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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-18
WALC0TT MOVES
(cc Included from page il

Zee excluded from page II
eight-room brick structure with
porch, lawn and back yard. Mrs.
Cream is cycling the backyard for
a spacious flower garden.
The Creams completed moving
last Monday. Joe says he is soon
to start training for his next
fight, after the house in in order.
He had very little to say about
his severance with his former
manager. Probably occupied with
home planning.
Mrs. Cream, who has been study
ing at Temple. university, said
that she was quitting school to
be with her children and her new
home because both needed her
most at this time.
The Cream children are Arm
old Is, Elva II, Doris IL, Vim
cent s, Ruth Z, and Carol 3.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-18

She is recovering rapidly and I
am sure she would enjoy cards
and visits from her friends. Here
is wishing to see her up and out
again.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-18


Tuesdays Bond should have
been 2,355, 600.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-18

FOR RENT-Room with twin
beds. Flu 9165 or RIA 2642.
T-159.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-08-18

FOR RENT-Room for married
couple. ia Krug st. Flu 1906:
T-158.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
LEGAL NOTICE

ctt * DGo tn sara County
an I've 1-tr day q February a.
p c.cnt THE HON FRANK
FITZGERALD Circuit Judge
IN thu, cause / appears from
tire affidavit hereto attached
that the defendant hc,ein cannot
be served by process issued cut
~ .1is Colrt a. he is not a resi-
der, * THIS state ~ Michigan, but
mat MS last known residence was
IN FAC vllaEe 81 Greenwood,
county ~ Holmes. state Of MisSis-
ppi
THEREFORE on motion ~ Al
fred II CASEY attorney Tor the
plaintiff,
1T is ORDERED that the de-
fendant. / l. Cooper. cause his
appearance 20 he entered herein
rthin thyee months from In @
tate Of this order OF that said
bll Of complain, wll be taken
If confessed by said defendant
and that a true copy % this or
der be SEN ~ the defendant BY
registered mail and u not re-
celved. that the same bs publish
Cr IN any newspaper Circulating
Wlthin the county ~ Wsyne ac-
cording 20 law
FRANK FITZGERALD.
Circuit Judge.
q True Copy
EDGAR VI BRANlGIN.
Clerk
By ED MURAWSKE.
Deputy Clerk
3-27. ST..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21


The Senior Squabble was held
Fridav April Is. al $50 IN me
Girls GYM Although me al
tendance wasn't very high, me
game and entertainment were
real gone
The l2A'S had q good team
for both games but they were
unable 10 keep pace with me
incompatible l2B's In the girls
game the score was l2b s-lo
l2A's-7
In the BOYS game which was
the traditional senior sqHabole
or battle for the jug the score
was l2B's. ~ leA's. 26
Paced by Mlller'S varsity star
Rober, TAYLOR the IBIS went
out front earlv in the first
quarter 7-3 and az the half had
IS point lead
The l2A's never once tied the
score IN the whole game bit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
LEGAL NOTICE

tire sraallt hereto attached that
IRE detendar' herein cannot DC
served nv process ISSUING out
~ TN, court as no s not q resi-
gcr' this state re state ~
M.cn.Ean. but ina, r.s .ast snhwn
address IS n the city ~ W nsion
Salem North Carolina, a, loo
Sixth street
THEREFORE on motion - AZ
fed II CASEY. attorney ior
plaintiff
IT Is ORDERED ihat,;he de-
fendan, Hawkins MiAs, cause his
appearance "a be eniefc1 hcscln
wlfhin three months from The
date ~ this otcer or That sald OH
~ complaint wall be taken As con-
fessed hy SAID defendant ann that
true copy 81 this order be sent
n the defendant by registered
mail. and II not received that
the ssre be published N an
wspaper circulating w'nn nc
county ~ Wayne, according r.
lap
MILES y. CULEHAN.
Circuit Judge
A Tue Copy
EDGAR " BRANlGIN
CLERK
b. A z NADER.
Deputy Clerk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
State Dept.
Bucks Plea
Of Brokers

