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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

period the figures are twice as
high, the females always having
more missing teeth by a small
margin
This is simply the result Of
neglect exaggerated fear Of the
dentist reluctance TO spend
money on teeth, and ignorance.
First ignorance OF the serious
disability that goes with i'm
perfect dental arches.
One specific example Of
ignorance which | have re-
peatedly mentioned is neglect
OF the first lower molar 1t
comes in last in the row be-
hind the baby teeth, az about
the age OF SIX. Parents are apt
10 think Il is another baby
tooth II is very apt TO decay
and should be tended 10 imme-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

pansion and the American. II
was about the time that James
town and Plymouth were settled
that a cossack leader, named
Yermak, who had been outlawed,
crossed the Urals and invaded
Siberia.
Yermak was pardoned by the
car, and the conquest spread
eastward across the plains and
through the forests more than
5000 miles until it reached the
Behring Sea. From here the
Russians occupied Alaska and
moved on southwark into Cali
fornia.
After our Civil War, the
czars recognized that they had
overextended the line of Russian
advance, and our wise secretary
Of state. William II. Seward,
purchased laska and the
A1eutS. But Siberia renamed 10
the Russians and is their rich
est endowment. And the cos
sacks remained to guard and
police it.
IN TIE early spring of 1918, l
L was ordered 10 Manchuria
and Siberia to make what Is
called a military estimate OF
the situation" In August / was
assigned to our Siberian expedi-
tionary force, and so remained
in that country for a year; the
year following the debacle OF
the Russian armies, the success
OF the Bolshevist revolution,
and the assassination of the
car and his entire family.
AS cavalry soldiers the Cos
sacks seemed to me both good
and Indifferent. When the going
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

A UNITED STATES senator
~ (his name must be omitted
now is expected 10 marry an
important State Dept official
within a month. He's on the
front pages often, pro- RooSe-
velter Their chums believe
the &. b. s. Paul Whites are
dividing, although Mrs. White
fnow in FloridaD says nh-nh
As stated here before, Gov.
Dewey is definitely a presidcn-
tial candidate. His men are
seeing various governors 10 ar
range deals {. Il. y. exec
Carl Leigh and one OF that net
works incest ladies (named
Shaw were parSon'd Juan
tia JaureZ, the dancer. became
Mrs. II. d. Smith AT Fort Lau-
derdale =. His pals say John
Steinbeck claims his "Lifeboat'
script was horribly distorted"
(full of Nazi propaganda, etcD
and he is sore about il =. Quite
scandal al the fashionable Mt.
Tremblant Lodge when count
ess was slapped for making re-
marks
4 SOLDIE r carrying an
"A enormous aundry bag
walked into TiffanyS lie re-
ceived no attention whatever
All assumed he was in the wrong
place. lie looked worn his
clothes didn't fl too well, an
unlmpreSsive fellow he was
shunted 10 the Small-priced
dept where he had difficulty
convincing the statesmen that he
wished 10 buy something more
expensive He finally So
lected bracelet at $1,000 and
wrote out a check >. The clerk
was Sorry-he'd have 10 send
the check 10 the hank for certi-
fcation" Then he looked AZ
the signature Carl Laemmle
Jr.- who had suddenly recalled
his sisters birthday!
LNRROL F'LYNN'S ex-wife. Lii
BaHIts, has found a new
interest in life. lie is 1t Terry
klyne Pola Negri is feuding
with Louells Parsons over the
| comment about Pola in THE
Cav Illterate" FL Morocco
told two of its best known pa
irons not To come there any
more Jane PickenS' new
romance in Boston is super
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
4 IL tho hot sports used 10
n wear diamonds

