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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-08
Problems
With the Children
IsseA - Tie NatisaAl Kinaergaf-
Ten Assoeiatio0, Q West lo4A 81.
New YSek CITY
Playmate
Or Plaything
BY LUCIA MALLORY

A new baby had come to Flora
Barron's family-such a dear, sturdy
little fellow that was not surprised
that his brothers and sisters were all
eager to wait upon him and play with
him.
On my first visit after his arrival
1 wondered a bit If he might be al
lowed to grow up into a willful, selfish
child instead of becoming happy and
self-reliant as are the other children
in that home.
Come and see David, Aunt Lucia!'
Dot cried. Isn't he the sweetest baby
you ever saw?"
Look at his little hands and feet!'
exclaimed Helen. Aren't they cum
ning2"
Even high-school-senior Jack and
first-grader Bobby were looking a,
their baby brother with adoring eyes
Small David lay in his dainty bas-
met and bestowed smiles hmpartially
upon each Of his admirers.
How nice 1t Is" I thought. "for q
baby to come into home where there
are so many older children to enjoy
him-if they just don't upset him with
too much attention." But might have
known that Flora Barron was too SEN
sible mother to let that happen.
One day when baby was 9 months
old. she told me how the children
had learned to treat David as play
mate rather than a plaything We were
sitting on her shady front porch with
small David playing beside us on q
blanket when Dot came home from
school. The baby laughed and held UP
his arms to his sister.
You may take David for a little
ride II you wish, Dot" Flora told her
daughter
All right. mother!"
Dot brought out the baby's buggy
strapped him into it very carefully
and went off smiling happily.
"It's nice that the children have 6
baby brother since they enjoy him sc
much" said to Flora.
EYES," she agreed. ut is nice for all
Of them If they do not give the baby
too much attention. David was well on
the way to becoming little tyrant
before I discovered that they were
doing that very thing.
dot could not bear to hear him
cry. If David whimpered after I put
him into the bedroom to go to sleep
she would tiptoe In to see what was
the matter. Bobby never tired of pick
ing up David's toys. He wanted tc
play with the baby every minute that
he was at home. On Saturdays Helen
wanted to carry David around most
of the day and show him off to all
her friends
II finally had to take each child
aside for quiet talk. I told then
that Baby David had life of his own
to live and that they would not al
ways be with him. He would have tc
learn to do things for himself instead
Of expecting them to anticipate his
needs and be his willing servants
Il told Dot that I always made sure
that David was warm and comfort
able and that there was plenty O,
fresh air in the room when put him
! to bed.
"Once they understood the situation
the children were glad to cooperate
with me. do want them to be happy
with David. think now they all en-
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-08
CTATE
DHORTS

HELENA.-J. w. Walker, state COM
missioner OF lands and investments
said the state had purchased a $4,000
issue Of school district bonds issued
by the Cascade school district.
WH1TEFISH.-Mrs. c. M. Knowl-
ton suffered several fractured ribs on
the right side when she slipped in the
bathtub at her home and she is under
the care of local physician.
GREAT FALLS.-Henry Peterson is
! convinced there is one thorough thief
at large. Peterson appeared at the po-
lice station to report his car was
stripped. Taken from the machine
were both headlights, the rear seal
cushion, carburetor, horn button and
the cylinder head.
HELENA.-County surveyors OF the
larger Montana counties-those with
a total registered vote of $4,000 o,
more-have exclusive jurisdiction, with
approval of the board of commission
ers, in purchases of highway and
bridge material, machinery and tools
Attorney General John w. Bonner
ruled.
THOMPSON FALLS.-Eleven freight
cars were derailed eight miles east OF
here on the Northern Pacific railroad
A defective rail was reported unoffi-
cially as the cause of the derailment
Company officials said passenger traf-
fic was being routed over Milwaukee
tracks and that they expected the line
would be cleared soon. There were nc
reports of injuries.
HE1ENA.-The state board OF edu-
cation appointed Conrad T. Bjornlie
of Great Falls to succeed George F.
Du Vail of Missoula on the state board
of examiners In accountancy. The edu-
cation board reappointed A. j. Row.
land Of Miles City and c. Howard
Walden Of Helena to the accountancy
board. All terms are for the coming
year.
CHINOOK-With over 225 rural and
town residents of the Big Flat signed
to join the Big Flat electric co-op
line, financed through the rural cleo
trification administration, electricity
Is virtually assured. Energy will come
from the Montana Power Co. line near
Savoy. The line will be financed
through the REA with patrons guar
anteeing q minimum of IS a month
Officers Of the recently formed Big
Flat electric coop are B. Simmons
president; Fred Nixon, vice president
John Van Voast, secretary-treasrrer
and nine directors.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-08
KnOU- YOur-MOneY
Campaign Launched
Blu Secret Service