WASHINGTON. D. c. (NNPAl
The Justice Department last
MONDAY fled rs brief in oppo-
sitiou 10 the petition for re-
view bv the L. S Supreme Court
az the conviction OF Earl II
Mcdonald and Joseph T. Wash
lugion. on numbers charges.
Mcdonald IS a widely known
chance broker and Washington
IS an associate.
The Government contends that
there WAS no illegal search and
seizure OF gambling parapher-
MALTA AZ the time Mcdonald and
Washington were arrested ano
that Washington has no flgnt
10 challenge the legality OF the
seizure because he had no prop
erty interest in the premises
or the seized articles
POLICE ACTION SUPPORTED
Concedine that the three Of
fice.s who made the arrests were
ecspassing. the Government
maintains that the CONSTITUTIONAL
prohibition IS not against tres
passing but against unreasonable
searches and seizures.
The fact that the police We're
trespaSsing in the house does
not aid Mcdonald the brief as
sorts. When Detective Sergeant
Howard f Ogle peered over the
ransom he did not search Nc
Donslds room the brief states,
adding tina, Mcdonald opened
has doc and admitted the Off
GERS Seizure OF the parapher-
nala vas merely Incidental 20
valid arrest, the brief con-
tends
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
Measles Cases
Show Increase
Among Children

Las week. 40 cases OF meas
les we're reported IN Detroit
Trls IS the highest number IN
any week since February 1916.
~ Bruce Il Douglas. oomm.s-
s.oner % health. said last week.
Tho number IS expected 20
increase and reach peaS mere
sometime Ia Man He added
ihai torfHnateLy 70 deaths from
measles nsve occurred 50 far.
Children Wro have the disease
sa0ui1 re Isolated from other
chllaEer ara a particular effort
sho46 he made 20 keep babies
and VERY Young NJ SICK children
tvor ne.rC exposed 20 those
wro rave measles o. any SIGNS
% 2 7ec.nr.AE cod.
IL r cn.v communicable
disease an7 > catching before
'r o,N appeass Nhen baby,
retN ans cHlc g. Sc ia
rSesSe-p- nv Illness IS exposed
q yeas - TIRE parents should
g 'o.cn WITH ire doctor
lie TaN giVe serum ~ modify
'rt disease and - prevent COM
g afc0s Fog = nary M s.cklv
-4e tx q ~ 1ecide Is neces-
- ac,sv the disease until
-.oy deie II ths' even; 'he
Grad ,aoIld be tsSer - TIE
cac'oy ~ 'ac cav 70 Is exposed
!, important tor - parent
70 srow the exact iav x ex-
p,.ge
i Is adv ,sr.c 81 have every
rdc p. hss measles Under
ire care ~ 5oot0- ARD Z he
Goe, -0t p.ogEeSs * expected
o- crr,c. lcat.ons occur the
dec'o .ro-.f be informed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21

| don't want YOU 10 feel ina,
they didn't have a good team
because they did Fred Gee ~
their team was high point man
with - points. followed bv The
l2B's Robert TAYLOR with III
In addition TO the two ,7r
ling games. the spectators Mt.
entertained by the Harnorte
Trio. Juanlta Barthwell. an,
popular recordings. At tho cns
Of the game. as Is the traa ~
the Senior Squabble jue ws
presented to the winning
which this year was the l2p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
Atty. Charles B. Berry
i10p proadway

STATE OF MICHIGAN Ia 're
CIIcuf Court for the Count, n
Wavne - Chancery
NO. 42s.ll7
LILLIAN =. RICHIE PAN
tf SIS JOHN r RlTCHlE De-
ierdant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At a session Of said Court rc1
in the City Of Detroit Wan
County. Mich. on March 5. 1850
Present HON. MILES ~ GU
LEHAN, Circuit Judge.
II appears 10 this Cou,t
affidavit on file that the defere-
ant. Johr r. Richie Is ~; .
resident ~ the City ~ Detl
WAYNE County. Michigan butTc-
sides a. 1915 F. Capitol, Sptrr
field, Illinois
On Motion Of Charles y Be
~. attorney for the Plaintf
IT rs HEREBY ORDERED q I'll
the defendant John r Ritchc
enter his appearance in this A. q
on or before three 90 months
from the date Of this Orde 1r
said Bill Of Complaint wIl hc
taken as confessed against hm.
and that a copy Of said Ordc he
sent 20 the last+knovn post ~
fec address Of said defendant.
said address being 1916 f Cap,-
tOl, Springfield. Illinois
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
that II the defendant is not per.
sonally served. a true copy -
this Order be published n Mo
Detroit Tribune. neNsp8pr r
printed. published and clrcuist.
ing IN said County Of Want for
six consecutive weeks, according
10 law
MILES N. CULEHAN.
Circuit Judge
a True Copy
EDGAR VI. BRANIGIN,
Clerk
Ply a. r. NADER,
Deputy Clerk
3-27. 81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
An, Edward \. >,mmou.