4 IL The hot sports used 10
y wear diamonds.
7 can 70 m m b or when 7
thought a diamond stud Of two
or three caratS and A matching
ring represented the ultimate IN
personal adOrnmcnt.
The stud. which was largely
affected by saloon keepers, bar
tenders and professional gam
hlers. was screwed into the top
buttonhole OF a Starched bosom
shirt by means OF a gold wire
spiral and II was necessary 10
wear a stsrchcd gateS-aiar col
lar or a rolling low starched
collar with a bow tic 10 properly
display the diamond stud.
Some classy guys had gold
collar buttons with quarter or
half-carat diamonds set in the
heads so II a man did not care
10 wear a lie he still made a
showing Of affluence. The most
popular mounting for a diamond
for the finger that l remember
was yellow gold claw and the
ring was nearly always worn on
the third finger Of the left hand.
Cuff buttons set witr>Hamonds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
BETTER HEALTH
By DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING :

dately It's loss imperials the
whole arch.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
X. ": Is il important for
Cirl Is 10 wear stockings in cold
weather? She says If she wore
them the other children would
make so much fun Of her
ANSWER, / confess that this
is one of the habits Of the
younger generation that ! do
not understand. II gives me a
chill 10 see them | should
think sheer discomfort, 10 say
nothing Of the danger Of chill
blalns and livedo, would drive
them 10 cover their skin. Per-
haps the way 10 handle II would
be 70 tell her that going with
out stockings Will make her
legs so ugly she will never get
a husband.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
ON BROADWAY
copyrIghl. lgll. By KLnE F,atur,,


spectacular scion . The trial
of f. II. Wright, New York
newspaperman (accused Of be-
ing a Jap AGENT, has again been
deferred until March Its
boy for the Capt. Stuart Nc
Cullums in Emporia. Kansas.
She was Lovely" Warren Of the
girl shows i Pan-American
has engaged the prettiest host
esses of ALTO replace stewards
on planes Has any one
pointed out the tragic colncl-
dence-that Clare Boothe Luce's
mother was also killed in a car
crash years ago?
ONE night last November in
" the Stork Club, II. T.
Ewald Ohe ad agency mani
asserted that Amos n Andys
new radio program would top
All the comedy ratings by Jan.
!. 1914 Dan Golenpaul (pro-
Queer Of Information, Please
was skeptical VII bet
1000 on it, said MIR Ewald,
who knows more about Amer
lean radio tastes than most
people g.. "Okay." said Dan,
loser 10 pay 10 the uSO'
Mr.. Ewald'S $1,000 check is be-
ing relayed by this colin.
lock WHuTNEY'S theatrical
y Investments received a jolt
A noted actor who allegedly
used some OF the coin 10 play
the horses has been fired
IS ON thing for the Boys
showed a profit OF only SIPS on
its first roa date When l..
r. Mayer tthe giant Of MGM)
visited the Copa. Jimmy Du-
rante cracked 81 gotta be
good. There's a talent scout in
the house" Winged Vic
tory" now has II units made
up OF the shows members 10
entertain various nearby hos
pital bases. camps Connie
Bennett Will do a syndicated
COLIN on fashions There
may be n farmer strike milk
firms lining up against them.
The Tom Ferrises are threeing
o.. Honeychile Wilder and her
Argentine feller have cremated
A.
I'VE German consul in Naples,
L Italy. had list ~ Amer
lean actors who appeared In pic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
II. ". DURLING
ON THE SIDE.

Distributed by King Features synd.. Inc.
World War III is 81 months old
and the cost OF living in this
country has increased only 2o.9
per cent, so states the OPA.
II IS now being said that
women make much better hotel
clerks than men. Women, state
hotel experts, are more courte-
Gus. more diplomatic and have
a far greater ability 10 make
hotel guests feel at home.
WAC ID 1t. Lillian Miller has
w become such an expert AT
Judo that she quickly throws
soldiers weighing 200 pounds or
more. She's little hut. oh my.
She's a blonde. OF course.
Is StubbornneSs a Characters
tic Of the Scots? II not why is
IL that IN the annual soccer
football game between England
and Scotland. the Scots for
years have refused 10 permit
their players 10 be numbered so
the spectators can distinguish
them?
w S HART. The good old
w two gun man IN person.
Because Of his impressive career
as film star, Mr. Harris legiti-
mate stage career has been for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Quick Answers

