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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-27
! TECHNICAL SCHOOLS
LEGAL NOTICES

LFCAr NOTICE
NOTICE or REDENPTioN or DAVID
MfiNG ARDEN AND RoSENt WEN
GARDEN AND SoIIHFRN RtAlTY
co.. RFaDJI STD "2sS MERTON
ROAD APARTMENTS" BONDS DATED
NAV 4 1899
Notice Is hereby given 70 the holders
nm 7wrery ~ an OF fhe outstanding bonds
~ me "225 Merton Road Apariuents'
bond issue dated MAY 1920 secured by
trust lndeniure AZ AMENDED and supple
merted. hereinafter described. that pur-
suant ~ the terms 81 said trust indentprL,
as. amended and supplemented a..id SOUTH
ern Realty Co viii redeem the remaining
500 500 Of bonds ~ said isrue now OUT
standing and maturing NAV !. 1877. Nos
. 3. lif13 15ft7. 10, 81. -. 20. o..
81. - 30. o9 lin fh. Al - Il -.
81, 50. so. 81. SO 80 TO II. ~ re so 81,
ss SO -. 90, 81. lo6. ii9, 12i, 1872, 125.
ioi 49, l6a. lef 1I0uIh ls3, lsf, 1871.
lsils0. ls2, le3. 200. 2oIf2in. 2l2, 2i3.
2l5. 22d. 800 29i 23t/23f, 2t2. 2i4I2s1.
2s5f2s7. 300. 2si. 293 2ei 1900 and 3ot
and VIII pay said bonds 20 be 40 redeemed
| ~ tne ofTfre ~ Equitable Trust Company
600 Gris~old street Detroit, MEXICAN, on
November !. 1913, AZ par plus accrued
interest 20 November /. 1853 ana income
lax payment on such interest provided
I'm said bonds upon presentation and sur
render OF SAID bonds 70 Undersigned with
all unpaid coupons tnereuut0 belonging
No interest viii be paid on said bonds 10
he So EeGeela2aa s3.Aa-s ss.'i.--si-ig-isAS
provided deposit 0f the necessary fuud =
for such redemption and payment is mads
on Or before said date assurance salts
factory g. undersigned having been given
hy said Southern Realty Co that fund =
for such redemption aud payment will bs
available on said date q redemption, "a
provided IN said indenture.
said trust irdeuture r. dated May 1,
1929. acknowledged May 2 and 3, 1929
recorded IN Lioer 23ts ot Mortgages. pages
0Ts2s Wayne County records executed
by David Weingarden and Rosena Vein /.
garden, bis wife nrat parties Herman
s. Strauss, Trustee second party, tuuder-
signed Equitable Trust Company a Mich
igan corporation being successor 10 said
Brothers Investment Company. an Indiana
corporation, third party and Was ar,aaaea
and supplemented by agreement dated
October 80, 1889, recorded October 30.
| 1899. In Llber 1919 OF Mortgages. pages
efIl02 Wayne County records exseut ed
by Southern Realty Co, Michigan
| corporation. as nrst party (then owner
~ the Mortgaged property. David Vein
garden. as second party and Undersigned
Equitable Trust Company, as Trustee,
+ third party. In and bv which said agree
nent the original maturity nj said bond.
was extended to May l. 1887 and the
/ interest rate thereon was modified,
Datef september Is, 1913.
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY,
TRUSTEE.
BY HUGH A. GtNDENAIAN,
Its Vice President.
! GEORGE BRAND
Attorney for SAID Trustee,
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TRADE scHooLs-mALE
WOLVERINE SCHOOL
BEAUTY CULTURE SCHOOLS
TECHNICAL SCHOOLS.