Soa LAWYERS nldR.
STATE up Mft'HTgNN
~ curt Tor tho county ~ WAYNE n,
sidney HlGH. rls,nrn d. "a,
MA HIGH. Defendant AN'
NO.tg9-ss9
ORDER oF RficArtoN
~ session ~ said cour, hsld .,r
courthouse in the city ~ pe,rot,
NnH county and state On tho ..,a
~ March. AZ fats "'N
Frrnt Judge. 'hS TX
On readine and 6tne of the ,r.t...
hereto alta hcd frpm winch ~ -.
mat The defendant Emma men
2 resident ~ Detroit. Mchie., ~.
h'n last heard or ami from rr.,t.t
'"ir lllinos and her msii,F ,,,5
"ss 80 United states rost oe,'..
w motion ~ Edward \ -sinro.ns n,
t"luey Tor plRluin.-
pr u ORDERED that ths a.r.,,
'lp"pr IN mis- cause within ,b,,
MHnihs rom The date hereof ei,b,r =.
rtIs.n or ny attorney and that her fai,,
be taken "ei""it u
ANn Ir rs FURTHER onppppr
copt ~ this order n. r,,i.t,.,.. NAT
The netrot Tribune. ,.wsr.,.,- .'ea IN
I'D anf circulating In sais 49,, M
WAYNE Michlrsn acrnfdlr. B.. 80 "i
MD 1T rs FURTHER Oppfrrr
mat fopv ~ this order tos,sk.. -
COPY ~ the smdavit upon Wb',h y, :.
tounHed ~ served uren the f.f.,s.,,
~ hsr last known pists ~ sda,.ss -.
Ist'''srsd mail, return receipt demand.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21

STATE "f MICHIGAN. count, ~
Wrfrr rs 1.s nI
A. session 2 tho Probate court tor
ssfI 'oun't 20 Wayne. held 81 The Pro-
taf' cpurt Rnou IN she city ~ Detroit.
oH t'e seventh day n Npfl In tho wear
ore Thousand nine hundred and fort,
eiRhf
Present. PATRICK " oBHfFN
JUDGE ~ Probate
IN inc Matter of The Estate ~ SAN.
EL pol gi.As MATTHEWS. Deceased
On readInE and hine the pettion ~
tlorfncs Matthews praylnf that admin.
Firafion ~ ssld estate 30 granted In her.
sfif M some Other tuifahis person
N is ordered That the tenth a.. of
hat nest A. Ten o'clock In the fore.
noon az 'aid court Rnom hs appointed
hearinE ssid rstiiiop
And u ~ further ordered That = con
n this order be Published oncs IN esrh
week for three weeks consscutively pre-.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
Atty. Alfred n. Casey
2140 lbs Cannnau

STATE or MICHIGAN. in the
Circuit Court for Wayne County
IN Ch8ncery.
ORDER OF APPEARANCE
NO. 429.lee
ROMANO r MILLS. Plain
tf US HAWKINS MILLS. De
PENDANT
~ session of the said court
held IN the court house In the
city of Detroit IN said county on
the Btu dsy of March AID. 1913.
Present. THE HON. MILES z.
CULEHAN Circuit Judge
In this cause Il appears from
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
Saginaw News
Saginaw News
Bethel AME Pastor IS
Honored With Banquet

The Rev Nj William T Rice,
pasto- 81 Bethel AME Church.
was honored AZ a testimonial
BANQUET lost saturday evening
bv members OF the church
The celebration which ioOk
place IN the dining room Of the
church chmaNcd almost five
wears az proficiency. character
and service rendered here
As minister during this time
and under MS amicable leader
ship. much has been accom-
phshec More than zoo members
nave oeen added 20 the church
The church IS IN fine condition
and free Of debt. TWO mortgages
have neen paid off. one q which
was burned az . coloriui cere.
mony by Bishop J 4. Gregg N
1896. More than ten thousand
dollars nave been raised by
the church for the purpose 81
renovsting the church ana par
sonage
REV. Mr.. RICE
The Rev Mr Rice is a leader
In the commun ana outstand-
lng IN all religious and CIVIC
affairs ~ the CITY He IS a mem
Der of the ministerial alliance
and council of charChe, We ask
God's special blessings on the
pastor wife and family that he
NAV continue 90 iet MS good
work shine that others nay see
Il
The Re, Mr. alcCo,tety ~
fered pcave- AZ tne banquet
Others participants n the nan-
ouet program we've Miss Sarah
Well, stewafG, George Evans,
Jesse Mech, whn Csve an Ora
non ca Tolerance ". Cagol
Crose ard = qasgie.tc selection
ry " Doreinv Alexander Mas
KykseT anG Dolores AleNancoe.
Willie Mae Br.scoe Wcbsle,
The Res and Ms McCouety.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
Mnnax hnck-if this recipe tolls