benjamin Franklins.
2-24-12 on each side.
3-Rugby. n d.
4-Basketball.
5LCalfornia, IN tfC SOS,
6-Gunner'S Mate Ernest Mahl-
mann, celebrated by Vaum
Arnold in the classic Pant
less Gunner of the Panay."
This was inspired by the at
tack of the japanese on the
U. s. S. Panay before Pearl
Harbor.
Copyright. la44; by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
DEAR Boss:
LETTERS FROM TIMES SOLDIERS

that we took them-seems that
the enemy could hold out for
ever in some of the cavernous
valleys. Just goes TO show you
that this army proves its stuff
the men, that is, who do the
fighting. If 1 had my way they'd
all get Medals of Honor. They
deserve them. TY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Answer to Question No. 3

10 better diet, work conditions,
safety devices, etc.
Answer to Question No. 3
/ am unable 10 locate any ex-
act studies of the attitudes OF
the sexes toward old age, but
the immense number Of beauty
parlorS and the elaborate, often
painful treatments such as mud
baths, pernanents, hair dying.
etc, that women undergo, to-
gether with the hundreds OF mill
lions they spend annually for
cosmetics, all for heightening
the beauty of youth and keeping
il as long as possible. is strong
evidence that women fight
growing Old more than men.
Also, women lie about their age
with Straighter faces and clearer
conseienceS than men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Connolly Answers

1-(c); 2-(b), 3-(b); -(c);
5-(a; 6-tal true; CD
false tBoston): (c) false
BOSTON,: Cd true (e) true.
Copyright. l9N, 81 king Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

Times editorial department. The
writer: Sherman c. Ty) Cross,
who was in Italy at the time OF
writing.
DEAR BOSS:
MY NEGLIGENCE in writing
vi is due TO working hours as
mixed and varied as those had
on the Times. and once II IS
dark there isn't the chance 10
write because of blackoutS.
Today is a beautiful. bright
Sunday and the bells from the
village on the mountainside and
the convent in the valley are
Ginning the call to worship.
1t has rained great deal-a
very great deal-and climate
cally It's like Michigan. I'm
constantly little damp IN the
feet, but then it's better than
the sands of Africa.
This morning l opened a can
of the usual &C. ration, and
therein lay three Jumps of sugar,
reSplendent in red Star-studded
Jackets, and on them on either
side was printed in the old ia
miliar letters-Hudson's, De-
troit. Almost like a letter from
home.
This outfit is full of fellows
who have had a great deal Of
experience. Some have been IN
the army four TO six years.
They had a mail call last
p. NJ. but most of the mail
dated as far back as June, AZ.
The army postal service IS APP
parently as human as the rest
Of us when IL comes 10 messing
things up occasionally.
This is lovely spot except
for the rainy weather. These
are beautiful mountains, and
hazardous in spots I marvel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

\ GASOLINE
a Coupon To- Good through Max 81
y and & Coupons gallons zach
81 and CT Coupons gals. each.
BE- and ca Coupons gals. each.
FUEL OIL
Period 10 gals. a unit through
Feb 8
Period SO gals. a unit through
March lt
LIQUOR
NO. \ valid
ID -hnnua-
SHOPS
STAMP ~ md Airplane stamp l.
Valid indefinitely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

