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ORDER or PUBLICATION

Al session Of said court held
IN he Court House IN the CITY Of
Detroit. WAYNE County Michigan.
on this Goth day OF March. 4 D.
la49
Present Hon cHEs Ter r
O'HARA. Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing from
the AFFIDAVIT OF the Plaintiff on
fle in the above entitled cause.
that Il cannot be asccrtained In
What State or Country the De-
fendant now resides. but her last
known address 20 him was 1914
saratoza street New Orleans,
Louisiana
TT is ORDERED that Annie
Baker appear and answer this Bill
~ Complaint filed IN this cause
within three months from the date
~ this Order. or said Bill Of Com
plalnt viii be taken as confessed
against her.
IT rs FURTHER ORDERED
that n copy OF said order be sent
n The last known address OF the
said Defendant by registered mall
'and in case no registered return
receipt signed by the Defendant Is
received that this order be pub
lished as required by law
CHESTER r. OHARA.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
CAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
BY A. A. BERGER
Deputy Clerk
E.fe.fo
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LEGAL NOTICES

CAsPAR J. LINCEMAN. Clerk
By a A BERGER
Deputy Clerk
SIS
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No. 33s.sl5
tNENDFD
ORDER or PUBLICATION


A. session % said Court held
in the curt House IN ihe city o.
Detroit this Srd day q May. AID,
1913
Present. Tho Hon LESTER 5.
MOLL. Circuit Judge
In This cause 81 appearing by
AFFIDAVIT on Me that tho defendant
Major Smith. cannot be served by
process issued out OF this Court.
as he Is not a resident OF the
state of Michigan. but that he
resides ~ Holcomh Mississippi
on MOTION or GEORGE n.
THOMPSON. Attorney Tor plain
tifs.
IT is ORDERED that the said
defendant. Major Smith. appear
and answer the Bill Of Complaint
flied IN this cause. within three
months from the date Of this Or
der. or That said Bill will be taken
- confessed nv said defendant.
AND 1T Is FURTHER ORDER
Ed that copy Of this Order be
published according to The Statute
in such case made and provided;
AND 1T is FURTHER ORDER
I'D that copy % this order be
sent 70 the defendant BY register
"a mall. return receipt demanded.
81 the last known address. At least
twenty DAYS before the date here
ln prescribed for his appearance.
LESTER s. M0LL.
Circuit Judge
IS True Copy
CtspAR 7. LINcEMAN. Clerk
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NO. 3i0.137
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE AND
PUBLICATION

At a session OF said Court held
"a the Court House AZ The City of
Detroit County % Wayne. state
Of Michigan on March 80. 1919.
Present the Hon CHESTER p.
O'HARA Circuit Judge
II appearing from the affidavit
on file that the place OF residence
cf the defendant. Robert Holt. IS
unknown and that after dlligcnt
search and inquiry IL cannot be
ascertaincd In what State or Coun-
Try he now resides
IT Is ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT enter his appearance In
said cause on or before three go
months from the date OF This or
der or said Bill OF Complaint viii
be taken as confessed and that
this order be published as requlr-
Cd by law and copy OF this or
der be sent 10 the defendant to
his last known place OF residence
by registered mail.
CHESTER r. OMAHA.
Circuit Judge
"A True Copy
cAsPAR J. LINcEMAN. Clerk.
BY L. @ NAULT.
Deputy Clerk
5-f-s-f2.
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Ralph ". Miller, Aiiorns,
1llf Can't S,,o,

STATE or an HIGAN M
Circuit Court iof the coanI
Wayne in Chancory I
HENRY ciARDY Pa.snl,
HELEN CLARDY ncs.ns,.. !
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Abner 4. Tatken. Attorney
3oln Mnnfnrer Annnnn

STATE or MICHIGAN. in tho
circuit Court Tor the County Of
WAYNE IN Chanvery.
CLAyBoRN HOLT Plaintiff vs..
ROBERT HOLT Defendant.
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Chas. n. Perkins. iiiorhe'
90 4 Warren Avenue