Money boek-if this recipe foils
Msnv 'of the thousands ~ folks who haze
besn Nking lemon juice ior Rheumatic PAIN
have found that By adding Two table.
spoogfuiS Of Aenru % ore tablespoonful
az Lemon Juice in glass OF water they Sc
faster relief for the aches and pains calfd
by the equity phases OF rheumatism ney.
r!;is and iumbago Ailenfl Is 20 year Ola
prescription made Just 70 reliete sGeh symp-
IONS Costs Ntte az druggists.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21

STATE oF MICHIGAN NE Probate
ouft far he county ~ Wayne
No 35f.iii
fr ths Matter ~ ne Estate Of nEA.
rRfcr LITTLEJpHS Decssssf.
Notice ir hrrshv EIven that en- cred.
tors 81 said deceased are required no
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
LEGAL NOTICE

'r An % vn h foresoing 49,.
ciYpE I vEBsTrr
circ4f
fs trpy
Ef ais 81 RGkSfGIN CLERK
fie ~ rNWskr reru'y clecs
80
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
.roianites On Parade.
Trojanites On Parade.
Senior SquabbIe Won
By Hard Playing 12Bs
ny GERALD COLE

lpelo Folks Again your favorte TRIBUNE eporte,
az ~ go ne,rs from Miller High
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
MI. tii-sSs
ORDER Ol PUBLIC TION


~ session ~ sand siourf bella
'"ifi ti"nsr M fnf tfv 80 petroif
~ ii'h dat ~ tpl ~ iaV
l'fnFont ho Htn ApOIrH y MN
ltN WV 'fteuf iHd4c
" appearing ~ THIS Caur' tnr
'HdoNf of 'ho pientin thar Fter
g"nir s"Rtrh AMI inquiry ~ ranr0
Ntcer'atned m What sttfe or rn
me defendnnf isfurs Rurke. rssitrf
,'N MuTioN or HEpBERT l. ~
Icy tftarur, Gov rmintIn
" lS 'tpERrp that De apres,
tne''r nc Rli ~ Complaint flef p
ihs 'Hue vithin threet7t months o.
20" fa'" ~ this 'h1sr OF saW pN
p" i'Nrn ~ confessed ana that
'i- order he sent 60 the iau kro
@dtess ~ aid dcfedan' b., rec 80
VAL fnd n case No registered re'r,-
~ "Rre1 hv the defendant % rt
e'N'd that Tbs urdor he puhnshsf
'eqWred hv iaN
NNnLrH y MARstHNff
Circuit iud
"a True Copyl
EDGAR " mr. NNfGtN. clerk.
~ NADER
Deputy clerk t..t-s ff
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
HrRRrRr l.. DrDLEY.

ST NTE ol NlrUiGAN M The orr
'oNr' for tbe rolnty % WAYNE
rott
Efiltl iu nkk rlunun vs JAS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
ORDIR ~ rIRLICAIION

A. Session ~ SAID onft hsli 60
'1't ilons" % tbe city ~ lHe'ro
t'h "a, ~ Aprli Np if4s
Tro~crt Hnn ADQLPH NAf- 80
NhG reHt Judge
Hsf1,f"ry prof hy aniiatf
ms fhf snnof DO as-rta'nei
.tfe snun' The defendant
Hud h,s present Vhsts
ttr nnnn thar the iast g, nr
~ residence ~ -ad defendant
HsrrN ~frost 70 Tho llfy ~ Nor sf
STUNTS ~ Morris and STATE o. 81"
ief~,f
uN NoTioN OF LEWIS. ROW
FNoNN Nffnrn.Ns for Gs
NHlfer nf9 heron
lT Us DtpEREp tha upd
Ant w ic N1kef enter MS srffa
N I 'H-e On or before turf
nor'h- nou toe DATE ~ rts ot1
mo Nlt ~ romila M flied herein
20 taken Confession ant thar
'fier pc rubl SHED and copy fhs
soHvsi upen defendant ~ res '
NAL - rrqurot' hy law
NnoTrH = MARS HNEr
circuit Iufss
EDGAR " nBANIGlN, CLERK
~ Nodef
hepn'v Cuefs t.s4-s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
nRnpR ni innnII,n,ADr

