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Evening star., 1936-08-09

Y Asst week we discussed some OF
the elementary squeeze-play
situations. Before going on
@ to the more complicated plays
OF this type, we wish to go into little
detail about recognizing a squeeze sit
uation. In general, the squeeze sit
uation occurs when a player needs to
make one more trick than his own nat
ural taking cards possibly call for, and
he now endeavors to force his oppo-
nents to discard winner.
OF course, there is the famous
nightmare squeeze" in which de-
clarer, who has partaken heavily of
welsh rarebit, holds the following
hand
Evening star., 1936-08-09

East has been forced to retain the
king-jack of hearts. and hence has
been compelled TO unguard the queen
of spades. Accordingly, declarer simply
plays out the ace-king of spades, drop
ping the queen, ruffs heart for the
twelfth trick and cashes the jack Of
spades to fulfill his grand-slam con-
tract
Then there is the pseudo squeeze,
which means that while the opponents
are not actually squeezed, they think
they are and inasmuch as they will
have to guess about their discards,
they may make a mistake. The fol-
lowing deal illustrates the pseudo
squeeze:
Evening star., 1936-08-09

LADY, refined wishes to connect with
ant housekeeper or in linen room. Ad-
Evening star., 1936-08-09

The Four Aces will be pleased to answer
self f-addressed envelope is inclosed with
each communication. If you desire tn,
pocket outline of the Four Aces system o
stamped t3-cent self addressed large siz
envelope to The Four Aces. Inc. 13O Wes
Forty-second street. New York City anc
you will receive an outline without an!
charge.
The next article in this series viii
appear tomorrow,
Evening star., 1936-08-09
SITUATIONS-MEN.

COLORED MAN wants work any kind;
have 1885 sedan. will use if necessary. L.
KeyS. 241O Ontario I'd NV.
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SALESMAN

With speciality experience. for an open
territory in virginia and Maryland: ma
service with advertising; a service almost
indispensable in rural and near metro
politan areas. The essential services in
you can be in the. money. Will consider
only aggressive salesman with responsi-
bilities. An unusual earning plan, Car
allowance bonus and commission. Reply
giving exact detail of your experience dur
ing the last 10 years, and age. ADDRESS
Evening star., 1936-08-09
CALENDAR statesmen.

Exclusive art calendar line. featuring
new pictures and new ideas in construction,
borders and backgrounds. Patented novety
Subjects to meet low-pricei romoeti- or
Large line of fans. features patented Reed
handle. Advertising specialties.. This terri
ory open. exclusive basis. Apply today:
u. o. COLSON CO., Paris, Ill.
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HELP-MEN.

WANTED
Married man with car to work in Alex
andria and Arlington County as service
representative for our company; must be
neat-appearing: experience unnecessary;
we will train you. Apply at 1909 Mass.
ave-, End floor, Monday. 10 am. See
Mr.. Dee.
CANVAS WORKER,
Gentle. interested in permanent employ
ment and opportunity. Average intelli-
sence gen ano tt tns VIII 70 WorK: Must ne auanI
kinds Of tents and canvas goods Able to
take charge as foreman, State your ex-
perienceS for the past 5 years in detail,
with references. Salary expected in con-
fdence. This Is reliable Phila. Co. Well
estab. Barnett Canvas Goods Co.. 13I
Arch st. Phila.. Pa.
STEADY EMPLOYMENT
For men Of good reputation. over FL. to
drive taxicabs for Washingtons fastest
growing taxicab organization; salary,
SI15O per week plus commission and
bonus; possible earnings over S35 week
For detailed Information. apply
UNION TAXICAB ASSN.
oond and N SITS NV.
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statesmen.

