ST. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at New York, two
games.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. twi-
light game.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia,
twilight game.
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LEGALS
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Tha
Howard F. Wilson. holder 81 Ia
No 35i. 352. 353. 354. IS
Isl, SIS. 359 and $50. issued an
IN day of July. a II. 1871. Ia
filed same in my office and has mad
for a tax deed to be Is
lued thereon. Said certificates EN-
,race the following described prop
srty I'm the County Of Monroe. stat
4 Florida. to-wit-
Lot :. Sqr I. TT. 81. A3-so2 Gs-
5i0-5l2. As recorded in Monroe
County Records. as embraced in
Certificate No. 35I. The assess
ment Of said property under the
said Certificate issued was in the
name 81 Harry w Michigan,
1T al
Lot Z. Sqr. /. Tr. 81, A3-4g2. Ga
5IO-5I2. As recorded in Monroe
County Records. as embraced in
Certificate No. $50 The assess
ment of said property under the
said Certificate. issued was In the
name 81 Harry W. Michigan.
Et al
Lot ;. Sar. l. TT. 81. A3-402 c.
5I0-5i2, As recorded in Monroe
County Records. as embraced in
Certificate No. 353. The assess
ment of said property under the
said Certificate issued was in the
name 81 Harry W Mc6iuigan.
TT al
Lot s. Sqr !. Tr. q. A3-f02 G9-
5lO-5i9, As recorded in Monroe
n. In
Certificate No. ss4 The assess
ment 81 said property under the
said Certificate issued was in the
name 81 Harry w. Mctiuigsn.
TT al.
Lot :. Sqr I. TT. 81. A3-403 G9-
sI0-5l2. As recorded in Monroe
County Records. as embraced in
Certificate No 355. The assess
menI OF said property under the
said Certificate issued was in the
name Of Harry ". Michigan.
IT al
Lot ). Sqr /. TT. n. A3-fO2 c.
5le-5I2. As recorded in Monroe
County Records, as embraced in
Certificate No. $50. The assess
ment Of said property under the
said Certificate issued was i'm the
name 81 Harry W. Michigan.
TT al.
Lot >. Sqr /. TT 81. Aztec Ga
5i0-5l2. As recorded in Monroe
County Records. as embraced in
Certificate No. 3s7. The assess
ment 81 said property under the
said Certificate issued was ia the
name 0f Harry w Michigan.
Tt al.
Lot 10. Sqr I. TT. 81. A3-4O2 Gs-
5iO-5lZ. As recorded IN Monroe
County Records. as embraced in
Certificate No. SIS The assess
ment 81 said property under the
said Certificate issued was in the
name Of Harry W. McGuigau.
TT al
Lot II. Sqr. I. TT. q. AS-gO2 G9-
5l0-5l3. As recorded in Monroe
County Records. as embraced ia
Certificate No. 559. The assess
ment Of said property under the
said Certificate issued was in the
name Of Harry ". McGuigan-
1T al.
Lot >. Sqr. /. TT. q. Assoc Gs-
5l0-5I2. As recorded ia Monroe
county Records. as embraced ia
Certificate No. $50 The assess
ment Of said property under thu
said Certificate ISSUED was in the
name 81 Harry w McGuigan.
Tt al.
Unless said certificate shall be r.
deemed according tu Law. the prop
.rty described therein Will be sold I
he highest bidder at the court hous
.oor on the first Monday ia IN
of September. i943. which !
he 6th day 81 September. 1913
Dated this 3rd dan ~ August. 1877
SEALl Ross q sawyer
'isrk If Circuit Court Of MOnro
County. Florida
aucS-Io-11-24.I
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LEGAL.S
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FoR
TAX DEED