NJ. tss-g2l
ohnbR ~ APPEARANCE
W session ~ said court held
onri House In the CIty ~ netrn
'Nn'f " Wavne. state ~ Michiran
On ms ia yof March Al. 1875
resent Honorable CLYDE WEI
NFtH Circuit JUDGE
"ppearinE that tho defendant ~
-','ht " this state and that proress
l"r h's appeafanro has heen duit issusf
"'"l i'"t same could not Ne served h'
'r'h "t hts absence from or conccal
NNhin tho State ana hy reason
n's continued abs,nce from his place
~ rcsidenfr.
y ORDERED shat the d.fsndant
,u,'r hi- Hpprafanre in this cause IN NJ
ii' ihree 90 months from the datf
ms Order or said nm ~ comnatint
~ 'aNcn ne confessed
lI Us ~ RTHER ORnERFp that
~, h thn order be sent hv reristered
IN SAID defendant ~ ass Goodwin
,' helrot Michiean, his last known
so"ress and II not receivea sersonaliv
7 deffndant A. least ~ entv DAYS
'efore ihe time prescribed fhr annear
hh'e that fhis order he rthusbsd a.
required BY lac
CLYDE WEBSTER.
a, r,.. 49,. Circuit JudFs
apeAR " BRANIGAN. CLARK
~ 20 Murvaske
Deputy clerk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
Alfred II. Casey
Attorney
1IA0 Ioa Cannpatt

2llo Jos. campau
STATE OF MICHIGAN. IN the
Circuit Court for Wayne Coun-
~ IN Chsncery.
RACIE COOPER, Plaintiff VS.
l. l.. COOPER. Defendant
NO. lls.eis
ORDER OF APPEARANCE
AZ . session Of the said court
held al the court house IN the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21

STATE OF MICH1GAN. In the
CHcuif Court for the County ~
Wavne - Chancery
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21

ana nc ~ ana Ms Osgood
Evening star., 1948-02-22
| Netherlands Rejects
Arbitration 10 Settle
Dispute in Indonesiia
sy the A,,oeio,sd Pres,

LAKE SUCCESS, Feb. 21.-The
Netherlands today rejected arbitra-
ton as a means of settling the
Dutch Indonesian conflict.
The Dutch position was set forth
by Ambassador Eelco N. van Klee-
fens as the United Nations Security
Council considered its next move in
the Indonesian peace negotiations.
The main point of debate was
whether the U. N. Good Offices"
Committee-composed of represent
atives of the United States, Belgium
and Australia-should be given
broader powers.
Mr.. van Kleefens contended that
the mediation committees role
should continue without any sub
stantial change, while the Indonesi-
an representative advocated that it
be given the authority to arbitrate
contested points.
Imposed Solution Opposed.
The Dutch government felt, Mr..
van Kleefens said, that 1t could not
accept any changes which would en-
able the committee to impose" its
decisions on the disputing parties.
He said an imposed solution would
lead to friction "and worse"
Indonesian representative DR.. Ali
Sastroamidjojo appealed to the
Council to guarantee Dutch COM
pliance with the recent truce agree
ment. He said fears already had
been raised by what he called "a
unilaterar Dutch Interpretation" Of
the principles accepted as a basis
for q peace settlement.
Such q state of mind" he said,
"is not good for the success of the
forthcoming negotiations, and we
shall be grateful indeed if the Sc
curity Council will allay our fears
by furnishing us the requisite
guarantees"
Three Proposals Before Council.
When the Council adjourned 1t
had before 1t three proposals:
1. A Canadian resolution provid-
ing for continuation of the Good
Offices" Committee without change.
2. An Australian amendment pro-
viding that the committee should
have the authority to make sugges-
tions to the disputing parties and
to publish such suggestions with
out necessarily waiting for the
parties to request them to do So"
3. A Colombian amendment pro-
viding that the committee continue,
by the means that they consider
appropriate, to assist" in the nego-
tiations. ~
Evening star., 1948-02-22
by the Assoeioisd Press

