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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
Mrs )aQQ!{
JAN
%ss Jack

2 o'clock one morning with two de
tectiVes, she went on:
Can il be that he used detectives
to make extracts of my diary for his
own purposes? 1t is very strange"
Julias complaint named five CO
respondents. but the trial ended sud
denly when Ching withdrew his own
suit and admitted on the witness
stand the accusation that he had once
been in compromising situation with
an unidentified woman. Alimony was
set at $500 month and custody OF
the children, Marianne, Is, and Thorn
as, -l2-was divided.
Two years later came the cut to
S120 a month But the other day,
through her attorney. Sidney n. Git
Gilman of 207 Fourth Ave, New York
City, Julia asked that her alimony
be raised to 5000 year or $685. q
month a request which was denied
by Supreme Court justice, but this
ruling is being appealed.
That poverty stuff was lot of
bunk. she declared Only a month
after she had consented TO the ali
mony reduction, she said, Ching mar
ried Mrs. l. d a Muschenheimer
Fletcher wealthy widow, and now
lives high. wide and handsome in
town apartment. and at "Driftwood,
at Hampton. Long Island, which he
recently renovated at heavy cost
What burns Julia up most of all.
she says, is the fact that she has just
learned that Ching inherited S250,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

eral Otis of Revolutionary fame, and
all the way back 20 James VIII,
Scottish ruler known as Black Douglas.
But Ching says she exhibited few
veStiges of such breeding during the
Is iU1y years in which they were
man and wife. His diary, which was
made part of the divorce battle. re-
corded such items as:
MAY l3-I went TO bed but Julia
woke re up by biting me on the side
OF my ace
Dec 81 - Home for dinner and
Aound Julia drunk Told her / would
wot % her out New Years Eve.
She towards me with a carving
knife ,ut | took il away from her
Late 10 came upstairs after me
wit, D razor blades which | also
tool ~ from her.
Nj, - Found u man in the closet
of the . oy's room and threw him out
of the house.
Sept When ready for bed, Julia
burned me behind the ear with a Gig
arctic Slapped her and knocked her
down
Jan Julia on the wagon. / doubt
H. Give her two weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

81 Vi - AOOh
! a NJ Julia came
u psta IRIS a n d
stabbed me in the
back with a pen
The points broke
off. Called doctor
and had them re-
moved.
1t W as Just
a bout this tim q
that Julia is al
legged 10 have en-
tered their New
York City apart
ment as IL she had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12

she listened to tale OF financial woes and per
mitted her ex-spouse to get court order reducing
il to S120 monthly. But she says he was just
pulling her shapey leg when he pleaded poverty.
and she wants more dough, but lots.
Julia is girl with lines and lineage. The lines
were revealed TO far too many people, her husband
maintained. and the lineage was revealed TO the
court. Insisting that her present style of living
was not that to which she was accustomed. Julia
traced her genealegy through her father. Luther
Henry Otis noted artist and illustrator; TO Gen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-12
A Solution at Last to the Embaftled
Jacques Perennial Money Problem of
How Much and for What andfo Whom?

A ONEY has always been problem in the relations be
m tween Charming X tChing) Jaques wealthy New
W. York cubman, his exwe Julia, who used to dance
Zegfed later acquired such quaint habits Ching
dancing Railways without benefit of clothing
So IS and shoes at about half
that all used be allowed Julia declared
in a divorce suit which her a almony
Evening star., 1944-01-16

WIZ II . DCaUs1HA1, HAO SO11Hoo1HC O01 O1
know Keep sticking to it, and the next box
of chocolates get is all yours"
She slipped down the back stairs, lodged
a party of housewives going into ecstasies
over the freezing units; lodged her father,
conferring with three women on the side ter
race. She conjured quick picture of Loren
Stargate in gubernatorial morning coat, his
favorite orange and blue striped jersey be-
meath it. A governor taking the oath of office
in T-shirt would b a novelty.
She had nearly reached the convertible by
a circuitous route when she met a soldier.
They had been having them in d1oves since
the new camp had been opened. This one
Evening star., 1944-01-16

that's all, to help the sale of his newest book
- the way these Sundays are"
Il still don't see why you mind so much.
The ones who come on Sunday are no more
boring than the usual run of older people.
Personally, think you should take them in
your stride, the way do"
I'm taking them in my stride today"
Penny put three loops of yarn and two white
gardenias, labeled hat" on her head. IF
anyone asks you where I've gone, you don't
Evening star., 1944-01-16

something people found to complain
about sometimes in Daddy's books"
1T is. It's me too. must be a
throw-back to a Victorian great
aunt. I'd like always to wear dresses,
and high-heeled slippers, and flowers
=, ,,,v hair J'd like to sit on a satin
Evening star., 1944-01-16