STATE or MICHIGAN 10 !
Circuit Cour, FOR me CcunN
WAYNE IN Chancery
EUSTACE i NAlLoR ran.
VS.. GLADYS + NAfi.oh' I
PENDANT.
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CHESTER r o'IIARA.
Chss. Campbell, Attorney
22S1 FrSkine gfreef

STATE or MICHIGAN c,rcn,,
Court for the County Of Wayne in
Chanccry. 80
ANDREW 10TH plaintiff "
HtSSIE 10th. Defendant
no. 33a.6oG
ORDER F0P APPEARANCE
~ a session OF said court hold
1873 =" o.
Present. The Hon. LILA NJ
NEtENFELT. Circuit judge.
Il satisfactorily appearing nv
affidavit on Ole that the defendant
Is not resident OF the Stare Of
Michigan but resides at 1885,
Magnolia Avenue. Saint Louis
Missouri
1T is ORDERED thar she an
near herein within three months
from the date OF this order or the
bill q Complaint filed herein NAV
b. taken as confessed and that
this order be served and publish
81 according 70 law and copy
thereof mailed 10 the defendant
al her last known address.
LILA VI. NEUENFELT.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copvl
cAsPAR J. LTNGEMAN. Clerk.
w L. G NAULT.
Deputy Clerk.
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Chas. Campbell, Attorney
22Si Ersklne ~.

STATE OF MICHIGAN Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne in
Chancery.
DELLA SYKES. Plaintiff vs.
GEORGE SYKES, Defendant.
NO. sl0.65i
ORDER or APPEARANCE
As session OF said court held IN
the City OF Detroit. March 20. 1914
Present The Hon. CHESTER p
)HARA Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing by A.
ndavit on file that the defendant is
not a resident OF the State OF Mich
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Jas. u. Lee. Attorney
2Ot0 ~. Antoine street

STATE or MICHIGAN. IN NE
Circuit Court for the County OF
Vavhe In Chancery.
HARRY BAKElt riasrnF. vs.
ANNIE BAKER Defendant.
~ co. 60
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ABNFR A. TATKEN. Attorney
Aq1n Monterey Ave.


state OF Michigan in tho Circuit
Court for the County OF Wayne in
Chancery
MARY J. FURMAN. Plaintiff. va.
ROBERT d. FURMAN. Defendant.
no. gi0.IS3
ORDER OF APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION
Al a ression Of said court held
IN the Courthouse at the City OF
Detroit, County Of Wayne. state Of
Michigan on the 18th day Of March
1912.
Present The Hon CfFTSTF
= O'HARA. Circuit Judge.
II appearing from the snldavit
on ole that the place OF residence
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Chas. Campbell iilorne!
Q2sf Er.kine

STATE OF MICHIGAN Ci7
Court for the Counls q Wayne
Chanccry
OLIVE SINGER Plaintiff
ALBERT SINGER neicrdan'.
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NJ. o1J,J-f
SUPPLEMENTAL ORDER
or PUBLICATION

At q session OF said Court held
a. the Court House In the City Of
Detroit. County OF Wayne STATE ~
Michigan. on March %. 1913
Present The Hon CHESTER p.
OHARA. Circuit Judge.
In this cause. II appearing from
AFFIDAVIT on nle that an Ord"g Of
Publication was Heretofore s,ai ~
and hlad IN the above entitled ciase
by the Honorable vincent NJ. Bren-
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Chas. u. Berry, Attorney
1905 Broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne in Chancery.
LEORA MOORE. Plaintin. vs.
BOSTON MOORE. Defendant.
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James u. Lee. Attorney.
eOlO ~. Antoine

STATE OF MICHIGAN 10 the
Circuit Court for the County 81
Wayne IN Chancery
LULA MccHEE. Plaintiff. w.
cry HANNA McCHEE. Defendant
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Abner A. Tatken. Attorney
1910 Mnnierex ANcnnn