TIVE wise old women used 20
i warn that the youngest
child had the poorest teeth.
That fitted in with their general
idea that the youngest was the
runt Of the family, the weakest,
physically and mentally, the
ScrapingS Of the pot
Modern nutrition has made n
revision in these age-old ideas
DR.. Horld Beck Of Boston has
made A statistical study which
proves that the youngest chlld
has Just as good teeth as the
others provided the mother gets
good prenatal dietWlth plenty
OF calcium.
He studied 1913 5-ycar-old
children 106 being first horn
and % fourth born The differ
ence in the number Of decayed
teeth was negligible, a differ
ence OF less than two decayed
teeth was found between tho
first born and later born chill
dren.
THROUGH an adequate diet
L the mother can furnish r
sufficient calcium reserve 10
carry the infant through the
first 10-month, or shock, period
OF life.
Or Beck found that 81 per
n cent of the mothers OF children
. having good teeth drank three
or four glasses Of milk daily
during the eHpectant period
Mix furnishes the calcium re-
serve mentioned above
Furthermore poor Calcifca-
ton of teeth results from lack
NJ Vitamin y. children with
healthy teeth were also found
10 have been fed cod liver oil.
the most convenient and cheap
est medium in which IN give
Vitamin - regularly during tho
first year and up to the fifth
year Of life.
IN A group OF employees II N
i 10 years Of age there was an
average of 10 teeth missing
among the girls and 10 among
the boys. BY the time group
has reached the Is to 29-year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

PROGRESSED FOODS "
Green G, n, J-Vslld through FEB,
20.
X. l. and N-Vand Feb. / through
March 20.
MATS, CHEESE. FATS
Brovu u. :, T. U-Vaud 'throughs
Jan 20
N-Valld through Feb IS
SUGAR
Stamp 80, No Z book, rs through
March Al
TIRE INSPECTION nEADLINEs
I--Fsh 7a:A-Msr 81, B-Fso 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

former. Little doubt this is due
10 better diet, work conditions,
safety devices, etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

EDITORS NOTE-Thn is a
letter to the gang at the Office
from one Of the so editors, re-
porters and photographer Who
haze gone into service from the
Times editorial department. The
Uriter. Sherman c. Ty) Gross,
who was in Italy at the time Of
Urfting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

THE. German consul in Naples,
L Italy had a list of Amer
lean actors who appeared In pic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

coPyrish', 1913. John ?. Die Co
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27
One Word Led III Another

BY f. SINlMS CAMPBELL
BY ARTHUR BUGS BAER-

---------Dy ANIIION DUO DiLI|---
/ copied gander at new type of louise on the
trains. He's the varmnt who firts with dame stand
ing the aises while he is sitting pretty nurse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-27

dately It's loss imperials the
whole arch.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04
THREE TREBLES SING
IN CHURCH RECITAL

a very enjoyable evening WAS
spent nv those who attended the
recital given bS the Three 'Irehles
al ST. Johns Presbyterian church
on lasf Friday evening Their
three groups az songs and the solos
by the individuals we're all we'll
rendered Most pleasing were
their rendition Of Annie Laurie "
Rogers THE star Peter pc
Roses Il Heard Forest PRAYING
ana especially Parks Poor Little
Lamb with Mrs pinkle Taylor
dramatizing u with big black
doll
MY Heart at Thy Sweet voice
from The opera Samson and Deli
lah" was sung very rwecily by
Mrs Grace Jefferson as was also
The Schubert "Screnadc by Mrs.
Taylor. Mrs. Hlawaiha Glvhnns
Hunter received enthusiastic ap-
plause for her Interpretation ~
Rohns "stIll as the Night Mrs
jefferson was the accompanies and
is also director OF the singers The
recital was under the auspices Of
tho senior choir OF the church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04
NEGRO WOMEN IN
BUSINESS IS CLUB TOPIC