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 81 - Mice
can be immunized against some
types of cancer and scientists are
studying ways Of applying the same
methods to human beings, Lankenau
Hospital physicians reported today.
"I have immunized MICE" DR..
Hugh j. Creech said There is no
question about that"
He added, however, that the null
tiple starches (polysaccharides) used
to immunize the mice "still fell
short of what Is needed for effec-
tive clinical use.",
DR.. Creech, head OF the Depart
ment Of Chemotherapy and Immu-
nochemistry of the hospitals In
stitute for Cancer Research, said
starch -immunization experiments
have been made on about 100 per-
sons and added:
$50 far as human beings are
concerned. theoretically we should
be able to immunize against cancer
as we do against smallpox or diph-
iberia
But there is no way Of knowing
what humans require immunization
or against what agents"
The statement came as the in
stitute received 100000 from the
American Cancer Society to further
Evening star., 1948-02-22
7 Ga||inger Fugitives
Recaptured by Police

Two prisoners who escaped from
Gallinger Hospital early yesterday
were back In custody last night,
police reported.
One Of the prisoners. Monte w.
Durham, 10, was arrested in house
in the 1900 block of Park road NV.
by Pvt. D. G. Southcomb Of the
Tenth Precinct. Durham told police
he had changed his hospital paja-
mas for a pair Of dungarees that he
had found in shed. He was re-
turned to District Jail last night,
where he had been serving q 360-
day sentence for false pretense,
police said. =.
The second man, Thurston Nc
lIntosh, was picked up at pm. In
fthe TOO block of Seventh street Sc.
|by Pyts. v. H;.Jenkins and r. G.
IDigges Of the Fifth Precinct and
returned to Gallinger., He was
being held for investigation, police
SdlQ. -
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Glasses in Nutrition
Will Beqin Tuesday

A Red Cross-sponsored course In
nutrition will be held in the Walsh
House kitchen, 1000 Massachusetts,
avenue NV, beginning Tuesday
and continuing through March II.
The sessions, which will be held
Tuesdays and Thursday, will begin
ut 7:30 pm. and last for two hours.
They will be under the direction OF
Mrs. Milton e. Miles.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Cancer Scientists Immunize
mice, Study Effect on Humans

experiments aimed at cancer cure.
DR.. Stanley p. Reimann, institute
director, said no new cancer cures
have been found and I'VE must
guard against raising false hopes. y
He disclosed, however, that in one
instance, cancer in q human being
was detected in blood test.
DR.. Gail Miller, an institute
scientist, said the blood test was
made two weeks ago and that bone
cancer was found in a patient in
whom cancer was not indicated by
X-rays.
The physician described the test
Evening star., 1948-02-22
Lions Plan .Dinner-Dunce

A Leap Year Dinner Dance will be
given by the Silver Spring Lions
Club at z pm. Tuesday at the Indian
Spring Country Club. Luther Stew
art will be master of ceremonies.
Evening star., 1948-02-22

as "electrophoresis" and said 1t was
made by passing an electric current
through blood samples. The current
causes proteins to move to the Mega
tive electrodes.
Evening star., 1948-02-22

Wv Mothsrsl Enjoy new freedom from
two msoItime problems. The waterproof
Eet-keot High Choir Apron protects baby
clothes ond chair from everything spilled.
It's soferI Ends stondins up in high chair.
Fits all chairs. cvoronfssd. Al leading stores.
Evening star., 1948-02-22

FobuIousy luxurious 800 down-filed back and
scot custom SOTO in exotic. eolorfu ehntz. Resu-
Iory $50 Sole price .----------> 4ss 90
Fomous 6rond Ropds makers complete double bed
suite in precious sotnwood, bonded Rssu-
loIy $685.. Sale 4s5oo
Decorators GoIey tuftsd custom soto, tufted
arms and boek, down one piece cushion. Kick pleet
voIanee. Regularly $685. Sole piee---------- $500
Hi-Io arm tufted scot and back Firesds choir. Gus
tom mode hoir filled. Red antique upholstery.
Regularly Sl6e Sale pries-------------------- ssso
Huge English ouneins SOTO from fomous custom
neker Red demosk. smorly trimmed Regularly
$685. Sole price 'ss.oo
Groeefu custom mode s4-ineh credenze. fooled
leather fronts. grille doors. Regularly $3.50. Sale
Price '~''