O&4IA1O&H4d4Ns
70 Would A6Mi the following combination appeal
A LEAD SYSTEM which sends
you out with a letter or postal
card for each interview.
A PRODUCT which is the
ineScapable, unavoidable pur-
chase of every family.
A NEW AND FINER QUALITY
of that product than the pros
pect ever before saw-infinitely
better than the competitor can
offer.
A BETTER METHOD for the
prospect to acquire this neces-
sity.
A PRICE LESS than half what
the competitor has to charge.
A COMPANY thoroughly
established in Washington and
with an enviable record for the
past two years during which
time its sales representatives
have been the best paid in the
city.
If the proof Of all this Is desired come
and get the story of the greatest sales
opportunity Of your career-the story pre-
Sented in fascinating way by q, man
known from coast to coast as a maker of
statesmen. Get the story Of this real op-
portunity in a specially arranged inter
view. Twelfth floor. Tower BUILDING. l4th
and K SITS. NV. One time only-Monday.
am. Don't miss this-it may be the
turn to fortune to you.
CAB DRIVERS, new cabs
available, free class for hack
erS' licenses. Bell Cab Co.,
1917 St. NV.
SALESMAN-Large Tire and
Rubber Co. wants man ac-
quainted with commercial
operators in Washington
straight salary to producer.
Address Box 494-B, Star
office.
The Hecht Co. requires the
services of three washing
machine statesmen. Must be
neat appearing and have
permit to drive car. Floor
time and leads, salary and
commission. Apply 10 to IL
Monday. Mr.. Keppler, Wash
ing Machine Department.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
PALAIS ROYAL. INC.

will select man over %, with good car
This is not classed as canvass work and
you don't have to be salesman mai ~ as ,r! Al
nished. Earnings paid In full weekly;
Qualifications are neat appearance ana
soSsj snssastsT r:fessnsss; APB gsn noo''
Evening star., 1936-08-09
STORE DETECTIVE.
Personnel Office,
GOLDENBERG'S,

FUR FINISHER-Thorough-
ly experienced. Apply Supt.
Office, 4th Floor, S. KANN'S
& SONS CO.
YOUNG WOMEN, several in
telligent for special survey
work. Weekly salary and bo-
nus. Must have attractive
personality and pleasing
voice. Steady employment.
See Mrs. Atkins at 1709 L St.
NV. at $50 Monday morning.
ADJUSTMENT MANAGER.
Young woman, capable of
handling the Adjustment
Department of a high-grade
woman's speciality store.
State experience, education,
qualifications and age. Ad-
dress Box 476-A, Star Office.
ASSISTANT ADVERTISING
manager and copy writer,
experienced in women's ap-
parel advertising. Frank R.
Jelleff's, Inc, 1214-1220 F
st. NV,
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statesmen

With speciality experience te sell Philgas
a duplication of city gas service, for cook
rural and suburban territory; unusual
earning plan will permit substantial in
come for man with responsibilities. For
appointment giving further details, call
Mr.. Nimmo. Kensington "a, from 8 am.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
BOYD AGENCY,

WANTED - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, book
keepers, comptometer operators. typisti
male. female. For current openings,
PERSONNEL SERVICE,
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
CONTINUED.

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS-Expert instruc-
tions to prepare for Trafflc Bureau exam
ination. Car furnished. National 8095
HIGH SCHOOL course in two years: college
preparatory; standard text furnished. Study
at home. Write for booklet. Address Box
38-B. Star of1ce. IL
Evening star., 1936-08-09

SALESMAN with car: 10
years experience years with lnstalmeI:t
house employed, desires Chanee; best ref
erences Address Box 445-A Star ONCE. 1u-
Evening star., 1936-08-09
JOBS!

Yes! Thousands of them. Waiting for the
practically trained REFRIGERATION AND
AIR CONDITIONING EXPERT Training
by actual work Eve. Low Cost. Terms.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION INSTITUTE
i 4 j.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
WANTED-AGENTS.

CHRISTMAS CARD TRIUMPH! 1000
profit selling sensational 81 folder 81 as
sortment Latest style designs. newest
paper stocks: Big money-maker now 10
proval. Also gift wrapping. relielous
birthday boxes Extra bonus; EXPERIENCE
Studios Dept. ia Fitchburg. Mass.
STICK -ON-LErTERs STORE WINDOWS.
New STYLES. Free Samples.
Metallic Co., 425 North Clark, Chicago
Evening star., 1936-08-09

WOMAN. 30 to 40. for selling and altera-
tions in corset shop; salary: permanent
Apply 1000 Conn. ave. Suite
Evening star., 1936-08-09

Wanted-An experienced teacher for eve
ming session class in advanced accounting.
Preference given to university graduate
who has c. P. degree. Address Box
4nS-A Star ofJ1re
Evening star., 1936-08-09
ATTORNEY,