CIRLs'--Free beauty culture ,rainine
Hygsnic sohool. $50 Twelfth. Maditon
s053
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF DAVID
DEN, JOSEPH WEiNGARDEN AND
MARY WEINGARDEN NND SOUTH
ERN REALTY co.. READJt Sled
"FoRsYTHE MANOR BONDS DATED
MAY I, 1926.
Notice IS hereby gwen TO the holders and
owners Of all Of the outstanding bonds OF
the "Forsythe Manor bond issue dated
May 1, 1926 secured by trust Indenture,
as amended and supplemented, hereinafter
described. that pursuant 10 the terms OF
said trust inden;uTe. as amended and sup
plsmented said Southern Realty Co. will
redeem the remaining sis 800 OF bonds or
said issue now outstanding and maturing
31/3a. ass. 52/55. $3.50, 1888. s5.
SIS 90 go /iOi, f0S. los, i0s, Ill iI3/lis.
ii9g 1875. 13S, 1873, tsO, li3/lf5. l4s, Isl,
1872, l5i E57. l3s. 100. i63 fl6o, 10. lsd,
lsi and lei ana viii pay said bonds 70 be
80 redeemed at the 0ffice OF Equitable
Trust Company. 600 Grisw0id Street. De-
tron. Michigan. on November 1g43. At
par plus accrued interest to November i.
1913. and income tax payment on such
Interest as provided IN said binds upon
presentation aud surrender of said bonds 10
undersigned with all unpaid coupons there-
unto belonging. No interest will be paid on
said bonds 20 be so redeemed after NOvem-
Der l. 1888, provided dcTosn - ths neces-
ssry funds for such redemption and pay
ment 0. made on or before sad date.
assurance satisfactory 20 undersigned hav-
ing been given bv said southern Realty Co.
that funds for such redemption and pay
ment viii be available On said date OF
redemption as rroVfced N said incenturr.
said trust indentuts "a dated May I,
1928, ACKNOWLEDGED May ID and "A. 1925,
recorded IN Liber 17-U ~ Morisasra. PAGES
563-5Is Wayne County records, executed by
David Weingarden ana Russna NrlusafdsL
hts wife and Joseph lpgarien and Mar
Weing arden. MS wife. arst parties. James
l. ID. Straus Trustee. second paNy tuDdsr-
signed Equitable Trgst Company d Mich
igan corporation. beng succvss0r 20 sAic
James 1 ID. Straus Trusted. AID The
straus Brothers Company, an Indiana cor
poratlOn third party ana WAS argsasded
October ~ 1889. recorded OctOncr 80. 1853,
Wayne County fecortis, executed ~ south
ern Realty CO a Michigan coTpararion a.
hrst party then owner u the mortgaFsd
property. DAVID WelnE8rden. Joseph Vein
garden ana Mary Wetnssgden as s.coni
parties, aud nndsNSs neQ EqV1'a5ls\ Must
Company, as Trustee tNrd party ia shd
by which said, agregmeat TIE original ma
turi'y 10 saAd bonds Ws- ~xfonrea 10 NAY
]. isfT. AM the interest rate thereon vas
moe BAD.
D.tea september rs 1913
EQutrABfE TRUST COMPANY.
TRUSTEE
~ HUGH a LiNDENMAN.
It's Vice President.
GEORGE p BRAND
Attorney Cor ssia Trustees.
37ps % Rsrluui Tower,
Detroit, Michigan.
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WOMEN
WOMEN OVER 30
WOMEN OR GIRLS

AT LEAST rs, FOR FULL TIME WORK
APPLY FANNY FARMER CANDY SHOP
81 GLENDALE. HIGHLAND PARK
APPLY \ NJ TO IL NOON, INCLUD-
INC; SATURDAY
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-mALE

MAN with Dodge truck IN eood condi
ton desires a steam cosl hauling Job
or any other essential hauling job TIE.
, 1856
EXPERIENCED COLORED MAN wants
wall washing, paper cleaning, painting
Trinity 2-e64-
Evening star., 1943-12-19
Bethesda.Lower MONTGOMERY County
Informal PreboHday Parties;
|Annual Tree-Cuttimg Fete