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
LUCILLE EPSTEIN. Plalntlff.
W. RAYMOND r. EPSTEIN. De-
fcndant
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Geo. II. Thompson. Attorney
915 r.. Forest A,enne

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court FOR The County OF
Wayne IN Chancery.
HARVEY CANT. Plaintiff. VS..
LlCY CANT. Defendant
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Ehln Davenport. Attorney
Polo II. Antoine >freef

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit, Court Tor he County Of
Nayne IN Chaucerv.
WALTER EVANS. Plaintiff vs..
ELLA NAE EVANS. Defendant
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ceorre ". Thompson. Attorney
als r. Forest Asenue

STATE or MICHIGAN IN The
Circuit Court Tor the County Of
Nayre IN Charcerv
FLRFrnA SMITH Plaintiff, vs.
MAJOR SMITH Defendant
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IS True Copy
CtSpAR !. L1NCEMAN. Clerk.
ny WALTER C MEYER
Deputy Clerk
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o. NOTION or CHARLES RI
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Deputy clerk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Better Health g. {,
by Dr. Logan CIendenine

s"Iy1E ART of seeing is the
l. title of book by Mr.
Aldous Huxley published a few
months ago.
l have enjoyed Mr.. Huxley's
other books and thought this
might be a Enthusiastically
sensitive account OF how he
learned 10 find hidden meanings
and angles in the common sights
of the world around US.
What I actually found was a
shock and establishment.
Mr.. Huxley had the misfortune
TO suffer in his youth from a
serious eye affection which
forced him 10 leave Eton College
and from which he was almost
blind for three or four years.
He made his way through Ok
ford by reading with a magni-
flying glass
He states that he had keratltis
punctata, a set of spotted opa-
cities on the cornea.
This left him with one eye
just capable Of light perception
and the other with 5 per cent Of
normal vision.
THAT he achieved such a de-
Il gree Of literary success as he
did with such a handicap is. Of
course. remarkable and credit
able 10 his will power and inner
vision. for inner vision he has
aplenty
A few years~ago he fell in with
the teachings Of William II
Bates. a Self-appointed healer
whose German followers have
not heSitated 10 compare him
with Christ. who claimed TO cure
glaucoma. ear-sightedness, far
SightedneSS, astigmatism old
age eyes, which require reading
glasses. cough, hay fever, facial
neuralgia. cataract. syphilis OF
the eve. and central blindness.
LIZA Id HltlllDi httIIlN9 VII
ID exercises Of two of the six
muscles by which We can, by
voluntary control, move the eye
balls TO the right and left and
up and down, and obliquely
They are attached to the lens,
which accommodates our vision
10 far objects or near objects
Nor do they change the shape
Of the cornea. which has 10 do
with astigmatism. nor the length
Of the eyeball. which has 10 do
with near and far-SightednesS.
Besides these exercises Bates
had a number of other maneu-
Vers.
Now il is understandable how
a man of Huxley's disabilities
must have suffered great dis
tress and repeated fatigue in the
use of his eyes.
Some of Bates treatments
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Fighting Men
of China Great

