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Evening star., 1941-01-07
Births Reported

Maurice and Mary Carpenter. boy.
Maurice and Helen Downes. girl.
Robert and Clara Feltner. boy.
Fred and Ethel jenkins, boy.
Jay and Ruth Jett. boy.
BENJAMIN and Hilda Manchester. boy.
jeremiah and Kathryn Reid. boy.
Richard and Elsie Sparrough. boy.
William and Margaret Whelan,, girl.
Joseph and Monticello Culbreath, girl.
James and Mabel Ellis. boy.
Victor and Virginia Furr, girl.
William and Esther Jones. boy.
Francis and Paralee Madison. girl.
frederick and Bertha Robinson, girl
William and Alberta Tillman. girl. y
Walter and Dorothy Nleeler girl!
KnoXie and Elizabeth Williams girl.
Rothal and Novella Williams. girl.
Ralph and Hester Banks. boy.
Thomas and Frances Clagett, girl.
Samuel and Ethel Colodny. girl.
John and Hazel Cragun. girl
Powhatan and Doris Daniel. girl.
Lawrence and Camilla Fisher. boy.
Arnold and Olive Holmes. boy:
John and Elizabeth Lewis, boy.
James and Mildred Linaburg, girl.
Ralph and Mary Little, jr., boy.
William and Alta MainwarinR. boy.
Gabriel and Evelyn Mask. girl.
Joseph and Ruth Matthews, boy.
Ernest and Dorothy Riley, girl
John and Primrose Singleton boy.
Charles and Rose Sullivan, girl
David and Doris Weisinger. boy.
Robert and Marie Burton. boy.
James and Evelyn Cliff, boy.
John and Bertha Cowan, jr., girl.
Wilbur and Rose Cunningham, boy.
Andrew and Teresa Davis. jr. boy.
Fred and Evangeline Hall. girl.
Leland and Hemetia King, girl.
Francis and Mary Lewis girl
Thomas and Sadie Lipscomb, girl.
Leon and Mildred Long, boy.
Roy and Lucille Morks. girl
Tomas and Adelia Mateos, girl.
Oliver and Chlora Molinaro, girl.
William and Matte Siegel girl
Harold and Eleanore Steele, boy.
JChn and Sybil Udall. boy.
Paul and Mary Weyandt. boy.
Eugene and Mary Beverly, boy.
Daniel and Ruth Brown boy.
Landrus and Agnes Grafton girl
Medell and Ernestine Ford, boy.
George and Mary Gales. boy.
David and Mary Hill girl
Horace and Lillian Johnson, girl.
Bernard and Evelyn Rhodes, boy.
Darrell and Carolyn Swayne, girl.
John and Andrena Twymman, girl
Junior and WocheStene BoganS, girl.
James and Zellen Cook. boy.
David and Dorothy Darden, girl.
John and Miriam Gather. girl.
Norman and Sallie Hall girl.
Julian and Iris Jackson, girl.
Ernest and Hazel Kennedy, girl.
Charles and Fannie Spence, girl.
Emory and Dolores Turner girl
Wayman and Mary Woodland, girl.
Evening star., 1941-01-07

The empty suede bag lay dis
carded on the divan, its contents
scattered over the room, thrown by
irate hands. Dresser drawers had
been pulled out, and the closet was
empty - all her lovely clothes
dumped on the floor in heap; hats
and shoes were everywhere. There
was nothing in the bedroom left
untouched. Even the mattress lay
on the floor.
Honey didn't wait to pick up any
of the things, however. She hardly
gave them a thought after the first
glance. She dressed hurriedly and
packed a suitcase and left. She ran
down the steps to the second floor
and paused to listen, and hearing
no footsteps, she continued her
flight. Outside in the chilly night
air that swept in from the Pacific,
she made her way quickly along the
sidewalk, staying close to the build
ings and watching carefully all cars
that drew near. Joe might be in
any of them. Finally. seeing that
one was an empty cab, she hailed
| the driver as he was about to pass
her. He backed up and she got in.
Continued Tomorrow
Evening star., 1941-01-07
Deaths Reported