which one is the most successful ir
loading it on the back of his car
The Hostetler and the Bailey par.
ties today usher in week of par.
ties just as informal and just as
pleasant.
The Howard P. Foleys have asked
some of their friends to drop in at
their home in Kenwood on Christ
mas eve. The guests will help trim
the tree and since Mrs. Foley is a
musician of note and many OF her
friends are musicians, part of the
evening will be given over to the
singing of carols and Christmas
music.
Next Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. r.
R. Spencer will have dinner with
all of their relatives in this part of
the country as guests. They will
have 16 altogether and as their
guests of honor they will have their
son, 1t. Nathaniel r. Spencer, U. S.
M. c., and his bride of few months,
the former Miss Barrie Walsworth
OF Louisiana. They will also have
with them their son-in-law and
daughter, Capt. and Mrs. Roderick
Norman Brown, who recently moved
to Bethesda from New York, where
they have lived since their mar
riage three years ago.
Another party based on the same
idea OF sharing what you have with
others is the dinner and evening
party that Representative Carl T.
Curtis OF Nebraska and Mrs. Curtis
Will give on Christmas night for
Nebraska people in Washington who
could not go home for Christmas,
up to now their list of guests in
cludes solaisrs from Walter Reed
Hospital, visiting nurse now on
duty in Washington, two officers in
the Maryland the guest list seems
to be growing larger each dav.
Visitors in the neighborhood who
will no doubt be the center of a
good bit of entertaining during the
holidays will be Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
T. Scott who will come from Ala
bama for an eight-day vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude S. Dudley in
KenWood. Mrs. Scott is the former
Miss Sally Dudley, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Dudley. Mr.. and Mrs
Scott have been in Auburn, Ala, for
some months while Mr.. Scott is
studying at the Alabama Polytech-
mic Institute.
Miss Marjorie Heiner, now study
ing for her masters degree in
science at the University of Wis
consin, will arrive tomorrow to
spend Christmas with her father
and mother. Capt. John N. Heiner
and Mrs. Heiner. She has only a
short vacation and will return to
Madison on Christmas night.
And for the younger group in
Bethesda there will be a party at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
L. Aubinoe in Greenwich Forest
on December 30. where they will
entertain for their daughter, Dotty
Love Aubinoe, and a group of her
young friends following the dance
Of the Catholic Students Mission
Crusade at the Statler Hotel.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
IA : + +

Just another reminder of why l
think EDNA WALLACE HOP.
PER'S Homcsenized Facial Cream
seems such a good idea for Christ.
mas aiving,-because it's really a
gift of a "Beauty-Lift" that lasts
day after day! The woman to whom
you give it for Christmas will enjoy
the benefits of a simple and effective
facial she can give herself every
night patting HOPPER'S Ho.
mogenized Cream on face and throat
and wipine off after 8 minutes. Re.
suits will be skin that's caressinsly
soft and elowing,-with that won
derful "dewy" feeling that comes
from proper fabrication. Wonderful.
too, for blackheads and ENLARGED
Evening star., 1943-12-19

Informal parties-usually includ-
ing only a few guests invited tc
drop in or the Christmas tree trim
mings, or to extend welcome greet
| ing to visitors in town for the holi-
days-are now on the calendar for
preholiday entertaining in lower
Montgomery County.
AS in other years there will be
many impromptu parties, too, with
guests invited only few hours in
advance; but no matter how in
formal or how hurriedly planned
the party, it will be carried out
with the same air of friendliness
and good fellowship that always
characterizes Montgomery County
Christmas parties.
The largest gathering of the week
end-the hosts say it is not a party
but only a get-together of their
friends-will be held at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Miner Hostetler,
when their many friends will drive
out to the Glen for their annual
Christmas tree cutting.
No invitations have been sent out
for the tree cutting festivity this
year. The guests were simply told
to come and to be sure to bring the
children and even though the hosts
emphasize the fact that it is not
party almost all of those who will
stop on their way home for a visit
with the Hostetlers and their
friends.
Many called yesterday at the
Hostetler home and many more are
expected to drive out today.
A little farther up the Glen road
the Jennings Baileys will have a
tree cutting party of their own and
like the HoStetlerS they are asking
their friends to come early and
bring the children and stay late
and to stop at the house for a bite
to eat before they leave for home
with their trees.
Each one is to cut his own tree
and part of the afternoons fun
is the competition to see which one
gets the most shapely tree and
Evening star., 1943-12-19
Miss Sutton Home

Miss Patricia Sutton has arrived
from Northampton, Mass, to spend
the Christmas school holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Sut-
ton of Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
&1{ H.