DO l remember that one! Last Sunday.
She tried it on me too - only she pronounced
it 'Du7-sills' Personally, I'd rather talk to
the men,"
II wouldn't"
Sure, know. It's the way you look. They
don't make passes at me, and love and stuff.
They talk about the horses and dogs and pigs
and ducks. Sometimes they even know some
thing about them. Some of them aren't such
dopes, even the ones who are making see
narios out of Daddy's books; even the ones
who want to act in them.'
OU'RE welcome to them, dear - all OF
them" Penny slipped a pale yellow frock over
her head 1t was cut on slim modern lines,
but it had the same lace frill great-aunt
might have worn to sit in her parlor. Whom
are we entertaining today" she asked.
Dunno Except heard Muz say some
thing to Daddy about political bosses, sex
female and if he dared let them flatter him
into running for Governor, she'd divorce him!
She wouldn't though she's still nuts about
him - at his age!"
Penny laughed. How do you know"
Dru's ideas on love we're really something
i've watched them - when they're
alone -"
mot often then!'
''She rumples his hair - what there is of
it. And he tickles her! It's personally, l
think it's positively adolescent!"
'Mmmm," Penny murmured She was
thinking: Why should l stay here today?
There's enough gas in the convertible to take
me to town. A nice dim movie would be
quiet.
PERSONALLY" - it was Dru's newest word
Il agree with Muz. Daddy has enough to
do with writing books and stuff and raising
pigs and ducks and dashing back and forth
to Hollywood, without running for Governor.
Still, it might not be too bad for us, I
mean. We'd have to have doorman- And
Evening star., 1944-01-16


~ Coney Island Miami and Hollywood
4 u rolled in one; it was county fair,
dollar-day bargain basement, bank-nite
at the movies - in short, it was Sunday at
the Stargates'.
1t had been that way for as long as Penny
could remember You would have thought
that since the war; with almost everyone
in the armed services or in industry. and with
little gas for pleasure travel the Sunday
crowd at the Stargates' would have melted
away like butter 1t hadn't There was still
no shortage of satellites.
Penny sighed as she wriggled cautious toes
into her last pair of nylons. The sigh was
partly for the delicate condition of the hose
mostly for the gregarious tendencies of her
family.
She was fastening down garter from her
grdle and wondering how one went about
becoming hermit when her younger sister
Drusilla plunged, like locomotive pulling
tank cars, into the middle of the blue and
silver bedroom.
Dru gave one look at Penny and exploded:
"Garters! For gosh sake! And girdle! Where
are you going? On a t1din?" Her fourteen
year-old figure in grimy white shorts and
peppermint striped shirt was devoid of curves
Her bob was Imply uncurled.
No wish were," Penny said I'm
merely going down to greet our guests, dear.
Any Low against being clean?'
"Im clean! Well - almost"
DON'T care whether you're clean or not.
You're not much worse than Dad, and better
than his artist friend who arrived last night
to paint the horses; he looked as though he'd
been sleeping with them I'm going to be
clean and groomed for once. the way lady
should be on Sunday. don't care whether
I'm an anachronism or not"
What the heck's an anacMoniszn?' Dru
;no,,ired and then added: Il thought it was
Evening star., 1944-01-16

visitors would have to sign a book or
have a ticket or appointment. You
might like it better, Pen, the privacy,
and we might hare to stay dressed
up in the gov -"
Don't be such a dim-wit, dear.
He'd never run. It's good publicity,
Evening star., 1944-01-16