Members OF me Current Topic
club spent a very delightful after
noon with their friends Tuesday.
Feb rs, at The club house OF the
Association Wonious clubs Mrs
Ida Isaacs iaaie a very gracious
chairman The meeting opened
With The club song. composed by
Two Current Topic momhers Mrs
Louise q Edwards and Mrs Mile
Ilynson MISS Bornice Jackson
guest pianist who Is studying at
The Institute az Musical Arts, play
ed Bceihoycns "Moonlighi SON
atarwl'h much feeling while Mrs.
Madge REYNOLDS sang two socal Sc
lections Mrs Nellie Dodsnn plante
gave two dramatic readings. after
which Mrs Mae Randolph intro
duccd the speaker of the afternoon.
Mrs Violet Lewis founder and
president 81 the Lewis Business
college Mrs Lewis gave a very
fine talk on Negro Women IN
business" Mrs Harriet Wesley
made me response in very ca
pablo manner Mrs Louise - Ed
wards gave one OF her mlrthful
readings. while Miss Susie Prime
sang two numbers Mrs Madge
Reynolds IN behalf OF the club
presented Mrs planfc with very
lovely Tift for her splendid service
and Mrs Rhodes likewise present
~ Mrs Thomas with token II
friendship
Mrs Beatrice Preston president
o. the club, had the members IN
irodnee their guess AZ the close
90 The program everyone went 20
ihe dung room whore dclicacies
we're served
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04
GRANADA HAT SHOPPE
OPENS NEW DOOR TO
FEMININE SPRING STYLES


The verdict AMONG wcstslders
IS Tint when il comes TO up-to-
date hat str> Tor ladies the
Granada Hat Shonpe owned and
operated by Mrs Orlli former
resident OF Now York Is in a
class by Itself n business is any
sig. Of yardstlck. then this
Tribune reporter must agree that
this IS more than a rumor; It's a
fact
Hats at this shoppe are priced
as 10 es si99 and up % s25
Hats thar are above $40 are de-
signed and made BY Mrs Orlit.
herself Who incidentally. IS an
established modisfe with wears OF
experience IN this field She
states that her foremost purpose
IN moving u ncighhorhood Sec
ton IS 20 hiring style and color
combinations 70 where the smart
est women congregaie also 70
give her customers beautiful dis
tirctive hats AZ prices the down
town stores cannot afford
Women Of the Easiside who
have not visited me Granada Hat
Shoppe viii find Il well worth
their while 10 Investigate You
are under no obligations 70 buy
lust drop IN and see The STYLES
II YOU nre IN doubt ahou; the
color combinations FOR your Eas-
ter outht Mrs OrlIt Will be more
than happy 70 give YOU sugges
lions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04
Young Women
Hold Social Meet

The Mari rcffes had a gala AZ
fair az the Cluh Three Skies where
they ecre hosfesscs az cocktail
party last week a special table
WAS reserved for club members
with heautif'll ccnfsiiiece donai-
ed ly he Pr's Flowcr shop The
ciub members wore oarsaec 81 rcd
roses and gardenias. the cinh flow
ers The members were presented
by NC Bobhlt kcyes
Among those seen enjoying them
selves were Mr and Mrs. James
Moon Mr. and Mrs Vincent Drake.
Mrs Clauzell Rhodes. MISS Kaih-
crime Curtis Mrs Carrie pr Mr.
and MIS- nernlo Goodwin ~ aud
Mrs John TNman Mr. ava Mrs
Walter Reid MIR and n Frank
Heath Miss Elizabeth Wlllans
Mrs 5 Klueh samuel lee MISS
Henrietta Hash Mrs Reriha ,as
ter, Robert Randall Marie Jo0trr
Margaret Watley Mary Rogers. SIR
and Mrs r Kills Miss Reese len
Porter George Penny pgf KoheH
lyn Ecles Ann " MILAN ~ afl
Mrs Alex Mason Maxine kinnca
@ Fcasper J II Thompson John
Lehman X J. smith NerseNe Iod
Mr. and AIRS Pryor and many on
ers.
The Marioneites were also host
csses 20 the servicemcn AZ tne
NWCA on last Monday evening a
buffet luncheon was served con-,
sisling OF cold cuts Of many va.
rieiics potato salad, coffee cafe
and candy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04