NOTICE OF APPLICATION ron
TAX DEED
fsennfe MN No. 1881
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
Eddie NJ. Valdez. holder OF Tax
Certificate No. 233. issued the
Ttk day OF July A. D. Is&i. has
fued same fn my office and has
made application for. a tax deed 20
be issued thereon. Said certificate
embraces the following described
property In the County Of Monroe,
State OF Florida, to-wIt:
Lot 10. SCR. 4. Tf. "a. Moffat's
Subdivision. SS-2s2. As recorded
IN Monroe County Records.
The assessment OF the said prop
eTty under the said certificate Is
sued was in the name of Maria VAL
dez-
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according to law, the prop
erty described therein will be sold 10
the highest bidder at the court
honse door on the first Monday in
the month of September. 1913. which
Is the 9Th day of September. iS43
Dated this 3rd day Of August. 1913.
tSE.ALD Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe
County, Florida
1913
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NOTICE
Tallahassee. Florida
AuguSr . 1913.


August O. 1913.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees 81 the Internal Improve
ment Fund Of the State Of FLORIDA
will hold a meeting at L o'clock
Noon. September IL. 1888. at TAI
lahasSe... Florida to consider the
sale II and receive competitive
bids tor the following described
submerged and sovereignty land in
MONROE County. Florida;
"A parcel Of sovereignty land
whose dimensions are approx
matelv 80 feet wide East and
West nv 4eO feet North and
south. adjacent to State Road
Department RiEht-of-Way i'm
mediateiv South and West of
the bridge under construction
AT Jew Fish Florida. on State
Road No a.. being bounded
On the East bv Inter Coastal
Waterway. on the West nv
short Greek and ON the North
hv Road Right-of- WAY. lying
and being in the NEL 81 NWL
Of Section Sc Township 50
South. Range 20 East" Exact
description 90 Dee furnished
with deed.
This Notice Is published in com
pliauce with Sections 9704S and
ga o9 Florida Statutes 1871. and
also in compliance with Sections
2s3i2 and 253I3. Florida stat
utes 1s4l. that any person or per
sons who NAV have objections 70
said sale NAV have an opportunity
20 present the same On date -
SAL. as therein provided
The Trustees reserve the right %
.-is-ct auV and ali bids
nv order - Trustees - the In
ferual E'aproVenlant Fund
SPESSARp 7. HoT LAND
Attest Governor
= e ELLIOT SAr~@tarv
auEl0-l--24-3i sept-1147
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CARDS HAMMER
BOSTON BRAVES
ED sOx DEFEAT cLEvE
LAND INDIANS BY
SCORE OF 81

NEW YORK. Aug. 24.-The
s. Louis Cardinals pounded out
~ hIis off Nanny Salvo and
rookie Armand cardoni for 4
l4-5 win over the Boston Braves
giving Max Lanier his 10th win
of the season.
The Boston Red Sox slueged
souihpaw Al Smith for I3 hits
IN seven innings and withstood
four-run eighth-inning rally
against George Woods TO who
the Cleveland Indians. 9 TO 4 in
the opener of scheduled dou-
bleheader.
In q night game, the Chicago
White Sox defeated the Phila-
deiphis Athletics IN a shutout
contest The score was TO.
The foi.0wiLg are the results
Of the games played:
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LEGALS
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED

FOR TAX DEED
fsenafe Df1I Ne. Ia8D
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
Paul q. Thompson. holder of Tax
Certificate No 50. issued the
eth day of July A D. Is4i. has
filed same in my office and-has made
application for a tax deed To be is
sued thereon Said certificate en-
braces the following described prop
erty In the County Of Monroe. State
Of Florida. to-wit:
PIT Lot Ia. Sqr- ~. PP-4. As re-
corded In Monroe County Records
The assessment or the said prop
erty under the said certificate is
sued was In the name Of George
Thompson Heirs
Unless said certificate shall he re-
deemed according TO law, the prop
erty described therein will be sold TO
the highest bidder at the court house
door on the first Monday in the
month OF September, is43. which is
the sth day Of September. 1898
Dated this 3rd day Of August. 1919.
(SEALD Ross q SAWYER
Clerk Of Circuit Court of Monroe
County. Florida
aug3-Ie-IT-24.Is43
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l9eunoo nm - -. "a
Nsii = kna.lss, holder q ~
Cerfificatt M. lsIs. sxmea 80
It'll day OF July A ID. fssl- "a. ~
ed sans In my effl<e ana -. 49,
application Tor q tai deeA - - ~
sued thernon- S4tA esrtI1lcats -
braces tbs foIlopsinG deoerI6s6 49,
erty In the County d nonroe. sfssk
OF Florida, to-wft.
Lot 1. Big Torch Key. Sc. 4, 4
TWP. &c. Re- 3. Aeres H4-1sI
As recorded In Monrae couniy 4
Records.
The assessment sf the 60 -
srty under thu 9aid certff1onfo -
sued was In the name Of JosG5k
aSer
Unless said csrtiffcAts shan =
redeemed according to Law.
property described therein VIII
sold to the highest bidder q c
court house door on the first Moo
day>in the month of September. 19&'
which is the sth day Of Septembel
1919
Dated this 3rd day OF August is<'
fSEAL) Ross G erWyw
Clerk of Circuit Court Of uo1rc
auss-1s-iT-ax.iss
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~ THE ttHtttE COZ ri or GHE
ellen ENTH tDItIAI CIRCUIT
or THE STATE on FLORIDA. II
AND FOR MONROE f'OI MY. ~
CHANCERN.
Cose No. 9-s4
RALPH y GARCIA JR.
DIN OkCF
Laura MAY GARCIA
Defendant
ORDER or BLICATION
THE STATE OF FLORIDA
TO LAURA MAY GARCIA.
$40 EAST STREET
PITTSBURGH PENNSYLVANIA
10 j. hereby ordered that YOU are
required 10 appear on the sth day OF
September. 1873. before the abOVe
entitled Court - the 1911 IF Com
plant filed against YOU herein and
The Key West Citizen - hereby
designated as the newspaper In
which this order shalt h- publish
ed once a week for four ga con
S-eutfN- weeks
Witness the Honorable Arthur
Gomez as one 81 the Judges 81 this
Court and the Seal - this Court
IN tn Titv - Kew West Monroe.
County. Florida This srd day ~
AuFust- 1913
fSEATf Rnss c SAWYER
CLERK Circuit Court Monroe C"un-
~ Florida
Hv tSd kathleen %attage
beputy Clerk
suE3-Io-I--24Is4s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-24
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCIIT
Or THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
md FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
GHANCEHy

tHANCEHf.
Case No. s-S5
ELoISE POTTER.
Plaintiff.
ORCE
ALFREpo POTTER.
Defendant
ORDER OF OBLIGATION
TIE STATE OF FLORIDA
To ALFREDO POTTER
1884 VAN FELL STREET.
PHILADELPHIA PENNSYLVANIA
~ - hereby ordered that Won are
required {" appear ou the 6th day Of
September. 1873. before the above
entitled court 20 the Bin 81 Com
plaint filed against You in the
above entitled cause. and The Kew
West Citizen - hereby deSignat-
- as the newspaper in which
this order shall De published once
week for four ca consecutive
weeks
Witness the Honorable Arthur
Gomez a. one Of the Judges Of
this Court and the seal IT this
court IN III civ ~ Kew West
Monroe County Florida this end
day "f August \ ~ 1913
tSEALl Ross & SAWYER
Clerk Circuit Court. Monroe Cpun
fV Florida
by (Sdl Kathleen N0ttaee.
Deputy clerk
NATURALIZATION
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LARGEST PRODUCER

BALTIMORE. - Peru is shown
To be the largest producer of vana-
dunn.
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National League
GREATEST DROP

NEW YORK. - Angel Falls in
FenexneIa, drops about a mile. the
greaiesi drop in the world.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-24

MILWAUKEE, - u. S. cruisers
and privateers captured more
than 1000 British merchantmen
in the war of 1912.
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LECALS

~ THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA
N AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
N GuANCEHT.
Ease M. a-fIo
IiIAsNksNA PINDER GABRIEL
Plaintiff
~. DIVORCE.
HARRISON y. GABRIEL.
Defendant
ORDER or PUBLICATION
To. HARRISON y. GABRIEL.
TommissarN Steward.
Hampton Naval Training STA
tion.
Hampton institute. Hampton.
Virginia
You are hereby required to ap-
near to the Rill Of Complaint for
divorce filed against YOU Ia the
ahov. STYLED cause on the first
Nondav iu October \ " lsfS.
otherwise the allegations Of said
hill will De taken as confessed
none and Ordered at Key west,
Florida. this 23rd day "f August.
\ 10. 1913.
0Cfrcuft Court
SeaB Ross Sawy
clerk 81 the Circuit Court.
Nv (Sdl Kathleen Nottage.
Deputy Clerk
WILLIAM v. ALBuRH.
S.liritar for Plaintiff
aug2g-2I sept f.lFfi
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n THE CIRCUIT cot HF Oh TIL I'LL.
rxHNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
as THE STATE or FLohinA'
AZ Am FoR MONROE COUNTY
~ CMANEHh.
Case NJ. p-I0~
NApcIERITE HELEN WlNEiAf
CASEY PlAlmll.i.
vs. Dtfbhs u
rp,NK THOMAS CASEY.
~
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oanFR or PUBLICATION and
.~Dar.EE, IN APPEAR

m. rpsNE THOMAS CASEY. us
Main Steet. South Giens Fails
New York.
Won are hereby required 10 sp-
,..,r d. the Rill Of Complaint iSI
iayorre flied against You !"
-. entitled cause on the huie
a., &, ort,,b-r. 1913. being the ith
-, - artnber. la43. otherwise me
ait.e.ftons Of said hih VIII De
len a. confessed ~,
none aud ordered at keS 49,,
,,,'.riIs this .ist daN 81 Aux s'
A u. 1913 - SAWYER
(SEALl h's -, N.proe
county Florida ,....
.Saa Kathleen N"ttaEr
10 deputy clerk
augeG-5l sept ls45
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Back and Wagner Grove and
Evening star., 1943-03-22

board or piece Of tar paper for a
few days--until the tiny plants ap-
pear-we will have less difficulty
with weeds
Since the seed are small. they
should be planted in a well-prepared
seed bed and covered with not more
than a half-inCh of soil Thin to
s inches. A very light application
of fertilizer once a month is recon-
mended for vigorous growth. If the
soil IN which they are planted is apt
to dry out, mulch of compost. leaf
mold Or peat moss is recommended.
The leaves of parsley may be used
as soon as they are large enough,
and. of course, new leaves continue
to appear all season long. The ordi-
nary packet Of seed contains enough
seed to supply a generous quantity
of plants for several victory gardens.
AS the young plants transplant
Evening star., 1943-03-22

fairly easily, 1t Is desirable that one
gardener grow the plants for sew
eral gardens.
The bed or row for the parsley
should be well supplied with humus
to protect it from drought and to
keep the plants growing vigorously
If well-rotted manure can be worked
into it before planting, a better
growth of leaves will be insured
The extra Curled dwarf variety is
recommended for the victory gar
dener by the University of Mary
land, Since the leaves are removed
without disturbing the roots. they
continue to produce throughout the
season and only one planting is nee
eSSary. In addition it is often pos
Slble to protect the roots with a
mulch and have them live over win
ter One may lift roots and put
them in pots for indoor culture dur
Evening star., 1943-03-22

two years and was employed in
the United States Accounting Office.
A native of Rutland. VT. Mr.
Fenton was in the Army during the
World War After that he was a
congressional clerk and then sec
retary TO Senator Burton. He was
collector of customs at Cleveland
from 1926 to 1881.
The body will be taken to Wash
Evening star., 1943-03-22
z1Nictory GardensAP;

tritive values it should be used freely
in salads.
Another distinctive characteristic
OF parsley is that 1t will grow in
light shade-something no other
crop will do. 1t is bit slow to start
in the spring and needs a fairly
fertile soil, but more especially one
that is moist, for best results. It
only takes few plants to supply
the needs of most families.
To overcome its sloWness to start
We should soak the parsley seed over
night in warm water before sowing
This will materially speed germina-
ton II We cover the row with q
Evening star., 1943-03-22

ing the winter. They need cool.
moist situation for good growth If
cold frame is available they may
be kept growing in it for some time,
prolonging the season. The protec-
ton thus afforded should carry them
through the winter and insure an
carly Snrino CrOn
Evening star., 1943-03-22
Arthur P. Fenton Dies;
Once Senator's Aide
BY the Associated Press