was unique because he was entirely alone.
Hello - what's your hurry?" He blocked
her path. Il wish you wouldn't"
DIE might have circumvented him by
crawling beneath clump of bushes. If he had
said, Hi. Toots," she would have. He was
smiling down at her, but in nice way; def
nitely, not the ''Hi-Toots" type.
She smiled back, reminding herself that
it was the duty even of alady-in-a-hurry to be
decently friendly to soldier. She said:
Hello. It's lovely day.
Isn't it! If you've found the spot for it. I
Coatnued On page
Evening star., 1944-01-16

damask sofa in dim quiet parlor, with no
leaping Dalmatians, like Toby and Tiny, to
mess me all up. Especially on Sunday. 10
sit all alone and -
And read Dickens and stuff"
~ might. 1t would be more interesting than
answering the same old two-dollar questions
we get every Sunday: so you are Loren
Starpate's elder daughter? Penelope - what
2 beautiful name! Did he borrow it from one
of his heromes?"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-19
Dewey Held Concerned
Over Foreign Affairs

nominee, told press conference
that they discussed 1.-The fallure
of the Administration to exercise
strong leadership in world al
fairs
There seems to be tendency
of the Administration to talk ABOUT
international cooperation but there
lis a failure to be ready to act IN
meeting these tremendous prop
lens that are now facing us IN
world affairs" Brownell said, ado-
ing that the statement was MS
own and not Dewey's.
Brownell declined to say What
specific problems he had in mlnd;
Brownen said he had not decided
whether he would continue as ma
tional chairman.
Dewey was much interested
Brownel said, in setting up a
world organization for peace along
lines proposed at Dumbarton
Oaks.
II found that Gov. Dewey con-
tinues to feel our part in world
organization for peace must cal
for the best brains and efforts OF
the leaders of both parties and
must not be begged down in mar
row partisanship at any time, y
BroWnell said.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-19
MEDALS PRESENTED
CONGRESSMAN WHO
LOST SONS IN WAR

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-lR-
Award OF ten Silver Medals to
members of Congress who have
lost sons or sons-in-law in the
war was announced to the House
today by Rep. Bolton (R-Ohio).
The medals were designed for
the Congressional War Parents
Association, group composed OF
approximately 1870 members of
Congress who have sons or sons
in-law in the armed services. 1t
is headed by Mrs. Bolton, who
has two sons in the Army.
Medals have been awarded to
Senators Hawks of New Jersey
and McClelland of Arkansas, Reps.
Cal. Johnson of Illinois, Baldwin
of Maryland, and Murdoch of Ari-
IONA, all of whom have lost sons;
and Reps. Bates of Massachusetts,,
Whelchel of Georgia, and Mas of
Minnesota, who lost sons-in-law.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-19
GREEN REJECTS
Clio TALK PLAN

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is. - up -
CLIO President Philip Murray to-
day offered to meet the AFL and
formulate a plan Of cooperation
between the rival organizations,
but held out no hope of a "marri-
age" of forces.
ALL President William Green,
promptly threw cold water on the
proposal, calling the offer the
same sort of phony functional unity
which the Go has often prated
about in the past"
Green said he interpreted the
Murray offer, made in the form
of a letter to Green, as flat re-
fusal' of the New Orleans ALL
convention plea for organic mer-
ger of the two groups.
Green expressed regret that
Murray and his associates OF the
CLIO do not yet realize 1.-The dan
gers that face labor and are con-
tent with shadow boxing and pre-
Tense
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-19
WILMINGTON MAN
WOUNDED IN WAR

The name of one Wilmington
man and those of six others from
Southeastern North Carolina were
listed recently by the War Depart
ment as having been wounded in
the European and Mediterranean
theatres of war.
The Wilmington soldier wounded
is Pvt. Walton P. -Burkhelcner,
whose aunt is Mrs. Mary E. Hy-
man, of 210 Colonial drive. The
other soldiers injured are:
Sgt. Joseph E. Billiard, wife,
Mrs. Elouis Billiard, route two,
Fairmont.
First Lieut.. Rect c. Ivey, wife,
Mrs. r. E. Ivey, Water street,
Lunberton.
PFC. Henry E. Lawson, mother,
Mrs. Eloise H. Lawson, route two,
Tabor City.
Pvt. Mahlon M. Leonard, wife,
Mrs. Laura A. Leonard, route one,
Shallotte.
s/sgt. Robert F. Seasons, moth
e1, Mrs. McKella B. Seasons,
route five, Lumberton.
Pvt. Wesley Morton, brother,
Jesse Morton, route two, Jackson
vile.
The last named was wounded in
the Mediterranean theater, all
others in the Western Front fight
ing. In all cases their next of kin
were previously notified and have
been kept apprised of develop
ments by the Army.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-19
PUBLIC URGED
T0BUY SEALS