Why not tuck a CHAP STICK in
each of your Christmas Gifts as an
extra surprise? Cost is but 25c at
any Drug Store but it will be
appreciated by man, woman or child
out of all proportion to its cost.
Reason is that its medicated lip
salve will work wonders in keeping
Jack Frost from causing chapped,
rough and cold-sore troubled lips
in winter weather ahead. Fleets
CHAP STICK comes in HANDY
pocket size -. JUST right to tuck
in as an extra gift" that means
real thoushfulness on your part
real comfort to the person who re.
ceives it!
Evening star., 1943-12-19
We~e it is again...

My idea of a gift that expresses
Christmas thoughtfulness, saiety
and yesr-round luxury. all in one
beautiful present. YARDLEYS
Bond Street Perfume. Spend
$3.50 for it or 90 as high as
Sl3.S0.-and you've given anv
woman a noble fragrance that will
make her briefest meetings live
in memory of scented. feminine
loveliness! YARDLEY'S famous
BOND STREET" Perfume is a
gift of exquisite taste for any
woman you know. Ask for YARD.
LEI'S Bond Street" Perfume at
finer shops everywhere!
Evening star., 1943-12-19
Mrs. Wead0n Feted
ON anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry M. Rudisill
entertained informally last evening
at their home, in compliment to the
latter's mother, Mrs. Julia Weadon,
who celebrated her 84th birthday
anniversary.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger T. Weadon, Mrs. Lewis Post,
Miss Evelyn j. Rudisill, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. E. Padgett, Mrs. Harry Hopkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Moore, Miss L.
Newman, Mr. and Mrs S. K. Zasada,
DR.. David Hermanski and Mr.. VIII
liam Helvestine.
Evening star., 1943-12-19

Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Nelson. jr., OF
Richmond Hill, N Y, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Florence Nelson, to Mr.. George r
Brewer, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Brewer of Washington.
Miss Nelson is graduate of the
Katharine Gibbs School in New
York. Mr.. Brewer is employed with
the Navy Department.
The wedding will take place early
in the new year
Evening star., 1943-12-19

Mistletoe DAYS here again and
if you're smart you'll face them
with lips that magnetic" admir-.
ing slances! That, of course. means
that you'll be using an Aneelus
Lipstick fros The House of
LOUIS PHILIPPE the kind
that STAYS PUT" for hours . .
that has such an EVENLY bal.
ahced texture that it outlines the
beauty of your mouth clearly .
and vet spreads on smoothly and
easily! Used by many of the
most fascinating STAGE and screen
actresses,-and remember to use
Aneelus palette-matched rouge in
your lipstick shade Just 4oc
tor each combination of
economy. beauty and LASTING
harmony!
Evening star., 1943-12-19

pore openings.
ASK your CO.'S
metic Counter
for this ideal
Beauty : Lift"
Christmas Gift
. a gift long
remembers
Evening star., 1943-12-19
Guests of Stems

Mr.. and Mrs. William Scott Stein
are entertaining as their guests in
their Chevy Chase home their son
and daughter in law, Mr.. and Mrs
William Scott Stein, jr., of New
York.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
Guest for Week End

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holtsbert
Iof Chevy Chase has as their guest
for the week end Mrs. LIE Roy San
ders of Chicago.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
Goes to DeLawQre

Mrs. J. A. Fitzwater of Chevy
Chase has gone to Wilmington, Del,
to spend the week end as the guest
of her sister-in-law, Miss Caroline
FitZWater.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
WI Visit Parents