BY tDf NSSOClAIe0 PreSS.
INDIANAPOLIS, March % -
Arthur Phillips Fenton, ST. former
collector of customs at Cleveland
and one-time secretary to the late
Senator Theodore L. Burton OF
Ohio, died here yesterday after q
months illness.
Mr.. Fenton had lived here fol
Evening star., 1943-03-22

ington for funeral services tomor-
row and burial in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Evening star., 1943-03-22
% 900 on Channel Islands

The population Of the Channel
Islands of England increased after
the first World War. but declined
in the sos and IS now about SO 600
Evening star., 1943-03-22
GROW PARSLEY IN THE
VICTORY GARDEN
BY WILBUR II. YOINGMAN.

Parsley should be must in every
victory garden. Formerly 1t was
looked upon as having value only as
garnlSh. The nutritiOniSts, how
Evening star., 1943-03-22
Women Clear Debris
In Bomb devastated
Plymouth, England
Two-thirds of 100000
Population Return to
heII-Ruzed Devon City

IN this. The first OF a series OF
articles about BritGin'S maritime
cities, Helen Kubpotrick, London
correspondent OF the Star and
Chicago DaUV Ne3CS. GircS a pic
tlre Of mach bombed Plymouth,
7rhoSe population 1roS nearly
hdlUed in 1871, as ii looks tOdGy.y
Evening star., 1943-03-22

ever, have told
us that it is one
Of the three best
sources of vita
MINIS A and c
Evening star., 1943-03-22
No. 81

and is IN high IN iron. copper and
With all Of these nu-
Kodiak mirror., 1943-11-13
a S)I Ar-tHA4 A
 l nda OIL PIPE LINES A REFlNERIES OIL FIELDS

THE GERMANS were in the Caucasus in World War
 but not for long. Other invaders and traders had been there long before them to get wines for The kings of Persia. fair-hared Caucasian women for Tur keys harems. inc music of tnkIine gold pieces.
 In the shadow of mighty Mount EIborus Is,47o-fooi keystone peak of the formidable Caucasian Range mythical Areonaufs searched for the Golden Fleece.
 Modern Russians work the fertile steppes for wheat barley and corn and for two valuable oils: black gold gushing from the richest fields laImost l9o million barrels in 94o) of the second largest oil producing country the many purpose oil pressed from great fields of sunflower seeds.
 The natural defense line of inc Caucasian Range, ioo0me picket fence stretching from inc Black to the Caspian Sea. shelters from invasion Georeias rich manganese deposits largest in the word her valuable Trans-Csueasan mines and the southern oil fields.
 Out of the hills onto the sfePpes mechanical and horseback. the Cossacks ride again and sing they fight But ths lime they Yankee-made sub-maehine guns beneath their colorful robes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23
Museum TO Open Earlier

The Children's Museum in Audit
bon Park, 4215 Massachusetts ave-
nue. NV, Is opening its doors earl
Ter this week, except Saturday, be-
cause Of the rationing holiday in the
schools. The museum will open at
2 pm. each day through Friday. On
Saturday it will open at 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23

You can place a Want AID" in
The Evening Star as late as IL
o'clock tonight At the business
counter, or if you have telephone
call MA. 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-23
Job Confirmation
Bill May Exempt
Mechanical Craftsmen
Committee Action on
Mcclellan Measure
Slated Tomorrow
BY J. A. O'LEARY,