As. the Tuberculosis Christmas
Seal sale campaign entered us
last week yesterday, Or. John T.
vessel. general chairman, re-
outlined the 1915 detectives OF the
New Hanover tuberculosis Asso-
station. as final plea for imam
.ial help to fight the disease with
modern methods.
He also announced that through
the sale of bonds by the Junior
Cnanber of Commerce the asso-
citation had realized a net OF 3d.
e61 68. Of this sum, $336 was from
the sale of scrap paper, and $5oo
was subscribed by both the city
and the county.
The seal sale has netted $4,674.-
08. from contribution made by
1873 of the 10000 persons to whom
letters containing stamps were
mailed early this month.
The last minute appeal by DR..
Vessel was made to those 7,Ooo
persons to whom ~eals were dis
patched, and who have not made
their donations by buying them.
For the enlarged tuberculosis
program in 1915, the association
plans:
To continue to provide x-ray ex-
aminations, VIII h make posi-
BILE the early discovery OF tubercu-
losis.
To support an ever increasing
health education program against
T. B., which kills more young peo-
pie between the ages of Is and 50
than any other disease.
To aid in providing rehabilita-
ton services for discharged tuber-
culous patients, other than that
given by other agencies.
To furnish additional public
health nursing.
To promote mass survey OF ap-
parently healthy groups where
much tuberculosis is found.
And to campaign toward the es-
tablishment of county sanatori-
UNI.
The New Hanover association
fights the disease with the modern
methods of adult health education.
child health education; professional
education, assistance in case-find-
ing. chest X-rays for students and
adults; services of a public health
nurse, and assistance in post sana-
forum care.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-19

tip from a railroad man who
heard a broadcast last night giving
description of the youth who was
being sought.
The special agent said that Frot-
ten admitted the Staying.
Frotten IS accused. the FB1
agent added, of killing Robert
Stratton October 81 and of Grimm
ally assaulting STATIONS 13-year-
old daughter.
He also is accused of stealing
STATIONS automobile and abandon
ing it in another State, Danner
continued.
1--WE were looking for Frotten
on the automobile theft charge"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-19
Medical Officer To Aid
Employment Of Veterans

CHARLOTTE, Dec. 49,. -(P-
J. J. Curtin, area supervisor for
the fourth region of the U. S. Civil
Service, announced today that
medical officer would be appointed
to assist returning wounded veter-
ans in qualifying for jobs.
Currin said the officer, who
would be paid salary of $6.2c8,
would supplement the regional me-
dical staff at Winston-Salem.
Canada has a fresh-Water area OF
about 228, 307 square miles.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-19

NEW YORK, Dec. 18.-RNHer-
bert Brownen, Jr., Republican
National chairman, said today that
Governor Thomas E. Dewey was
much concerned about critical
developments in foreign affairs.
Brownell, who held a dinner
conference last night with the
defeated Republican Presidential
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-19
FIJI BROADCAST
GETS FUGITIVE

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 10. - F -
Richard G. Banner, special agent
in charge of the Federal Bureau Of
Investigation office here, an
nounced today the arrest at Tam
pa of man listed as Harold
Frotten, rs, who Danner said, is
accused of Staying and criminal
assault at Bennington, vt.
Banner said the arrest came on
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-19

banner said, "but Of course We'll
turn him over to Vermont officials
to answer the more serious accu-
sation."
Banner said the railroad worker
recognized a man working IN the
railroads there as the man descrlD-
ed in the broadcast.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-19
Canadian Party Head
Opposes Churchill On
Policy TOWARD Greece

NEW YORK, Dec. 10. -fP)- M.
J. Coldwell, leader of the Cana
dian Cooperative Commonwealth
Federation party, said today he
was in favor Of the position taken
by British Labor groups against
the policy of the British Govern
ment in Greece.
eve realize the tremendous diff
ficulties that exist in a country
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-19