John John waterfall, s4 Gailinger Hospital.
John T. Knott, s3, Home for Aged.
saTbara smfa sauiaa E. Mahoney sbfsy IS
Msp AlSf ppsE Mcknns q siney dsinser HoSpls Hospital
Minnie r Garrison. SO, St. Elizabeth's Hos
Wallace Edwards. 65. GEORGETOWN Hospital.
Hannah E. Tippett. "a. BOB Seward square.
Blanche Snyder. SO, 1850 Newark St
Thomas F; McHugh, 50, United States Sol
Cora raei DoWney. % 60. Gallinger Hospital.
Estes S. Doak. 81, United States Soldiers
Alice ce'f N. Sullivan, 40. ee1s woodley pl. n W.
infant Cnnninshsm; sibley. Hospital.
Martha Perry, 6s. 246 10th St; ne,
Julia Logan. 49, Garfield Hospital.
Adolphus Richardson. 35, Freedmens Hos
Thomas Thomas ", Reed q; sibley Hospital:
Laura Lslna a + lemon Lemon. ss' s. 1889 s5th st. t. NV. NV
George U, Small: "a 80 634 A st; ne:
| Bertha L. Seidler "a, 5437 Conn ave. NV.
Verda H Moody. 35. 1880 Harvard st. NV.
| Infant John E. Howard. GEORGETOWN Hos
Infant Leadbetter. Providence Hospital.
| Infant Dvvens. Columbia Hospital
| Infant Clarke, Georgetown Hospital.
Minerva A ELICIT s2 80 10th 10th st ,I;., ne
| Cornora Washington, 54. Gallinger Hos
| pital.
Joseph Green. so, Gallinger Hospital.
Inant nan So.s HosptS SSp'a
infant Msahe asf.fd Ho.oissI pHI''
Evening star., 1941-01-07

1T is rather late, sir, but is there
something I can do for you?"
Il am Joe Danburne," said his
visitor as if that explained a great
deal. Il have business with Miss
Monroe" There was deadliness in
his voice that Honey recognized in
stantly and a cold chill swept over
her body as she saw how cruel and
ruthless he looked as he stood be-
fore Dan.
The district attorney showed sur
prise
why come here? Why not go to
see her?" He spoke curtly.
Il have been to her apartment.
She isn't there"
How do you know? It's possible
that she's asleep" Dan reminded
civilly. 1T is customary to sleep
at this hour of the morning"
mo. She isn't there"
Both men were very angry though
trying hard to remain cool and col
lected
What makes you think I know
where she is? And what business is
it of yours, anyway" Dan straight
Evening star., 1941-01-07

a hurry. She got into the car with
out hesitation and drove herself
to town. She parked the coupe on
side street where it could be cas-
lily found. A short distance from 1t
she picked up taxi to take her to
her own apartment hotel.
Honey dare not get into the ele-
vator at that time of the morning
and advertise the fact that she had
gone out unseen after Dan had
brought her home and that she was
just now getting in. After all, she
did think we'll of her reputation,
even in this hour of mental suspense.
So she tiptoed quietly through the
lobby to the stairway. Up the three
flights of stairs she ran. BY the
time she reached her apartment
she was out of breath and shaking
all over.
An Upset Room.
She punched the light switch and
flooded the living room. There was
naked evidence that Joe had been
in the place. Using skeleton key
was a snap for him, she knew.
Evening star., 1941-01-07
Boundary Suggestion

Vilhajalmur Stefanson, noted
Arctic explorer and geographer,
proposes in Foreign Affairs that
the boundary between the Eastern
and Western Hemispheres should be
in the middle of the widest chan
mel" between the continents Of
Europe and Africa and the Americas.
Evening star., 1941-01-07

Joseph s. Lerner. 81. 452s 9th St NV. and
t.'i st. NV: the Rev. Solomon H Metz. ,''''0'
Elmer A. Holley. "a. l719 Lamont st. NV,
and Phoebe F. Shaw. 90. 1926 Lamont
st. NV; the Rev. M. P. German.
Frank E. Herbert. %, Commerce, Ga, and
Jeanne M ChmieleWski, y 1900 st.
NV: the Rev. James j. Bifield.
Thomas j. Brennan. AS, 142 Carroll ST
Sc, and Catherine H Marshall. A.. 1923
Pa. ave. Sc; the Rev. Martin W. Hy-
land.
Evening star., 1941-01-07
Obe Sylvester GO
Diamond by Blanche Roberts