Wanted-An experienced teacher for eve
ming session course in business law. The
applicant should be university graduate,
have LII. B. degree. and practicing expert
ence. Address Box 4"9-A, Star office.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
S25 DAY POSSIBLE.
Crew NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PREMIUM statesmen New exclusive
cooperative advertising plan. gas stations,
retailers, etc. Midwest, $40 Randolph, Chi
Evening star., 1936-08-09
SALESMAN,

Credit expert. advertising copy writer:
salary or commission: available August 3.
Address Box .jS0-A Star ofice %
Evening star., 1936-08-09
HELP WOMEN.
(Coptinued.)

WAITRESS, experienced, dining room
service. Apply Monday morning. 1908
14th ST. NV.
MATTRESSES QO). neat, attractive. alert:
no Sunday work. Apply Miss Lou Apt
4O1 U5 M st NV, Sunday before <
Evening star., 1936-08-09

Thoroughly experienced, starch
and fiat work. Address Box
/ 465-A, Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-08-09

MARRIED MAN. industrious. sober. honest,
fender and radiator experience. ETC. I
have living quarters for same. Write
P. H. Tucker. Auto Radiator Co
~ 30 Idth "a Sons -1aR aT,or q y =, ~ -,
MEAT CUTTERS (2). Must be experienced.
Steady job and good pay for right men
Apply 1920 9TH St NV. Mr.. Pisner.
MECHANICAL ENGINEER craftsman
(experienced) for preparing details and
estimating new devices. Address Box
MEN 125. neat appearing to All vacancies
caused By promotions. 1872 = ct. NV"
Suits SQ1.5.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
SELL NEW EMBOSS-O
CHRIGTMA rADnC

Seasons sensation; u beautiful folders
on which sender lnscrlbeS actual signature
IN raised gold letters: retail 81: your proht
1900 'Emboss-o' materials free: sam
pies on approval. Friendship Studios,
Dept. 6n4. Elmira n Y
Evening star., 1936-08-09
WANTED-SALESMEN.

| (ContinuedO
MAN to call on garages, parking lots. serv-
Ice stations, to sell uniforms. shoes, etc.
References. 1905 7th st. NV. M. NJ.
Selinger.
| SALESMEN; educational proposition. Good
openings for few men with character
and ability. Address Box 407-A, Star ONCE.
sALEsMEN everybody buying book
garage garage forms blotters; calendars. business
Free deals SIDE
Willens. 2l3O-GT Gladys Chicaeo.
SELL UNION LABEL political campaign
printing, book matches. process emboss-
Ss5onal @ Prsss. Sss'nhs nisP isefs No. st
ferson, Chicago.
NEW MAGIC SELLER to stores; gigantic
sales stimulator; Big commissions. Ready
sos So Dearborn. Chicago.
STEADY WORK 81 weeks a year. Open
now for. few responsible men in This dis
opened it its i first f Once in % Brooklyns nan N. W W
and today operates 300 Offices throughout
the. Nation; This company during the
Has not DISCHARGED nor laid of a single
employe whose character and work have
been satisfactory.
| sions, but has increased many
Has increased its business tremendously
| from year to year.
Can introduce you to many men with
| larger weekly pays than they have ever
earned before.
Has. due to increasing business, Just
| completed 3-story addition to one of its
| factories which was purchased for cash
few years ago.
Deals with It's own merchants direct.
without any investment or risk on their
part. furnishing tested methods for imme-
diate substantial earnings.
This company. which still has more
than 75ts of its potential market to de-
velop, will employ several men with some
with flexible minds and responsive to new
ideas. between the ages OF .!ii and 80
preferred For further particulars apply
"O5 Denrike Bldg. 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
Monday 10 am. sharp-no other time.
S25 DAY POSSIBLE.
PREMIUM statesmen. New exclusive
cooperative advertising plan. gas stations,
retailers, etc. Midwest, $40 Randolph, Chi
c4Pn
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South, who is declarer at a contract
of six spades, can count II sure
tricks, and has spade finesse for
the twelfth, which he wishes to avoid
If possible. West has opened the
king of diamonds. and after winning
with the ace, declarer runs off his
seven trumps. Before the last trump
Evening star., 1936-08-09
Winning Contract
BY THE FOuR ACES.


