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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08
No. 559.s56
ORDER or PUBLICATION

A. n session Of said Court held
a. 'he Court House in the City OF
Detroit on June !. 1874
Present Honorable Guy A.
MILLER Circuit Judge.
In this cause It appearing by
affidavit on file that the defend
ant. Robert Parsons, cannot be
served hy process issued out Of
this Court as he is rot a resident
or the state OF Michigan. but re-
sides IN the city Of chicago. Cook
County and state Of Illinois.
OF NOTION OF CHARLES r
PERKINS. attorney for plaintiff.
1T is ORDERED that the de-
erdant Robert Parsons. appear
and answer the Pill 81 Complaint
in this cause within three months
from me date OF this order or
tra' said bill will be taken as
confessed and that this order be
published recording 70 law and
copy thereof be served upon
10 defendant ~ registered mail
as required ~ law.
CrY A. MILLER
Circuit Judge
"a True Conyl
CASPAR J. IINcEMAN. Clerk
BY DAN WOIcIK,
Drnniy Clork 500 n.
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Edward VI. Turner. Attorney
800 ReanhIcu

STATE or MICHIGAN. IN the
Circuit Court for The County Of
vayne. N chancery
DAVID COPELAND. Plaintiff
,s MOSES COPELAND, Defend
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LEGAL NOTICES

bin viii he taken As confessed
AGAINST him, ana that said order
he published in the Detroit Tri.
bunct a newspaper printed. pub
llshed. and circulated IN said
county and copy OF the same
he sent 20 the last known address
.of The defendant nv registered
mall.
ARTHUR WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
"A True Copy
CASPAR J. LlNGENAN. Clerk
Py nAN woJclK.
nerr'y Clerk e-S-7-l5
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Charles X. Kerry. Attorney
f9OS Broadway

STATE OF MICHIGAN On Tho
Circuit Court Tor the ounfy ~
Wayne IN Chancery
LILLE sfuPkfNs. Plaintiff
Plaintiff vs. JAMES sIMPKiNs.
Defendant
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80. 3ag2>b
nRnTR Of PIBllt ALTON

A, = session ~ said Court held
n, fre roirt Hosse a. the city Of
Detroit IN Nav II lsiA
present ifnf eanlo DeWITT u
NERfrsN ae Judge
lr isis ose e appearing by
affMasr az f5e That The defend
az John leatr cannot 30 served
tv process SISTED out of 'his
COM, rs hs ~ not resident ~
tic State ~ michigan but resides
At W Lincoln street Evansville
indiana
OK NOTION or loHN X
CRAHAN attorney for plaintiff
fT rs ORDERED That the de-
f.idan- John Lynch appear and
~ swer the lll Of Complaint ~
nss cause within three months
from ihe date ~ this order o.
mat the nir will no taken a.
confessed and that his order DO
published according 10 law and a
,opy thereof 10 served on the de-
fondant by registered mail as re-
CURED hy law
newITT II MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
a True Copy
,AsPAR j. LINGEMAN Clerk
Z -. ra.- u-0fCfE
deputy Clerk bi'-
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No. 35s.s63
ORDER or PUBLICATION

AZ session ~ said Court held
IN the city ~ Detroit. Wayne
County. Michigan on May 9. 1914.
Present Honorable ARTHUR
WEBSTER clrcpi, Judge
n appearing 10 This Court from
affidavit on file that lanes Simp-
k.ns. defendant herein Is not a
resident of the CRY OF Detroit.
STATE N Michigan but resides ~
fta2 Columbia Rd. NV Wash
ingion. nc.
on MOTION or CHARLES p
BERRY. attorney Tor plaintiff
1T rs ORDERED thar Tho Nc
fendanf James simpklns enter
his appearance IN said cause on
or before three 90 months from
ehs date Of this order. or said
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NO. sS9.Ose
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