The story thus Honey Monroe pretty redhead
diamond from Los
department store and conceang in her apartment But
Danburne professional thief hom she has knoWn several
OF her lite she takes the
With of Dan BreSter district attorney
Uh she oDe Before she has time to explain to Dan
at the pushes
bedroom and then to Dho is there.
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and Anne D. Orpin. 26 4433 Harrison
st. NV; the Rev. Paul Sperry.
Rockville.
Joe Louis Cannon, u, Chevy Chase. Md,
and Maryene H. Couchman, 20, Martins
burg, w. Va.
Frederick L. Corstaphney, %. Lynchburg.
Va, and Ruth H. Beach 22, Washington.
Theodore E. Dameter. 80, and Catherine ].
Comegys. 26, both of WASHINGTON
John P. Dodd 20, and Betty Jane Sey-
mour, 10, both of Washington.
Maurice r. Newman, %, Glenarm Nd. and
Rena E. Clarke. q. Washington
Evening star., 1941-01-07
ADVERTISEMENT.
Saves You Much Money, and
It's So Easily Mixed.

Here's an old home
remedy that your mother
probably used. but, for
real results, it is still
one of the most effective
and d dependable, for
coughs due to colds. Once
tried, you'll swear by it.
It's no trouble at all.
Evening star., 1941-01-07

Make a syrup by stirring Q cups of
granulated sugar and one cup of water
few moments, until dissolved. No
cooking is needed-a child could do it.
Now put 2l2 ounces of Pinex into
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Racial Prejudice Bars Negro Players
From Pro Baseball And Football

that the teams IN Pittsburgh Phil
adelpfiia. and BROOKLYN could have
used one OF the three. And Kenny
Washington would have fitted in
nice with a team with a good for
ward pass receiver
over in baseball tho mosulS have
set UP racial barriers which have
blocked Negro players since The
inception of organized baseha !.
John }. MeGfaw attempted To pass
Charlie Grant Off AZ an Indian
hack Shout, AFTER ihe turn % the
century but Charles friends OK
posed him IN chicago
There's not a team in organized
baseball which could no, use a
pitcher Ike Leroy cSateheh Paige,
q catcher like Josh Gibson or a
first hascman nke Buck Leonard.
Billy Wells. Norman Turkey
Stearnes. John Goo. Papa He'll,
oscar Charleston Jimmy Lyons.
Elwood tRiurol DoMos> Frank
Warfeld Bruce Buddy Petway.
and many others could have been
successful with white teams in or
eanized baseball They possessed
all the qualifications 10 remain In
The Bic Ton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Bert Copeland
PAGES School To
Class A Title
Horace Smith
Sets New Mark
In High Hurdles

LANSING Bert Copeland one OF
The greatest hlgn school athletes
in the country made his second sp-
pearance ~ the Lowe Peninsula
track and heid meo' and pared bis
Benton Harhor teammates "a VIC
tory in the Glass a division Satur-
day.
Copeland Who vas Use han point
man Of the meet last year Uy VIM
ning the 100 and POO lppel n.s
score this year by winning both
short dashes the running wnp and
running anchor on the winning re-
lay team
These wins gave Copeland a total
~ lsiz points as Benton Harhor
ROTATED 81 points 70 ons' Rsftls
Creek the defending title holder.
Horace smith winner OF the
snort dashes in the resional last
week AZ Ann Afhor Was second 10
Copeland IN the ion a. TIE Benton
Harbor 'lyer whi>ked across the
finishing Inc IN 10 SECONDS Cope
land scooied hons In % 20 win
the 2e0yard sprint and leaped p
feet . inches 20 win he broad
jump
smith before losing ~ opciand
IN the Joe yard dash reeled or q
win IN tho leo-yard high hurdles.
setting new record as he romp-
I'd over lhs barriers in ifs The
old mark of Is fla was SET by
Floyd Rates Flint Central in ia3S.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