before the war, II scarcely can
be said that athletics was ever
China's leather.
THE mass of the population
Il always has been hard work.
ing. with no luxuries and few
comforts, so the old saying that
victories in war were won on
playing fields does not apply to
China.
Maybe IL was the hard work
and the familiarity with priva-
ton that made these magnifi-
cent soldiers of Chang Kai-shek.
That, and the burning inspira- :
ton of patriotism.
The Chinese are rice and fish
eaters and tea drinkers.
They get very little of any,
thing else.
Here again they disprove a
theory, which is that meat
eaters and milk-drinkers are the
best nourished human beings.
With all their varied and
plentiful diet, the soldiers Of
other nations have not demon
strated that they have any
greater capacity for physical eff
fort in war than the Chinese.
The United States. Great
Britain, Russia, Germany, Fin
land and Italy are among the
nations of the globe that have
long made big thing Of
both athletics and diet, and here
the Chinese come along half
starved. work-galled and ane-
mic looking. and out-soldier all
hands in sheer endurance.
Copyright 1913, by King Features
Distributed by International News Service
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everything but for what they
were trained.
The foot ills of soldiers are
taken care of by medical Off
GERS who neither have the time
nor training 10 handle this
treatment.
So states a Philadelphia Chi
ropodist.
This is an astonishing situa-
ton considering the Importance
of soldiers having healthy feet.
MICK ALTROCK. Known 10
~ most present day baseball
fans as a clown.
In his active days on the dis-
mond, Nick was a brilliant
pitcher.
He outpitched some of the
twirling greats of the game,
including Three Fingered Nor
decai Brown.
That was when Nick's team,
the Chicago White Sox, was
known as The Hitless Wonders"
QUERIES from clients.
VI Q-Take these men on the
OPA who ruled women's stock
ings must not be more than 29
inches in length.
Don't they know garter
lengths make it impossible for
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The Brighter Side

7 THINK il will be conceded
l. that the world never has seen
any greater fighting men than
the soldiers of China.
Certainly Chang Kai-shek's
infantry ranks with any in his
tory and infantry is the most
severe test of soldering in the
matter of endurance.
Poorly equipped poorly fed
and poorly clothed, the gen.
eralissinO's foot soldiers have
made some of the mightiest
marches in military annals and
at the end of these marches
have displayed a striking power
that has disconnected their enc
mics and amazed all military
observers.
For over four years with very
little in the way of resources.
the Chinese have fought a great
modern war machine to stand
still mainly through the endur-
ance of the soldiers.
WHEN given the training and
w equipment that provides a
test in other departments such
as flying and artillery and en-
gineering, the Chinese have
demonstrated that they are
equal 10 any soldiers anywhere.
T hey are intelligent and
courageous but their greatest
asset seems 10 be physical
stamina
They live and fight under the
most desperate conditions and l
think they disprove a lot of the
theories that are exploited in
other nations as TO what makes
the soldier.
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her deep blue eyes without a
struggle.
c. Gaylord: She double
crossed him of her list.
Anon: Their hearts collided.
Anon: Tact is making others
feel at-hnme- when you feel
ho-hum.
Adolf Hitler: In 1910: We
have won. In 1871: We shall
win. In 1912: We must win.
In 1919: We shall not capitulate.
THE FRONT PAGES: Among
Il the other things smashed 10
pieces by the Yankee bombers
Is Mussolini's pride.
His rag. Popolo D'Italia. Is so
licked it's Dragging about what
the Germans will do if the nasty
Americans don't cut il out.
In other words. Benito will
tell his big brother.
The H;Tribs Frank Kelly dug
a European invasion out of
FDRs lend-lease report to Con-
gress.
The item referring 10 food for
liberated countries gave him the
bunch.
Henry Cassidy, who covered
Moscow for the AP, reports the
assignment entertainingly in
Moscow Datellne
II was very dog-eat-dog be-
tween Stain and Churchill on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07

oh. che womsH!
We ptust forgive them much
For they lore much
And many.
Their hate IS only lore
Turned inside out.
-Heine.
1T has been claimed that If a
mans wife has never once said
10 him in an angry moment l
hate your he can suspect she
doesn't really love him with all
her heaTt.-ENDD
is SAID there is no such thing
Il as a person dying from a
broken heart.
No doubt this is technically
true.
But the fact remains that a
great number of wives and huS-
bands pass on very shortly after
losing their mate.
Twice as many husbands as
wives pass on within a short
period after the loss Of their
mate.
This is natural because men
are more romantic and love
more deeply than women.
NOW have a Milwaukee reader
~ named Charity.
That gives this department
readers named Faith, Hope and
Charity.
Writes a Chicagoan in part
IT don't think you would say
i am hard To look at. But I'm
no Lana Turner, darn it,
Sounds like a real girl.
Probably a smart locker at
that.
Who designs costumes for cof-
fee shop mattresses
Most of these costumes look
as if they had been hurriedly
cut out from a flour sack.
NCOURAGE IL resistance to
~ fear, mastery of fear-not
absence OF fear" said Mark
Twain.
Gen. Macarthur recently
stated:
"Most all soldiers are afraid. 4"
Robert Louis Stevenson said
the greatest courage was in do
ing something you are afraid
TO do.
Chiropodists have no official
standing in the army.
They are taken into the med
ical corps and assigned to do
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07