Given by Mr. and Mrs Sidney
Rarihwell for their employers
Monday evening Fob IS AT inc
Twelve IIorsemcu civic center
More Than thirty five " the
harlhwells employees were pres
cni together win dozen or
more special guests including
mother and thc grandmother On
Mr. Barthwcll Roth guests and
EMPLOYEES were seated n fonr
long banauri tables which were.
adorned win spring flowers and
from which the sumpinous menu
was served Pen SONGS were en-
lived pictures OF the group made
and all employees and guests
We're introduced hv Mr. Rarih
well who acted as master Of cere-
monies
In his Inspiring talk MIR
Gaines congratulated The Barih-
WILLS and ihcir employees unon
'he fine service they are render
he Inc nuhiio and the race Brief
e'n tks wore also made hv Mrs
Nhr sine Fuqaa Dr ] II Mar
tn Mrs Mary BeasleN Prather
Hanscr } r Mccall rlvsses
Eos Kin The Rev Horace A White
= 81 r Williams John G Dancy
avid others All the speakers
ianicd Mr and MIS- Rarthwell
and the Barthvclls IN turn
ihankel their employees and the
ruhNc for their cooperation In
telplne make the Rar'hwcll drug
store chain ~ six stores possible
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04

inr and should marar- her ewr
food 60 that she rn'shes eatinr
ahouf the same time 'hev d.
2 Nc II IS nrfss3r 81 use
hoh Nr ana lr
~ Nc Az annHur en'enis Nnd
fetiiafsot ave setf hv no rar
en's ~ nc bride ani o. course
fhe hrlderrn ~ 4 consulted woen
comreirc he 'sf
fi 81 EMS ne duty q q
irler bur wess does NJ
8rn0anco names
1c s. rnpi s1if q. q c0rsri
vatite business suit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04
Mr.. AND MRS. BARTHWELL
HAVE EMPLOYEE BANQUET

FrefacIng his banquet talk with the remark that Sid
ney Barthwe eectrhes the Detroit community not by
speeches but by constructive achievement Carlton w.
Games delivered the address of the evening the
Barthwe BANQUET The occasion the annual banquet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04

ngatthem can
AM sen endless en-
IVY tr seut When you
such annoying
L eng actions. you
rs IS though being
reoFle is the Ia,
Sfpu want 10 do il
a y world Black an,
Fhft Oir'~f with IFS antisepuc
n rfos eases the soreness
n r,ass csi externally caused
pi're~ea r,prles. Easily ap-
Pc saeie itsa aid 10 Nature S
Y healing twes from its anti
n Y isgfe Black and White
1H'ns1' sas nsht TO work, and
hs FsA~s iceyeJ, scratching
'ewo-as also relieves ITCH
v F-faff mess Of eczema ex-
Z I a-yea-ss only as directed.
Y = aM N'te Ointment. iot,
" eco1oe g sizes 25e. 500. AT
I cslv
1l' sa eleanslng use mild.
ae''nl b.'s snd N'hre Skin Soap,
Y aaa l,e ee,yohefe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-03-04
JAYNE JACKSON ATTENDS
BIRTHDAY FETE AT YWCA

Trol'V Mss JAYNE I0-Ks0n Wa F0r-T01 Y F1r ~
rents ON last Friday evening in the sNcial roan
AWCA About one hundred wcnbtrs AZ ihc vyirlrtt .et
came to say happy BIRTHDAY 70 'he ,iiaco Neal,e.
and 20 dance and make merry. They onls allowed
Evening star., 1944-09-07
Women EmbezzIer
Gets 10 to 80 Months

Helen F. Leavitt, %, yesterday
was sentenced by Justice James M
Proctor Of District Court to serve
10 to 80 months on charges of en-
bezzling more than $4,000 from local
department stores while worRing a.
cashier. She pleaded guilty to two
charges.
Justice Proctor gave her the 10
to 80 month sentence on a charge
OF embezzling $4,000 from S. Kann
Sons Co. He also sentenced her to
from 3 to 8 months for embezzling
$50 from the Hecht Co. He ordered
the latter sentence. however, to run
conclrrently with the first one. The
young woman was said to have used
fictitious names while employed.