eFal makeup OF the cOiOred am
letes heel which sped him across
the terrain with the speed OF the
wind
OF course this didn't start with
the advent Of Owens. Alhrition
Walker Woodruff and Peacock
II was inaugurated back in the
early l920's when DeHart Huh.
bard broke the existing world rec.
ord in the broad jump by lcaping
25 feet s 7.10 inches. II was ac-
centuated whom Eddie Tolan hlaz
ed his Wav 10 a double victory in
the sprnts in the Olympics Of 1892
and further accelerated when
Owens. on 3 bright day In MAY
1895. broke three records and
equalled another al Ann Arbor
And Cornelius Johnson and
Dave Alhrition revived the theory
in 1897. when they sci new world
record In tho running high jump
by scaling tho har AZ tho then phe.
nomenal height Of feet . IS
inches Owens. Woodruff John
son and Archie Williams flushed
II out NJ obscurity and hack into
sharp focus with their victories IN
the Olympics in Berlin IN 1876
In between these spots Negro
athletes ruled supreme ia those
events al Tho Drake RELAYS and
Penn RELAYS. National Colleg ate
and intercollegiate 4-AAAA
But time has brought about a
vast change The speed which once
sent Negro athletes scurryinc
down the lanes IN the van of y
flock NJ sprinsters has disapnear-
ed. This gives rise 10 the belief
that tho peculiarly which scien
lists asserted was hidden in the
heels Of tho Negro athletes has
faded like tho disappearance cf
democratic rule in Europe.
There Is NO greater manifesto
ton ~ this disappearance than in
the results of the National AAU
meet last year For the first time
In q long number OF years Negro
athletes failed TO win an event
Where the Tolans. Mcicafs
Owens .iohnsons and peacocks
once ruled as the fastest human
Harold Davis. Salina tCalD col
lege sophomore now reigns SUI
preme Davis established right To
the crown by convincincly defeat
ing the hest Of the Negro sprint
ers In the short dashes in the AAl'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

There NAV come a time when
Negro players viii he found on
major league baseball teams and
professional football elevens. but
right now you'll not find any
Pro football teams have mad
Negro players. Fritz Pollard great
half back for Brown university and
All-American selection In 1916.
was a member Of the Akron team in
1920. Another member of that team
was Paul Roheson. All-American
end for Rutgers in 1915
Duke Slater. one Of the immor-
tails OF University Of Iowa. was
The last Negro 90 play with pro
team. holding down line post
with the Chicago Cardinals until
1880. Joe Lillard Of oregon uni
yersity. was also a member of the
Cardinals. playing hadf-hack
position.
Since the days OF Lillard and
slater no Negro has been able 10
overcome the racial prejudice
which has cropped up in the pro-
fessional football ranks.
Teams like the Detroit Lions
certainly could have used players
like Brud Holland Willis ward.
or Bernard Jefferson It's no doubt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Detroit Giants Meet House OF David
The Old Theory About Colored
Athletes Has Changed NoW
By RUSS J. cowANs

Johnson ruling
in
the coored
peculiarly
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

ever developed IN Michigan Track
experts are predicting a bright fu-
lure for him.
But a. the same time there's a
white hoy down IN Louisiana who
Is no elouch IN The spirits and
broad Jump Butler Avery recently
set state high school record in
the 1oo-yard dash a. % seconds
and also won the 22o-vard low
hurdles the 22o-yard dash and The
broad jump He has done p sec
onds for the 22o PAS for the low
hurdles and "a feet ia inches in
friends Is equal to the perfor-
the broad jump And that my
nance Of college athlete
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

meet. Mozele Ellerhec. Barney
Ewell and Leo Tarrant We're un-
able 10 catch the living Davis
Nof only did Les steers. tow
headed Oregon university sensa-
ton. frounco the hce' colorcd high
jumpers at tho AAI meet. hut he
later surpassed the mark sci by
johnson and AlbrttNn clearing
iho bar a. feet. 10 25-22 inches
Last week. steers SCARED above
this mark as he provided new
chapter IN high jump history sail
nr over the bar AZ 6 feet 10 rs
inches
Jim Herbert New York univer-
sitv. is more than run-of-the-
mine quarter miller hut he has not
shown tho consistency VIII h
would nlaco him among tho greats.
John Rorican Is probably The host
Of the runners in the middle dis
lance
Ed Digger Tufts rate. head
and shoulders above the other col
orod hurdlers but has not dis
played enough abili,, 10 equal the
speod Of Fred Woolco' the flying
Texan Joe Rapiiste. tho former
high school sensation from Ar
IONA has encountered scholastic
difficulties which have hindered
his progress
Glider Farrow Navier Il tops
among tho 4fo-yard hurdlers and
should win this event AZ iho Ma
iional AAT if he completes Which
brings 10 mind The fact that Ne
gro universities and colleges
turning ont some good athletes
and should soon win some Champ
jonships This is evidenced in tho
shoNlngs made AT Drake and Penn
RELAYS Central INTERCOLLEGIATE
giant moot and National Collogi-
ate championships
Right here IN Michigan two
Young spriniers are developing
fast. and by Tho time they enter
college should be able 20 turn IN
come commendable performances.
have reference 20 Bert Copeland
Renion. Harhor and Horace Smith
OF Jackson
According to those who have
seen him copeland is considered
one Of the best looking prospects
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Two Teams Play
.3-Canle Series
At New Park
First Contest
Slated For Friday
Afternoon