COASTERS would have you
~ believe that Harry Richman
is still playing the role OF Pagli-
acci over his ex-wife, Hazel
EIrbes.
nn Corio will go legit this
WINNER in a show called
Daughter of Diamond Lii"
Marguerite Chapman, leading
lady for +. G.. Robinson and
George Sanders, has more kim
folk in the armed services than
any other actress.
If 1 per cent of all the movie
town folk who borrowed coin
from over generous Grover
Jones would pay back his
widow. il would help their con-
sciences and also brave lady
who could use any part of il.
QUOTATION Workmanship:
" S. Grafton: The African
victory marks the Springtime of
our rejoicing.
S. Porter: He listened 10 me
with used-up patience.
Goethe: Girls we love for
what they are; young men for
what they promise TO be.
3. Harte: Don't count your
years-make each year count.
Mark Twain: l once refused
TO attend a politicians funeral.
But ! wrote a very nice letter
explaining that l approved Of II.
d. Barnen: Age enriches the
life Of an intelligent person, and
il Shrivels the life OF a stupid
one.
Chinese proverh: The first
time it's a favor, the second
time it's a rule.
J. Conrad: Moth ing lasts.
Yesterdays dimple is tomor-
rows wrinkle.
NJ. Mackay. MY brain feels
like pincushDn, stuck full OF
things 10 do.
J. Justin Imagination is the
fairyland where tired minds go
for a vacation.
r. Welton: a smart girl can
>e a kiss without making a
think he has taken IT,
TX. Mansfield A tiny wish
bone of child.
r. kipling: When YOU limit
an inch Of freedom. YOU give d
foot 10 tyranny.
r. Carlisle When you raise
your head above the crowd,
you've got 70 expect 20 get d
black eye
S. Montgomery. He feii into
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
The OnIooker

I ONDON-If you are handy
II with a rock you can hit
Buckingham Palace from where
l live.
You also can knock out
window in No 10 Downing
street
This is merely 20 prove that
I am in the dead center OF
things
Vanity also causes me 10 say
that the other night AZ the
Etousa boxing championship
fight, sat only four seats from
Mr-AHthony Eden ard did my
very best TO cavesdrop
In short. If there Is anything
going on around here l hear
about n
| would like 10 tell YOU that
London is at the moment the re-
port and rumor capital of the
world.
Every man you meet on the
>eet, every woman you meet
the street. and a great many
- the tots you meet on the
street have very definite opin-
ions as 20 where, when and how
the second front will open.
I'm quite sure that If YOU had
n ladder high enough 10 reach
the top of Nelson's statue, the
hero Of Trafalgar would tell you
where he thought the next great
offensive against the Germans
urpt1J ctarf
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Eve
Use