A. session Of said Court. held
az The Court House. In the City
or Detroit inty Of Wayne.
state Of Michigan. on May y.
lsat
Present Honorable ARTHUR
WEBSTER Circuit Judge
It appearing by affidavit at
iached hereto. that The Defendant.
George W. Hillman. is not res
ident % the state Of Michigan
and that his last known address
vas Augusta. Georgia.
ON MOTION or ALONzO D.
pETTIFORD. Attorney for the
Plaintiff. Mary Hillman.
1T is ORDERED. that the De-
PENDANT. George " HIilman. en-
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james y. Lee. Attorney
sIOA ST. Antoine

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
circuif Court Tor the County Of
WAYNE in Chsncery.
ERNEST CORNERS Plaintiff vs.
FSsfF cONNERS Defendant
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Charles h. Berry. Attorney
1905 Broadway

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne. IN Chancery
ADA HAGANS Plaintiff vs..
EARLY HAcANs Defendant
no. $685.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
AZ session ~ said Court held
IN the City Of Detroit Wayne
County, Michigan. on April "a.
la4t
Present Honorable THEODORE
J. RICHTER. Circuit Judge.
II appearing TO this Court from
affidavit On file that Early Ha-
gans. defendant herein. is not a
resident Of the City OF Detroit.
state Of Michigan. but resides at
ci4 Freeman Avenue. Cocanut
Grove. Florida.
OK NOTION OF CHARLES n
BERRY, Attorney for the Plain
TN
1T is ORDERED that the de-
icndant, Early Hasans. enter his
appearance in said cause an or
before three ~ months from the
is'e % this order. or said bill
Will be taken as confessed against
lm and tha; the said order be
published in the Detroit Tribune.
newspaper printed. published
and circulating IN said County.
and copy Of the same be sent
70 The last known address Of the
defendant hy registered mail.
THEODORE RICHTER.
Circuit judge
"A True Copy
rAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
Hv DAN vOJClK.
Deputy Clerk 5-e7-7-s
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Alone y. Petiiiord. ATTORNEY
130S Broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN. IN the
Circuit Court f0r ire County Of
Wayne. In chancery
MARY JANE HILLMAN Plain
TIN vs., GEORGE " HILLMAN,
defendant
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Ralph Osborne. attorney
t33G Rrnsh street

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
occult Cour. for the County OF
Wayne in Chancory
ALBERT r ORR. Plaintiff vs..
May AGATHA ORR. Defendant
No. 3ls.ao0
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
Al session of said Court held
AT tho Court lIonsc in tho CRY
of Detroit Waync County. Mich
a-r on the alst day Of May, AD-
1874.
Present Honorable Dewitt n.
MERRIAM. Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing from
ihc AFFIDAVIT on file that the De
reraar' Mary AGATHA orr is not
4 resident Of This state but re-
sides IN tho CRY ~ New York.
state Of New York whose post
o.fice address IS - West l2oth
street Ant No ga
0N NOTION or RALPH j..
o. RoRNE. attorney for the Plain
i'ff.
1T Is ORDERED that the said
nonresident Defendant cause her
Appearance 70 he entered n this
causo within three months from
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Charles X. Perkins. Attorney
80 Z. Warren

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court FOR the County OF
Wayne in Chancery
EMMA PARSONS. Plaintiff VS..
ROBERT PARSONS. Defendant.
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Alvin l.. Davenport. Attorney
POLO ~. Antoine
40. ss9.aas
ORDER OF PUBLICATION


FtNo JACKSON. Defendant
At session Of said Court held
IN me Court House in the City Of
peroH said county State Of
Michigan on the slsf day Of May
An laf4
Present Honorable dewitt II.
MERRIAM. Circuit Judge
II satisfactorily appearing from
tho AFFIDAVIT Of the plaintiff on
fle in tho above entitled cause
thaf tho defendant Is not a resi-
Idcnt N the state Of Michigan but
ina, ne resides az esi Ashhy
srrcs' Atlanta. Georgia
TT rs ORDERED that Elmo
Jackson appear and answer this
Pin Of Complaint filed in this
cause within three months from
the date Of this order or said
Bnl will he taken as confessed
AGAINST him
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED
that COPY Of said Order be sent
10 tho last known address q the
said defendant. by REGISTERED mail
and In case no registered return
receipt signed by The defendant
Is received, that this order be
published rs required by law
Dewitt H MERRIAM
Circuit Judge
fConnierslgnedl
CASPAR j. LINGEMAN. clerk.
BY ". McGRATH,
Deputy Clerk s-24- 80
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Charles y. Berry. Attorney
1905 broadway