estenceO
More About Squeezes lead the cards may be distributed
Evening star., 1936-08-09
THREE WOMEN

To fill vacancies with nationally known
grocery company; good appearance and
reference required: willing to work =
hours per day for good steady income:
Apply 8 to II m, 5I:i St NV
Evening star., 1936-08-09

Real opportunity for experienced crew
manager or salesman with the largest pub
fishing house west OF CHICAGO. New sub
Scrlptlon sales plan going over big. Ad-
vancement guaranteed If YOU can produce
Write r. L. Harrington. agency manager,
Dept H-5 ToDeka, Kans
Evening star., 1936-08-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SALESLADIES experienced, dresses and
coats permanent positions: we'll paid: do
not apply unless thoroughly experienced.
Beverly Shop. l",3 G. NV.
THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS.
81 exclusive distinctive Christmas fold
ers 81: costs 5Uc: sample on approval. z
other boxes. etchings. religious. economy.
comics, eElldren,T eft TrspplngS% PING % eyeIyday.
With name imprinted sell 81 Samples free
PERSONAL BUSINESS LINE.
81 numbers, $50 per loo up. Sunshine
Art. Dept. $50, 206 Broadway. New York.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
SELL 80 PERSONAL
CHR JCTMAC CADDC

Amazing bGrgalnl Fifty folders with
customers name inscribed sells fast pays
big commissions; attractive sample outfit
free also Chr!Stmda card asSortmcnt5
General Card. 400 S. Peoria ST. Dept.
P-1U1. CHICAGO
Evening star., 1936-08-09

KINDERGARTEN TEACHER. competent.
desires position: graduate of Kate Baldwin
Kindergarten course. Address Box 330-A,
Star office
Evening star., 1936-08-09
CRAFTSMEN
DESIGNERS.
ENGTNEEpC

Several opportunities for experienced
men, aged 2S to 45. for large industrial
plant; prefer graduates OF chemical en-
with experience in general arrangement
work. piping and with power plant expert
ence. Address Box 500-A Star office.
Evening star., 1936-08-09

WOMEN CD. between 23 and 35. colleg ge
trained; sorority connection helpful bat
not necessary: for special work with ma
tional organization. State age education.
agrees and phone number. Address Box
Evening star., 1936-08-09
BIG EARNINGS. SPARE TIME.

Seven different new Christmas card as
sortments; low prices &c Up TO you: also
big selection humorous. everyday cards
gift wrapplngs' new deSigns-fast sellers /.
free sample offer. Waltham Art Pub
fishers, Water St. Dept. B, Boston. Mass
Evening star., 1936-08-09
GOOD JOB FOR YOUNG MAN

BETWEEN y! AND 30
Permanent. Guaranteed salary and
commission. Average $3.50 to SIS
weekly and more Must make good appear
ance. be above average height No selling
but, must have personality, be aggressive
Prefer man accustomed to outdoor work
REFERENCES REQUIRED. Apply Mr..
Evening star., 1936-08-09

Credit expert advertising copy writer:
salary or commission: available August 15.
Address Box 3S0-A. Star office. %
SALESMAN WANTED.
A few carefully selected men,
able to contact the public in a
dignified manner, will be added
to the permanent sales force of
a well-knoWn and large local
corporation, which has operated
in Washington for more than 20
years.
Earnings of present members
of sales force are from 5000 to
$500 per month. Car is essential.
Sales experience necessary. Ref
erenceS required. Address Box
497-A, Star office.
ATTENTION, BOOK AND
ENCYCLOPEDIA SALES
MEN. A NEW PLAN OF
FERS REAL LIVE LEADS.
APPLY MIR. REID. P. F.
COLLIER CO., SECOND
NATL. BANK BLDG.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
HELP-MEN.

Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page AS, coll
umn l.
Evening star., 1936-08-09

YOUNG WHITE MAN desires employment
with real estate firm. interior Dalntlrg
handy with tools: can furnish reference;
Evening star., 1936-08-09

MEN WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Good pay,
steady work on your own Rawleigh Route,
America. over 200 daily necessities need
ed every home. Steady repeaters. Bis
profits. lowest prices best values; gxpe-
leiShs. Dept. D0H.z.K. Chester. p.
Evening star., 1936-08-09

COLORED ex-veteran with family wants
work of any KIND Experienced driver
References. Call LincoIn 1A4n-W
Evening star., 1936-08-09
BEAUTY PARLORS.