would naturally help TO rest
such eyes; for instance, palm
ing" which consists simply in
covering the eyes with the palms
for while and shifting, ." which
is moving the focus from one
thing 10 another.
These are methods OF mental,
ocular and bodily relaxation.
DCT 10 suggest that they or
~ any Of the other exercises
relieve poor vision and eyestrain
due 10 poor curvature of the
cornea and lens is not only abb
surd but wicked, because people
who could be instantly relieved
by glasses are gulled into under
going a long set of exercise
training which not only does not
improve their vision. but gives
them serious eyestrain.
That a man, the grandson of
T. H. Huxley. one Of the most
scientific writers of the last
generation, should sponsor such
nonsense is indeed a discourag-
ing sign for our civilization.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERS
8 NJ. - What is psychoneu-
roSiS?
What causes il. and is there
any treatment for same?
Just how bad does the cases
have 10 be when the army will
reject the individual?
Answer - A psychoneuroSiS
consists Of symptoms caused by
an upset nervous system rather
than any organic diseases of the
organs of the body.
Patients with this condition
used to be called neurasthenics
or hypochondriacs.
Treatment under sympa-
thetic nerve specialist Is usually
successful.
Standard for army rejection is
a matter of judgment on the
part of the examiner and in
general l would say that if the
condition is so bad that the indi-
vidual is not able 10 meet the
problems of life promptly and
decisively, he should be rejected.
p. c.: Can any one with cleft
palate have a surgical operation
so as 10 be able 10 talk plainly?
AnSwer-Yes. But il should be
done early in life. These opera
tions are successful in proper
ton 10 the early age at which
they are performed.
S. Els a breaking out on
the skin. something like eczema,
a common symptom of asthma?
Answer - Yes. Both asthma
and eczematous eruptions on the
skin are due 10 senSitivenesS to
some food or other substance.
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by Henry McLemOre

ONE Of the chief reasons for
~ the popularity Of the reports
and rumorS is due to the news
papers, all Of which have more
military experts than the aver
age American newspaper has Of
fee boys
The average London daily has
the following batting order
Sir Arthur Tltmouse in charge
Of air guessing: Ronald Holcake.
CHE. lou, BYPU. &c, in charge
OF naval second guessing, the
RI. Hon. FeatherStone Waterloo
in charge Of submarine warfare:
Sir PlimptOn Plump. hero Of the
Crimean and Boer wars, in
charge Of guerrilla commando
tactics. Lord PufStone. who,
with Kitchener until Kitchener
found out he was with kitch-
ener in charge Of second guess
ing by all other second gueSsers
on the staff.
The impact az all the reports
and rumors these sterling wheel
chair strategiSts put out every
morning Is terrific.
After reading II man scarcely
dares 10 open his bedroom door
for fear that the second front
will open right in his own room.
nUT Of curiosity / checked the
~ other day to see where I'll
these gentlemen thought the
second front was going 10 open.
Their opinions were varied 10
say the least
One felt, for reasons he did
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Japanese Room
Now West Room

Winston's first visit, relates Cas-
sidy, both gents being very
tough In the mind.
Just TO show you how weird
the world can get. the Commies
are now being called tools of
Wall ST.
The Trotzkyites threw that
one.
Names like Willie Ketchum
and Harry the Horse, witnesses
in the Dempsey divorce litiga-
ton, make the case sound like
something fictionized by d. Run
yon. Damon, however, would
have contrived a happy ending.
INSIDERS insist that ex-Vice-
Il President Garner is pulling
the strings behind the anti-4th
term drive.
New York Times man Frank
Kluckhohn and Mutuaps Jack
Thompson are back from Africa
for few hours.
Lovely Powers model Babs
Beckwith, now night flying. had
a crash landing but didn't even
bruise.
1t. Eddy Duchin. who said
he wanted no musical job when
he enlisted, was promoted 10
exec officer of a sub chaser.
BROADWAY Smalltalk: The
Mai. II. p. Spences expect
their image in July. He's boss
at Yank, the soldiers weekly,
and author of Lone Foot in
Heaven.
A former Ziegfeld beauty
slept In the Municipal Lodging
House for Women last week.
Columbia US japanese Room
Is now called the West Room.
Jackie Coogan and Penny
Hale will merge soon.
Bunny Howard is al Mon
Paree, better than she impressed
at the Park Central Roof.
Dorothy Justin, a Texas
Guinan chlorine, is working at
the Mirror in the photo file
section.
John Hertz Jr. is doing a fine
job getting Atlas Of World
War ii" across 10 the public.
The 81 IL costs goes 10 Greek
Relief.
The horse-drawn hacks which
soaked you IS and more for
ride around the park can charge
no more than the legal fee
$50 an hour.
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