Miss Martha Hounchell of Falls
Church will leave Wednesday eve
ming to spend the holidays with her
parents, DR., and Mrs. Paul Houn-
chell, in Harrisonburg, Va.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
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Suggestion for those last.minute
"puzzlers' on your Christmas list
NICEROY Cigarettes! Ask
your Tobacconist for them and
your problem is solved! Men and
women both will appreciate your
wise choice Of a smoke that is per.
fectly blended from the finest to-
baccos with a very effective
filter tip to check throat irritants
OUT. keep tobacco IN and filter
the flavor and aroma of perfect
smoke CLEAN. Nice to know, too,
that each time they light up
NICEROY >. the pleasant aroma
and new smoking enjoyment will
be blended with pleasant thoughts
for a good siver. NICEROYS are
popular priced.
Evening star., 1943-12-19
BUY-LINES by Nancy Saner
Weekly Sponsored Column Of Things Advertised and

New York, Dec. 10Th. Christmas is the very
gayest, happiest day in the year -. and it's
up to us to escape from the shadow of war
long enough to keep it so! That's only fair to
the men overseas for I'll WAGER that their
thoughts and memories of Christmas-at-
home mean more to them than all the gifts
Evening star., 1943-12-19

you could send So tuck away loneliness
emptiness your hearthside brings think of others
around you the spirit of joyous giving that's the real
for celebrating Chrss birthday Saturday
Happy Christmas to all of you!
Evening star., 1943-12-19
Miss Merritt Here

Miss June Rightor of Chevy Chase
is entertaining as her guest for the
week end Miss Helen Merritt of Bal
timore.
Evening star., 1943-09-17
FOR THE SHAVE

Soc Burma Shave, Na.pound jar--------2s
Williams Glider Shave, 8.oz. jar----------5 -5sc
Yardley Lavender Shaving Bowl $1.00
75c MolIe Brushes Shave, jar---------5 Soc
35e ngrams Shave (bring tube 2 2sc
Barnard Razor Aid Cream, jar------- $50
Early American Shaving Mug s1.00
lenthsric Shaving Bowl $1.00
Evening star., 1943-09-17

ATTENTION.: Certain Toilet Prepdra-
tions and JeWelry, including Clocks and
Watches, subject TO q 1917 tar under
Federal Internal ReUenue Act, effective
october /, f941.
Evening star., 1943-09-17
SHAMPOOS

75e Fitch Shampoo, 6 ounces SIC
Soc KremI Shampoo, 6 ounces -----------4 49c
15c Amami Shampoo
Soc Cont CASTLE Shampoo o-----------s4 SAC
25e BIondex Shampoo, small aII---------23 -23e
2se Golden CLINT Shampoo and Rinse zoe
QUO PACKERS Shampoo -----3 Csc
6oe Marrow Mar.o.oiI Shampoo SOC
Evening star., 1943-09-17

Prices May Vary Slightly in Maryland and
Virginia Stores on FeW Items Which Are
Under State Contract LaWs. Right Reserued
to Limit Quantities.
Evening star., 1943-09-17

Known for It's purity and whoesomeness,
Luxuria is more than just fine cleanser.
1t helps keep your skin fresh, soft, lovely
to see.
Evening star., 1943-09-17

Gives your floors a high gloss
that's both attractive and
protective.
Evening star., 1943-09-17

When you bring your prescription
TO Peoples Drug Stores, only fully
experienced, registered pharma-
clsts compound it :. using fresh,
always ble-checking with
Scrlptions is our most important
to your Peoples Drug Store.
Evening star., 1943-09-17
MADAMOjSELLE
HAIR LAQUER
PADS