BEAUTY PARLORS.
EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
WONDERFUL French method used. DR.. Della
Ledendecker 302b o st NV West 1920
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL.
THE BALTIC. TEACHERS AGENCY 516
North Charles st Baltimore. Md. is re-
cetvlng many INQUIRIES for teachers from
schools and colleges. Write or call.
Bookkeeper (mD. age 1928. with real
estate or construction expr.; S25 wk.
On Stenog; tmO. good beginner. age about
SALESMAN, expr. calling on grocery
and drug trade in Washington territory.
Decentralization man with sales abil-
ity. age 20-3O. good record. 800 month.
Bookkeeper o., with double entry expr.
in real estate ONCE. good opening. S25 wk.
Bookkeeper % :. with double entry eXpr..
willing TO reside in College Park. Md.
Other Stenographic and bookkeeping
openings daily.
Evening star., 1936-08-09
FLOOR MANAGER.

FLOOR MANAGER.
Young man, experienced
in the highest type retail
trade. State experience, ed
ucation, qualification and
age. Address Box Alta,
Star Office.
Evening star., 1936-08-09

YOUNG LADY. pleasing personality. to
take care OF contractors office; state quail
ncationS. Address Box 490-A Star Office
25 BEAUTIFUL Christmas cards all new
style folders. 60c; seven other assortments
retail 81; personal cards. % for 81; easy
sales; up 10 1907 profit; samples on APP
proval. Southern Greeting Cards Dept.
D-4 Memphis Tenn
Evening star., 1936-08-09
THREE MEN

25 to 60. to fill vacancies with national
grocery company. References required.
Experience not necessary. Good pay for
good men, Only ambitious workers need
apply. See employment manager. to IL
am, bl3 St NV
Evening star., 1936-08-09

Big commissions selling personal Christ
mas cards and stationery; special low
priced line personal humorous cards: mas
ter creation of l936-new 2I-folder 81
assortment; 1907 profit; unparalleled gift
wrapping new style etching, humorous de
luxe. everyday boxes; experience unneceS-
Sary; extra bonuSess sample II box on ap-
proval and free album 100 samples. Wal
lace Brown. Inc. 225 9th ave. Dept. WS,
Evening star., 1936-08-09
OPPORTUNITY.

VI Z O1C I O4N4 L.
Wanted: at once. men over 25 with
proven sales experience to demonstrate
an automotive device of merit; restricted
territory; car ownership quite necessary.
Call to 1 l am. or to 5 pm. Monday.
2525 Sherman ave NV. Ask for Mr.. Noll.
Automobile Sales Manager.
Experienced in new and used car sales.
appraisals and finance Some executive
ability essential. Take absolute charge Of
opening low priced car agency. Must be
honest and hard worker Should have
several hundred dollars. To such a man
offer complete set-up and 500 of net.
This is your opportunity to become inde.
Sendent. and to get into business for your
self and csean Eo on present car market.
Address BOX 1:I-B, Star office
Evening star., 1936-10-01
M'CARL PREDICTS
s. BILLION DEBT
Former Controller General
Warns of "Exorbitant
Taxes" Resulting.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Saying the public debt is "menac-
ingly high" already, former Con-
troller General ]. R. McCarl expressed
the opinion last night that it would
reach s35, 900, ,0OO,o 900 this Winter.
Interest charges are now nearly
5000, 900, 600 annually. he said. in 4
broadcast under Republican auspices,
"and will probably 60 to billion dol
lars year before We can substantially
curtail our debt"
The effect, he added. will be Eek
income for taxes as to hamper indus
try in moving forward-in creating
jobs"
McCarl said that, while the ad-
ministration may have such influ-
ence over our banks that they can be
induced for a time at least to loan
it more money, We simply cannot keep
on borrowing and spending. With
stability of Government our debt Ii
now all that it may be, with safety"
rs there q substantial citizen. or
any group Of like citizens. so sanguine
of our good credit as to be willing TO
underwrite . Government issue Of
$500, ,O00, ,000-20-year paper at current
interest rates-for sale exclusively to
private investors?" he asked.
In conclusion, McCarl said low in
come groups would suffer most IF
continuing waste and extravaganza by
our Government should force further
infiation.'
Evening star., 1936-10-01
0. T. WRIGHT REELECTED
TYPOTHETAE TREASURER
Head Of National Capital Press
Chosen at Jubilee Convention
in Cincinnati.