STATE or MICHIGAN, IN the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne. IN Chancery
MARY MOORE. Plaintiff vs..
HOWARD MOORE Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
No. s5s,i2s
AT session OF said Court held
in City Of Detroit Wayne Coun-
~. Michigan. on May !, 1914.
Present. Honorable ARTHUR
WEBSTER. Circuit Judge.
II appearing 10 this Court from
AFFIDAVIT on file that Howard
Moore. defendant herein, is not
resident OF the iiv Of Detroit,
Wayne county. Michigan. but re-
sides at $50 Helen street Wash
ington. Pennsylvania
+ OK MOTION or CHARLES b..
BERRY. Attorney for the Plain
tiff.
( 1T Is ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT. Howard Moore. enter his
appearance IN said cause on Or
before three go months from the
date OF this Order, or said II !
viii be taken as confessed sralns.
him: and that the said Order be
published in the Detroit Tribune,
newspaper painted published,
and circulating in said Counts;
ard copy a. the same he sent
10 the iast-known post office ad-
dress Of the defendant by regis
tered mail
ARTHUR WEBSTER.
Circuit Judge
CA True Copy
CAsPAR j LINGEMAN. CLERK.
By DAN wOJCIK,
Deputy Clerk 81 -1-s.
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Al session ~ said Court held
A. the Court House. IN the city
n Detroit County ~ Wayne and
State Of Michigan. on the u day
OF April 1914
Present. Honorable VINCENT
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LEGAL NOTICES

nm vs.. BENNY NoRRoD. De-
PENDANT.
| Al session 81 said court held
in the city OF Detroit May %.
llaia.
Present Honorable Dewitt n.
MERRIAM. Circuit Judge.
W. 3ss.O3a
ORDER or PUBLICATION
II satisfactorily appearing by
affidavit on file that the residence
OF the defendant Is unknown and
after diligent search and inquiry
n cannot he ascertalncd in what
state OF Country the defendant
resides:
1T is ORDERED that he ap-
pear IN this cause within three
months from the date Of this Or
der. or the Pill Of Complaint filed
herein may be taken as confess
ed. and that this order be served
and published according TO law
and copy thereof mailed 70 the
defendant at his last known adj
dress.
Dewitt n MERRIAM
Circuit judge
"a True Copy
.CAsPAR J. rINGEMAN, Clerk
ny L. G NArLT,
Deputy Clerk e-l'-'--''
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Charles r. Perkins. Attorney
s27 =. Warren

STATE or MICHIGAN. in The
Circuit Court for the County ~
Wayne. in Chancery.
CAL BOYCE. Plaintiff. vs. nj
YELL BOYCE. Defendant.
~ 90 0S-
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GA True opt
.cAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. clerk.
By Dan wOJcIK,
Deputy Clerk 81. ~.
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Fivln l.. Davenport. Attorney
aAln n. Aninine street

STATE or MICHIGAN. in NE
'clrenif Court Tor the County OF
Wayne. In CnaneeFy
RUTH SINGLETON Plainiiii.
HOMER SINGLETON De
endant
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Guy A. MILLER.
Circuit Tudr.
lAe Y. MArren A,enue
WINS NJ craIes. Aiforner

WINS ~ - -
STATE or MICHIGAN, IN the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne. in chancery.
ADvERDA HUDCFNs Plaintiff.
W. EDDIE HrDGENs. Defendant.
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Charles Campbell. Attorney
g2Si Frskinp

STATE or MICHIGAN. IN the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne. in chanccry
CATHERINE NORRoD Plain
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No. sse.6ei
nnnLR OBJ PlRIll AIlnN