The Detroit Giants. after spend
Ing a long number OF years as a
road team. will remain in Detroit
this season, opening their home
stay Friday afternoon against the
Israelite House OF David team In
the nes Lincoln Field at Dequindre
and Modern.
The same teams will play May 81
and June also. both games slat-
ed for the new park.
Construction on the fence and
seats al the park began last week
and the management said this week
that ample seating space would be
available FOR no less than eight
thousand fans.
Former Home of Cubs
The park was formerly the home
OF the Detroit Cubs. and the dia-
mond has been put in good shape
for the season.
The House OF David team will
bring strong and oolorful OUTFIT
10 Lincoln Field TO face the Giants
The team is studded with former
International. American associa-
tion. the Pacific Coast league plav-
ers. Most OF them have been with
the Israelites for more than thres
years.
The oldest man in the point OF
service is J.. l.. Doe Tally who
has been member OF the team
for p years. He is member OF
the famous pepper game" trio. Doc
Won Is and lost s last year. Man
aeer John r Tucker is serving his
sixteenth season with the team.
One OF the young players with
the Datidltes is John McGraw, sec
ond haseman McGraw is a gradu.
ale OF Oklahoma A. e. NJ. college
he is leadoff man in the batting
lineup and has been getting his
bineles consistently.
Lee Gardner. another second
year man. played in the Evanse-
line and Florida state league be-
fore joining the bewhiskered team
Gardner is the regular centerfield-
or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Enthusiasm
Spells Play
Bridge Player
Makes Bad Move

Edward davis. owner and man
ager OF Davis Motor Sales company,
421 East Vernon highway. is donat-
ing the trophy for the Matched Du-
pllcaie Contract Bridge tournament
being played at the st. Antoine ~
The "Y' Beefers and the Detroit
Bridge leaguers hit a new low in
bridge last Thursday night The
ten teams from each organization
hattled relentlessly for three hours.
only to find out from the officials o.
the tournament that their efforts
had been In vain because some en-
thusiaslic player had moved two
boards to the wrong tables.
This uniimely action threw a
monkey wrench into the official
tabulaiions of the scorers. How
ever. in all fairness to the Bridge
league and ~" Refers. the com.
mittees from the two clubs have
decided to discount this session and
rematch these teams again.
Among those playing on the De-
triot Bridge league team were
Mrs. Rucker. Mrs. Holland Mrs
Hubbard Mrs. G. TAYLOR, Mrs. r
Andrews. Mrs. vashti Clements
Mrs. j. b. Goggins. Mrs. Glenn
Mrs. r. Str'nger: Sam Barry, Cook
Holland. w Rhue, r. Hudson. + r
Johnson. rpshaw, r Clements. F.
Sweeney. william Gibbs and Lewis
Members Of the ~ Refers team
were n Solomon. Leo Gaines. En-
NETT Garter. Norman kenner. l.. r
sharpe. Porter n DAWSON, Fl
hickman S Hendricks F. Howard
Stanley. G. Jones Franklin Lett. j
Williams. J. Ruilcr, Drs. George u
West A. J Slaughter j. y Cog
gins. n r. Tam Mrs p. Hem assy
and C. " Cooper
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Bobby Nash Star Of
Toledo University g

Bobby Nash is the star hurler Of
the Toledo university baseball nine.
Nash has won FIVE games and drop
ped one decision during the cur
rent season
IAsi Fail Nash was the biz
ground gamer for the Rockets on
the football rridiron
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Giants Are strong