No more struggling ends!
just brush a sleek-making
lacquer pad over your hair
do.
Evening star., 1943-05-14

ter Churchill. Whatever conflict
ing views may exist between these
tried officers are ironed out by
the Commander in Chief of the
United States forces and the
Prime Minister, who also meet in
the White House and for long
hours.
There is little, if any, chance
that major operations will be
undertaken in the Pacific before
Hitler and Mussolini have been
compelled to lay down their arms.
The American strategists are
aware fully of the dangers to the
United States from Japan. But
only limited support can be given
to Chang Kai-shek. 1t is diff
cult at this point to divert large
forces to the Far East.
Waven Has Strong Forces.
Field Marshal Archibald Waven
has under his command in India
formidable forces. Some aviation
can be added to the air forces at
present in that area. If any Of
fensive operations are to be
undertaken in the near future
against Burma in order to save
China from her desperate plight,
they must be by the British
Indian army, supported by a few
American elements.
The demand on shipping across
the Atlantic is such that it will be
difficult for us to divert more
transports and merchantmen to
the Pacific than the minimum
necessary to maintain forces of
Gen. Macarthur and Admiral
Halsey. Until Hitler is compelled
to surrender, we must not expect
more than defensive offensive
moves in the South Pacific.
Operations against the Axis in
Tunisia have been more success
full than the most optimistic OBJ
servers dared hope. The morale
of the Nazis and Italians COL
lapsed in many instances. Whole
regiments gave up while they still
had supply of ammunition
available to continue their resist
ance This leads to the belief that
if similar powerful blows can be
administered to the Nazis in the
course of this summer, We may
look to collapse of Germany in
the course of the next year.
Concentration Seen Needed.
But in order to achieve this
objective, we must hit hard at the
strongest points of resistance.
Much emphasis is being laid in
competent military quarters on
the fact that the German nation
has been educated to look on the
Mediterranean as front of Sec
ondary Importance. The conquest
OF the Italian islands in that area,
and even the probable collapse of
Evening star., 1943-05-14
Group Of New Citizens
To Be Honor Guests
60 Servicemen to Attend
1 Am American Proorum

Sixty members Of the armed forces
who were inducted into citizenship
in special ceremonies in District
Court today will be honored guests
at the annual Il Am an American
Day" celebration sponsored by the
Americanization School at 8 pm.
Sunday in the Departmental Audi
tOrium.
Justice Bolitha ]. Laws, who led
today'S ceremony. will join Maj.
Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, Selective
Service director, Solicitor General
Charles Fahy and civic leaders in
welcoming the uniformed men into
citizenship. Mrs. Henry Grattan
Doyle, president Of the Board Of
Education, will preside.
The United States Navy Band
Orchestra will open the program,
after which will come the massing
of the colors of participating orgah-
izations. The Rev. j. Herbert
Garner will pronounce the invoca-
ton and Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld
will give the benediction. James L.
Houghteling, former commissioner Of
immigration and naturalization, will
speak on the privileges of new
citizens.
Sundays ceremonies also will in
augurate the second War Bond drive
which the school has sponsored.
The drive Just concluded netted
$2390O0 for the purchase of a bomb
el to be named The Four Free
doms"
Col, Frederic A. Delano, president
of the Americanization School As
sociatlon, and Miss Maude Alton
PRINCIPAL Of the school, invite the
Evening star., 1943-05-14
Miss Burroughs 10 Talk
At Negro Masons' Rally

Miss Mamie M. Burroughs. presi-
dent Of the National Trade and Pro-
feSSional School for Women and
Girls, will be a guest speaker at 4
pm. Sunday at the War bond rally
and building fund drive of the Ne
gro Masons in the Scottish Rite
Cathedral, 1888 Eleventh street
NV. The association is a subsidiary
of the M. w. Acacia Grand Lodge
FAAM, Prince Hall afhliation, for
the District.
Barry B. Hampton, president, will
preside, and Past Master Jesse R.
Nichols will be master of ceremonies.
Musical selections will be presented
by Hiram Lodge No. 4. FAAM, Met
ropolltan Baptist Church chorus and
the Eastern Star choral.
Other speakers will include C. Ar
thur Lee, lieutenant grand COM
mander of Negro Scottish Rite Ma
sons for the Southern jurisdiction;
Clarence Reed, grand publicist of
Acacia Grand Lodge; Oscar L.
Deane, assistant grand secretary of
the Acacia Lodge; Lawrence E.
Hawkins assistant grand marshal
and Sylvester F.. Blackwell, grand
treasurer.