81 a session ~ said Court held
the court House IN the CITY
81 Detroit. said County. and State
Of Michigan. on May q, istt
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ARTHUR WEBSTER.
Circuit Judge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-07-08

ia True Copy
CAsrAR J 1iNGEMAN. Clerk.
BY = DrREY,
Deputy Clerk 63-I-l5
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A True Copy
cAsPAR ]. LINGEMAN. Clerk.
nv DAN vOJc1K.
Deputy Clerk 5-e7-7-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-03
LETTER-OUT


the letter column opposite
removed you
correctly, the
Answer to
INFLECT-CLIENT
METALLIC-CLIMATE people like that's SUNNY
(A) LARVAE-RAVEL (unwnd).
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a Weapon).
WEATHER-WREATTI decoration).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-03
Uncle Rays Corner

The lobster has at least one claim
to fame--it can live to be old. The
age Of some Holsters, at death, has
been estimated to be from 20 10 50
years.
Often, of course, Holsters are
gathered and sent to market while
still rather young. Many persons
like to eat lobster salad and so on.
and that keeps great numbers Of
these saltwater animals from reach
ing a ripe old age.
the lobster, the Older 1t is" Along
the Atlantic Coast some old lob
sters have been found to have
body with length of 2 feet. Such
a lobster will weigh about IS pounds,
and its crushing claw may have
length Of from 16 to 40 inches. The
crushing claw of very large lobster
Is likely to be thicker than q mans
arm!
I speak Of ''the crushing claw"
but there are two arms, Of. legs, Of
a lobster which are armed with
strong pincers. One of these is
larger than the other, and ID known
as the crushing claw. The smaller
claw can be used for holding to an
object while the other does its work
of striking at an enemy or crushing
a victim.
HOLSTERS are greedy and eat al
most anything in the nature of
fish and flesh. Crawling about the
sea bottom, they are quite willing
to capture their near-relatives, the
crabs. They even have been known
to eat other Holsters. and for this
reason they can be classed as
"cannibals"
When a lobster Is boiled II
changes in color from greenish or
blush brown to red. A certain art
ist did not know this fact when
he put one in a seashore painting.
Using boiled lobster, bought from
store, as a model, he painted it
in the act of crawling on the sand
and gave 1t deep red color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-03

Tho Four Aces VIII be pleased to an
swer letters from readers II . stamped
(3-cent). self-addressed envelope 10 In
closed with each communication adj
dressed to the Four Aces. care OF The
Evening Star. II you desire the pocket
outline Of the Four Aces system Of
contract bridge send with your request
to the Four Aces, care OF The Evening
Star, . stamped t3-cent). self sddr essed
large-size envelope and you will receive
an outline without any charge.
Load the guns thatn lick the Japs
Save every drop Of waste kitchen
fats. Take them to your meat dealer
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IeA h1

Submarine Warfare" is the title Of
an illustrated leafet. It contains 10
pictures by Frank c. pape and several
hundred words Of text BY Uncle Ray.
To obtain copy send self-addressed
envelope bearing 3-cent stamp to
Uncle Ray In care Of this newspaper.
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MMEHaTTTE ERW o T5REs in NEW H TOE R ad0
VILLAGE MOTORS.
1890 WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON, VA.
OXFORD 1853.
OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-04-03

West led the two of spades. The
seven was played from dummy and
East did the unusual: He stopped to
think.
First. from the lead he knew that
West had four spades, and hence
that South had only two. But what
were they? East reasoned from
South's Jump to three no-trump that
both were probably honors, and went
on from there.
If South held the ace and king,
or the ace and jack, no play would
matter, for South then had two STOP
Ipers whatever East played. But
there was an excellent chance that
South held the king and jack. On
this reasoning. East signaled with
the six of spades, but held firmly to
his queen.
Declarer won the trick with the
jack and played a small diamond to
the king. He re-entered his hand
with a heart and tried the jack of
diamonds. When West showed out,
the losing tinesse was taken out Of
necessity.
And now East's first play bore
fruit. The three of spades brought
forth South's king. West had seen
the high-low, won the ace and led
another spade. This was won by
East's precious queen. and the fourth
spade was added to the ace of clubs
to set the contract.
Third hand high would have
meant game for declarer With
two spade shoppers. he could have
developed the diamonds for nine
tricks.
Saturday you were Howard Schen-
ken's partner. Both sides were vul-
nerable. You dealt and held:
AA106532
VKJ982
| %
40
The bidding:
You. Jacoby. Schenken. Lightner
Pass Pass 10 Pass
l(?)
| Answer One spade. On sheer
strength your hand might JUSTIFY q
jump to two spades Tin view of your
previous pass. But your partner
may have a diamond two-suit-
er and you don't want to get too high
till you find out.
Score 100 per cent for one spade
40 per cent for two spades, nothing
for any other bid.
Question No. 1861.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues:
You. Jacohy. Schenken. Lightner
Pass Pass 10 Pass
la Pass - Pass
| {?
What do you bid? ANSWER to-
morrow
Evening star., 1944-08-05