Oscar T. Wright. president and
treasurer Of the National Capital
Press, has been reelected treasurer
of the United Typothetae of America
at its golden jubilee convention at
Cincinnati, according to the Asso-
ciated Press.
Plans were made for establishment
Of a graphic arts research institute
or laboratory
Earl r. Britt of st. Louis was re-
elected president and these vice presi-
dents were chosen: George H. Cor
nelius, Indianapolis; T. E. Donnelley
Of Chicago, H. F. Ambrose of Nash
vile, E. j. Mirdaunt Of New York
City and r. w. Bradford of Denver.
The organization, which claims
membership of nearly 1000 employer
craftsmen, adopted Q flve-point pro-
gram of research in connection with
the proposed laboratory" Chemical
studies of inks, papers and other
printing material and equipment: en-
gineering, including shop manage
ment; development Of standards for
plant operation: technical studies in
fields allied with the new printing in
dustry apd marketing.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
P. O. ASKED TO PROBE
MAIL DESTRUCTION
Three Harvard Alumni Report
Sacco-Vanzetti Pamphlets Were
Destroyed by School.

By the Associated Press.
The Post Office Department was
asked by three Harvard University
alumni yesterday to investigate the re-
ported destruction of pamphlets they
said were mailed to the university's
tercentenary celebration guests.
Those asking the investigation were
Varian Fry, Quincy Howe and Gardner
jackson.
The pamphlet, they said, concerned
the conviction and execution Of Sacco
and Vanzetti on a murder charge in
Massachusetts, and contained a criti-
cism Of A. Lawrence Lowell, president
emeritus Of the institution. Lowell
headed q special commission which
reported to former Gov. Fuller of
Massachusetts on the Sacco-V -Vanzetti
case.
The trio presented to Karl A. Crow
ley, Post Office Department solicitor,
newspaper reports that the pamphlets,
which they said were sent under first
class postage, were destroyed on Or
ders of the university authorities after
their substance was discovered. They
were addressed to many Of the uni
versity's guests at it's 300th anniversary
celebration, the trio said.
Sponsors Of the pamphlets, entitled
''Walled in This Tomb" included
themselves, Haywood Broun, newspaper
columnist; Charles Angoff. former edi-
tor Of the American Mercury; Stuart
Chase, economist and author; George
Biddle, Philadelphia artist, and q num-
Der of other Harvard men, the pro-
testing alumni said.
Evening star., 1936-10-01
TEN PERSONS HURT
AS TRAINS COLLIDE
Taken to Ann Arbor, Mich, Hos
pital After Crash in Fog
Bound Cut.
By the Associated Press.

ny TIC ASSOCiutcu
ANN ARBOR, Mich, October l.
Ten persons were brought to st.
Joseph Hospital here last night, suf-
fering from injuries they received
when q passenger train and freight
train Of the Ann Arbor Railroad col
lided head-on in deep cut three
miles north of Milan, Mich.
Six Of the injured were said by
physicians to be in serious condition.
They were: George Tracy, Owosso.
Mich, car foreman for the road. suf-
fering from q possible skull fracture.
r. Schneider, Toledo, Ohio, broken
leg.
William Farrell, Owosso, Mich.
passenger train engineer, fractured
right arm and internal injuries.
Mrs. Lola Whitmill, 81, Marion,
Mich, severe bruises.
Ira Barcus, Owosso. Mich, freight
train conductor.
Leroy Longstreet, Owosso, Mich,
passenger train fireman.
Victor Parvin of Toledo, Ohio. gen.
eral superintendent of the road, who
went to the scene, said physicians gave
several other passengers treatment at
the scene Of the wreck for minor
injuries.
The trains, proceeding slowly be-
cause Of heavy fog and rain, met on
a sharp curve in the cut. Oficials
declined to give a cause for the col
lision except to say it possibly was
caused by confusion Of orders"