Pltted against this aggrega-
ton of well-seasoned veterans who
have opposed some Of the hest
scmipro and minor league teams
In the country, will be strong
Detroit Giants club under the man
agerial leadership OF Jerry Good
man pilot OF the team during The
past is years. During those years
Goodman has played in 80 OF the
4S states. also In Mexico, Canada.
and Alaska.
Big Bill Pryor. formerly with
the Detroit Stars. will he on the
mound against the House Of David
nine in the opening game. accord
ing 10 Manager Goodman's present
plans Pryor. who towers feet. s
inches and tips the scales al 1875.
Is a right handler with plenty Of
speed and good curve ball. Andy
Love. another former Detroit Star.
will be behind the plate.
The infeld will be composed OF
Babe Charles. formerly with the
Louisville Black Sox Al first base
Bud Jones or Ernest Knockles. sec
ond Pete Moore. brother Of the
famous Dohie Moore. old Kansas
city Monarch shortstop. in the
shortfeld and Charles (RedD
House. al third base.
Norman Turkey Stearnes one
OF the hest centerfelders in the
game will be in centerheld Roos-
ter Morehead will play right and
one Of the new rockies will be in
left.
Goodman said Ernest Armstead.
member Of the Baltimore Elites
pitching STAFF last season. will hurl
the Sunday game for the Giants
He was not certain who would
be on the mound against the WISH
tors SATURDAY..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
St. Antoine Completes
In National Tourney
For Volley Ball Title

The volley ball team 81 St An
tome Branch yMCA. runnersup In
the national volley hall tournament
last year left Detroit Thursday for
Cincinnati where they will com
pete in the annual tournament
which opens May ri and continues
through June l. ST. Antoine was
runnerup last year. losing a hard
fought battle 10 the Cincinnati
team.
ROderich s. Schuster, captain OF
the 81. Antoine team expressed
confidence that Hugh Peterson
DR.. p B. Gamble. AL Smith. walter
House. Rill Adams. and himself
would he able 10 reverse the de-
feat of last year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
A Mccoy Williams
Bout Would Revive
The Fight Game Here

The fight game is read around
Detroit hut Il can he revived. one
NJ the best stimulants for the game
would he match between Holman
william and Young Kid Mccoy.
Mccoy recently sprung NJ among
the topnotchers by decislvely de-
feating Al Nettlow. fellow towns
man. williams has been clamorinc
for bouts for some time. As both
are local hehters the match would
he natural
Evening star., 1941-08-22

Field. and Ann Phillips Erickson. 80.
2713 Nichols ave. Sc: the Rev. Georss
E. Condit.
Forrest Bayard Crumpley. 26. 1888 40th
st. NV, and Elsie Gertrude Mueller. 26.
4403 14th st. NV: the Rev. Maurice 8.
White.
Samuel Sims 35. 3725 Macomb St NV.
and Rosa Kinard 81, 114l 9th st.
ne: the Rev. r. Anderson.
Evening star., 1941-08-22
Davis Bribe Case Jury
Continues Deliberations
By the Associated Press.

By the Assoclated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 22-Locked
up overnight after failing to reach
q verdict In 4 hours and Is minutes,
Federal jury was ordered to con-
tinue deliberations today on Gov
ernment charges that retired United
States Circuit Court Judge J. War
ren Davis sold justice.
The nine men and three Women
gave no report on progress of their
consideration OF the 74-year-old
jurist's joint retrial with Morgan
S. Kaufman, former bankruptcy ref
cree, on charges Of conspiracy to
obstruct justice and defraud. the
United States Government.
Judge Davis chatted with friends
and relatives in the courtroom as
he awaited the jury's action while
Mr.. Kaufman passed the time
reading volumes of testimony taken
during the four-week trial. Their
first trial ended in q jury disagree
ment.
william Fox, former film pro-
ducer, testified he gave Judge Davis
SGT 500 in unsecured loans which
the Government charged were in
return for favorable decisions on
bankruptcy cases in 1886. In his
charge to the jury Judge Hugh D.
Mcclellan commented:
"A loan by itself is of no i'm
portance, but q loan made without
security or without evidence to q
Judge before whom there is litiga-
ton by q litigant. before whom a
favorable result might be obtained.
cannot be described as innocent"
Evening star., 1941-08-22

SANITARY CORPS.
Owen, First 1t Seward E., from Washing
ton to Atlanta.
CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE.
Phillips First 1t. Earl E.. from McChord
Field to Geiger Field, wash.