M. 1:30-"Ths Adventure Of he Man
MiiAeuf I Hean."
M0P. s:0o-vseaiiA Dale Evans Is sssst.
tolumnia erskiae johasoa presents award 10
kssay Baker Is fsdios ssssandiag issss.
WAA. S:30-Mozsft Festival n he Bsdoa
SYmphonY. Serge kouHsyiisky toadutis the
"SYmpAsaY n 6 Minor. No. IS. K. t83." and
csaterts iof Violin md 0sehsstfa Ia D Major. No.
4. (. 2fS." Ruih Possst young Hoiinist. ssioid.
M, S:3o-"Det Msllhefn sad The Psary
6ltaS." fren YiMiat baaefI Shorf SafY.
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Washtnaton. DC. > q
sAfvapAY. AUGUST s. llll.
Uncle Roy's Corner

No doubt you have heard the saw.
ing, Tell It to Sweeney" meaning.
you can tall that to Sweeney and
maybe he will believe 1t, but I
don't" Also 1t Is fairly common to
speak Of some one who will string
q person along" Of In other words
viii make believe that something q
true when 1t isn't.
In 1858, q young woman named
Sweeney met . young man named
Stringer. Mr.. Strinser told some.
thing nice to Miss Sweeney, and
they were married.
Sweeney" Is . good old Irish
name, and the name Of "6trtneer"
goes back to the time Of william the
Conqueror. A "stringer" In those
days had the special duty Of fitting
strings to bows.
Henry Stringer and Elisabeth
Sweeney Stringer were two OF my
grandparents. I never knew my
Grandfather Stringer. since he
died before I was born, but from
all I have heard Of him. I am sure
he was a man Of whom to be
proud. He was British vice consul
in New Orleans. and was known
for his kindness to British subjects
who had met III fortune while away
from their homeland. Often he
would invite q poor, unhappy man
to hts home for dinner, and then
would fit him with new clothes and
provide him with passage back to
England
Several years ago. I paid . visit
to New Orleans, and talked with
two women who were girlhood
friends Of my mother They told
me that my Grandfather Stringer
was very friendly to children. He
would bring home ~bonbons" and
toys for his daughter and for the
other children in the neighborhood.
I'VE loved to 90 to his home to
play said one Of the ladies. We
thought that it was our Liberty
Hail"
Happy Haven was the way the
other friend described the Stringer
household.
This grandfather Of mine be-
longed to an English family, and
most OF his relatives lived in Eng
land, but he was born in Australia.
He was the first white child born
in the city of Perth, in Western
Australia. An old family possess
sion was cane with q gold and
ivory handle which had been pre-
sented to him 'for services during
the yellow fever epidemic In New
Orleans. There was much yellow
fever during the time he was alive,
but now that disease, I am happy
TO say. is almost entirely q thing
Of the past.
Evening star., 1944-08-05

VOL. 9:00-"eoun n ne kesa, . mus0l
fsatasy. is pfsssated.
MA. 9:30-Stsa kentsa end his band.
M. f0:00-Ihomss NiehsiI. susa.
WAM. t0:30-elsd nshst gags 10 Italy
are ssekea vp By the Tailed Naiss Array.
M0p. i0:45-BssiI 0'connor, HsddsAt h
fhs National fouadsioa fM lntaaiiie P,rsiysis,
spssks on Your Fight Against latsntils p.
falysis"
M, if:30-"Wsltome he Traveller Home"
the soldiers return 10 peace.
Evening star., 1944-08-05