The 1914 harvest in Europe is
reported to be even lower than the
subnormal harvest of last year.
Food supplies will be much small
er unless imports increase.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-19
AIRLINE EXTENSION

WASHINGTON, Dec. IS. - R -
The Civil Aeronautics Board to-
day permitted Pennsylvania Cen
trail Airlines to extend a line from
Pittsburgh, Pa, to New York on
condition that service between
those cities be provided on flights
originated or terminated at Chi
cago or Knoxville. Tenn, or points
south of Knoxville
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-19

Early literature refers to use OF
milk by Egyptians, Greeks and
Romans.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-19


just liberated" coldwell said a,
a press conference. 1--WE think :,
course that the people of liberia
ed country should be given ~
right to choose their own sov.~ -,
ment as soon as posst~y-
.;4, we are most anxious about tn,
SITUATION Apart from the immedi
ate situation. there seems to be >, =,
indication Of spheres of influsrc
agreed upon in Europe"
-V-
People with heavy bony ridge
underneath their eyebrows usnslI
are strong, with weIl-develope
muscles. N0p'
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-19

LET'S BUY ANOTHER BOND
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-19

GIamorous and entertaining
as circus horse. Youngsters
gleefully ride him for hours.
Vividly enameled wood. Com.
Portable seat, foot rest and
safety strap. See it today!
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-19

Miniature dolls dressed to
represent people of other
nations and famous charac-
tiers. Make your little darling
happy by adding these to
her doll collection.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-12-19
>::}.ea

Desired by young designers.
121a-inch composition man
nequin with three Simplicity
Patterns, dress material and
sewing instruction book.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
HOUSE TRAlLERs
BOATS AND EQUIPMENT

ROW boat. q II. long. with Cham.
pon motor TT l-7372
STEEL CRUISER. 3sxi2, commercial
or pleasure. equipped for towing serv.
ice 1000 cubic feet storage sleeps 4
fully quipped Al condition. best
reasonable offer. w 1905. 4s51
Seminole
2s-FT SPEED boat and trailer. fast
I06 HP Cnrysfer marine. Sleeps 2.
toilet, dockage and insurance, paid
81 500. TO s-3ei5. IL e-5s2e
TIRE REPAIRING
REcAPPED AND vULcANIzED
J TO 2-DAY SERVICE. i4o3 cAss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15

A BUYER today will pay price satis-
factory 70 you for car In splendid
condition throuEhout. No dealers.
Bisgs. UN i-7424.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
CASH FURNITURE MART

334 MICHIGAN AVE.
Bet Warrington ara Cas-. Open EVENING",
Until 8 % except Tues. wed 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
MOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES

SPEEDWAY. fun size boys bicycle.
Knee action. large luggage basket,
$50. slsf Fifteenth. near ". Grand
Blvd
WILL PAY CASH TOR motorcycles.
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HOUSE TRAlLERS
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Federal Trailer 1903 W Warren.
LOANS-Rerd house trailers Lloyd
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Trailers Wanted, Tops Paid
$3.50 Cd River. TIE 1900; TIE 2-6s4s
% TT PLYMOUTH sleeps I excel
lent condition priced reasonable. MU
1926 Lake Side Trailer Court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-15
SEWING MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES
EXPERT repairs all models sewing
mach guar work. estim CA 3is3.
WE BUY. sell, rent and repair all
makes sewing machines, Ceiling
prices on repairs and parts. White
Sew. Mach Co, 1880 Library RA o35s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A BETTER cash price for
all furniture. Call Farris
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A BETTER cash price paid for fur.
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A BETTER price for furniture. rugs.
Moon Bros Furniture TT i.l299
"A DEALER wants furniture imme-
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A PARTY wants household furniture
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7 Can any TIME Dealer Oh h89i.
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ALL kinds % used furniture pay
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FURNITURE. RUGS. sTov
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OVERSEAS soldier desires radio. "a
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WE pay CSC old uewsTt pers deav 20
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WE buy o'd fur coats or trade In on
new one. 32s Michigan Theater Bog
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CASH a, once. w LOAN HoKn
on Diamonds. Watches. ysvelry.
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