The Mcclellan bill to require Sem
/ ate confirmation of all Government
employees earning $4,000 or more
probably will be amended by the
I Senate Judiciary Committee to ex-
empt a substantial number of me-
Chanical craftsmen in navy yards
and arsenals, who reach that salary
/ level.
This was indicated today by
Chairman Van Nuys, as he called an
executive session of the judiciary
| Committee for 2 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon to act on the bill.
A subcommittee that held hear
ings on the measure approved 1t in
substance yesterday, but left some
of the details to be worked out in
full committee. The full committee
discussed it briefly yesterday, then
postponed action to enable the sub
committee to put its recommended
tons in writing.
Favorable Report Predicted.
Senator Van Mugs predicted that,
with amendments, the bill would be
reported favorabIy from the full
committee to the Senate. President
Roosevelt's announced opposition to
the bill is likely to produce a floor
fight before it passes, however.
1t also was reliably reported today
that the bill may be amended to
draw some distinction between old
employees who have worked up from
small positions to $4,000, and those
who are appointed originally to
high bracket jobs. One member
pointed out this could be accom-
plished by having the bill not apply
to those promoted to $4,000.
Amendment Being Drawn.
Senator Mcclellan, Democrat of
Tennessee, author of the measure,
said he would agree to eliminating
the mechanical groups in workshops
like navy yards, but indicated he did
not want the exemption broad
enough to cover technicians in all
agencies.
The exact language of this and
other amendments is being drawn
up in readiness for tomorroW's meet
ing, but is not yet available. AS the
bill now stands, all incumbents
drawing $4,000 or more would have
to be confirmed once, this July, but
the four-year tenure provided for in
the bill as introduced has been
eliminated.
The subcommittee, with Acting
Chairman Mcfarland of Arizona
presiding, also decided yesterday not
to broaden the bill from $4,000 TO
cover all jobs down to $4,000.
You can place Want Ad" in
The Evening Star as late as Ii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Court Holds UD
Move 10 Disbar
Harold Emmons

LANSING, May IAN order
temporarily restraining the state
bar association from proceeding
with d Darn ent proceedings
against Harold II. Emmons, for
mer Detroit police commissioner,
was issued by Judge Leland ".
Carr of the Ingham County circuit
court.
Friday, May IA, was set as a
date for a "show cause" hearing.
In the petition, it is revealed
that action of the bar association
is an outgrowth of Emmons
handling OF the George II. Cum
mings estate. Cummings died IN
1920, leaving an estate in the care
of Emmons and Mrs. Edith Rocka-
fellow TO be used for the benefit
OF crippled children.
When no funds were forthcom-
ming. litigation was instituted and
property valued al 100000 only
recently came under the control
OF the Michigan Orthepedie
Foundation.
Although the affairs were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07

Gets all of the flavor and aroma
out of fine ground coffee; thus is
more economical. Makes s cups
at a time. Come, see this mod
ern method of coffee making.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
DETROIT EVENING TIMES (pHoNE CHERRY $500
Norton Installed
As Chairman Of
Red Cross Here

William j. Norton, prominent
Detroit welfare worker, today was
installed as chairman of the De-
troit chapter OF the American Red
Cross, succeeding Gustavus d.
Pope, resigned.
Elected yesterday TO head one
of the nations most active units
at a high point in Red Cross his
tory. Norton rs executive vice
president of the Children's Fund
of Michigan, trustee of the
McGregor Foundation and a for
mer director of the Detroit Com
'munity Fund.
Joseph B. Schlotman, acting
chairman since Pope's resignation
in 1871. will continue as senior
vice chairman, a position he as
sumed in 1916.
Hugh Mcmillan will continue as
chairman of the executive COM
mittee.
Order War Stamps delivered
TO your home by your Detroit
Tinras narriar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-07
Bedroom Ensembles
That Lend
Distinction

A new vanity skirt With
matching bedspread and
draperies is a very easy and
inexpensive way to re-
decorate your bedroom.
This attractive, three
piece, quilted rayon satin
ensemble is available in
rose, blue, green or gold.
These are styled so as to
blend with most settings
and they do give rooms a
distinctive unity.
The tmify skirt is PRICED at
81, ,fbc spread (anSie or doH-
bicj IS 81 and the drabcrcs
0e 81 a par.