0 TIE Az 1ooN.
MAkl, 3:30-M sti6sfshwia tsseefi isa.
turing Drummer 6sas ksvps.
WRc. M0P. VOL. 4:30-Ths Merthanis
sad ciiilsns Handbag ffsn essnsat Psh.
M. 7:00-SiorY II u lislsa satiFaxia
who rsiuraS 10 IS native lead Is sn American
issliW viii iAs Allied Military 6svsnnsat.
W. 1:00-AtirsH esbs 0aaisls rstssts
iatsfyisvs lfsm . Nsfnssdy hsseiisl.
wMAl, 7:3o-Sssss " kesfspsiiaa as.
lsfmils hosoins, and Jimmie Newell.
Evening star., 1944-12-08

Candy Cane Stripes, licking
good wide ones in red and
white, blue ond white, ton
and white cotton muslin with
foeotted white cotton pique
bonds, striped, ruffIed white
pique collar, cuffs. Sizes 3
to 6 ------------S4.o5
W&L-Juveniles' Apparel,
Fourth Floor,
Evening star., 1944-12-08

Teo for Two but service for
six. Gay, pIost'c pIotes,
cups and souoers, cream and
sugar bowl. knives, forks,
spoons ond even poper nop-
kins ------------SA.50
W&L-T'he Christmas Toy Store.
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1944-12-08

Little Bo Peep end Little
Jack Homer Join the Christ
mas porty at least their
pictures ore pointed on the
chairs, the sturdy tobIe Of
shining wood. The set Sl2
W&L-The Christmas Toy Store,
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1944-12-08

Vincent and Mary ocudyeau, boy.
Harold and Lucille Goulrt, boy.
Warren and Billie Halt, boy.
James and Dorothy HANKS, boy.
Kenneth and Alice Heath, girl.
Curtis and Anne ingalls,, girl.
Carl and Dorothy Iseli. boy.
Elmer and Harriet Johnston. boy.
Sol and Sylvia KatZ. boy.
Donald and Frances Kraus, girl.
Daniel and Alice Layton, girl.
Robert and Grace Lucas, boy.
Leo and Elizabeth MacSweeney. 9lrl.
Nicholas and Margaret Michel, girl.
Lewis and Alice McGraw, boy.
John and Dorothy Mcneil. boy.
Douglas and Mary Netherwood, boy.
Robert and Hedwig Newcome, girl.
Cleveland and Helen Noreross, boy.
James and Julia Norvell, boy.
Philip and Dorothy Ober. boy
Clarence and Lois Ooten, girl.
Robert ana Virginia Paige, boy.
Robert and Ruth Pearson, girl
Allen and Eugenie Philbrick, boy.
Walter and Eliz Presgraves, boy.
John and Mary PrezZi, girl
George and Ellen Reeser, girl.
William and Jessie Rivers. boy.
Harold and Ellen Roberts. girl.
Paul and Mae Rodano, girl.
Aubry and Jean Sansbury, boy.
Raymond and Alice Schreiner. girl.
Evening star., 1944-12-08

call us newspaper columnists.
AS long as next week will be Bill
of Rights Week" I'd like to have
them change it to apply to husbands
and wives-especially the part about
the right of persons "peaceably to
assemble without being unreason-
ably dispersed" and also the restric-
tions on search and seizure" Many
was the time I had been ready
"peaceably to assemble" myself in a
new hat and dress only to find that
George had searched" the closet,
seized" the clothes and "unreason-
ably dispersed" them back to the
store.
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Evening star., 1944-12-08
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Evening star., 1944-12-08

sentence from Judge John P. Nc
Mahon on petit larceny charge in
Municipal Court yesterday.
The defendant, Lawrence Preston
Ward of 10 Capital View place NE,
received an additional Today SEN
tence for the theft of paint brush
from the janitor Of the apartment
Evening star., 1944-12-08
window Washer jailed
In Apartment Thefts

Accused of taking household linens
and underwear from an apartment
at 2400 Thirteenth street NV. after
posing as window washer to gain
admittance November 3, 47-year-
old colored man received = 60-day