Americans are beginning to know
their money" and in the last three
years have cut the nations counterfeit
currency toll from $500 900 to slOO. 900
annually, A. N. Bechtel of the United
States secret service at Spokane, Wash,
said.
Bechtel, head of the services Know
Your-Money'' campaign to educate the
public to detect counterfeit currency
and metal money, is visiting the prin-
cipal Montana cities on a good will
campaign for the service and has visit
ed Gov. Sam C. Ford at the capitol.
In every Montana city he has visited
to date, he has discussed his plan
with police officers, sheriffs and
mayors and he said he had received
excellent cooperation from all officials.
After leaving Helena he will visit
Butte, Bozeman, Livingston, Billings
and Great Falls.
He praised the Montana highway
patrol for very efficient" performance
of duty and for their cooperation with
the service and said that everywhere
In the state he had received the utmost
assistance in his campaign from all
law enforcement agencies.
The services campaign, which Is
part Of nationwide drive, consists OF
instruction through a motion picture
contact with business houses and mer-
chants and talks to service clubs
Bechtel also distributes booklets en-
titled "Know-Your-Money' to persons
engaged in trade and business where
money is handled.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-08

Cut . piece from the top Of the
watermelon and with a sharp edged
spoon. scoop out pink meat down
to the shell. Measure capacity Of
hollow shell. "a medium sized
watermelon should hold one gallon
or more). For one gallon Of
lemonade allow: 2 cups lemon
juice, 2 cups pink watermelon
juice drained from the scooped
meat III necessary mash or sieve
part of the meat to make required
amount Of juice) and l to IN
pounds sugar. depending upon tho
sweetness desired. Combine in
gradients and add cold water and
ice to make one gallon and pour
into shell. Float lemon slices for
garnish on top. Serves 16 large or
80 small glasses or punch cups.
II the occasion demands variety,
the following recipe also makes an
ideal beverage for a watermelon
punch bowl:
Golden Gate Punch
IL to cups sugar
cups lemon juice
cups orange juice
cups juice from ben. -
strawberry, Raspberry, gan
berry,etc.
IL cups water
Ice to chill
Combine in order given. G.inish
with lemon slices. Serves 20 TO -.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-08
B-Year-OId Girl
State Golf Champ

ANACONDA-Lou Jeanne dronley,
16-year-od Butte high school student,
turned back Ms. N. r. Thompson Of
Alssoula, ; and 2, - xhe successfully
defended her Montana vomenS ANA
ter golf title.
Mrs. Thompson made . determined
bid for the match. but her golf was
no match for the steady play NIss
0ronley displayed over the e0lo-yard
smbaked Anaconda Country club
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-08
Name Farm Officers

HAVRE.-Earl Knopf, Oliver Lodahl
and I. Nagelhus were elected directors
Of the Farmers Grain exchange fol-
three-year terms at the annual stock
holders meeting.
Nagelhus and Lodahl were re-elect-
ed and Knopf was elected for his first
term. At meeting Of directors later
In the afternoon, L. W. Grove wa:
reelected president; Oliver Lodahl
reelected first vice president; Ear
Knopf, second vice president, and W
F. Gregotre, reelected secretary.
treasurer. Arthur Potvin was re-elect.
ed manager. The business session wa.
held following the annual stockhold.
ers' dinner.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-08

Joy their little brother without giving
him too much attention"
Remembering Dots happy face as
she started away with the baby In
his buggy, felt sure that her moth
er's words were true.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-08
Bert Mooney Wins
Air Line Promotion

Bert Mooney Jr, master pilot for
Western Air Lines. recently vas ap-
pointed chief pilot Of division No. z
for the company. according to word
received hefe.
Senior Captain Mooney Il . former
resident Of Butte, where he operated
. flying service and school before
joining the Western Air Lines staff
and moving to Salt LAke CITY several
yeax8 go.
Hls air log shoWs . total Of !. $4,000
miles, nearly tWo-thtrds Of the total
beng IN commercial airline work.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-08

Consumption Of cider in England has
increased Is percent in recent years.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-08

Blains, Inn. Liberty. Tools. olaeisr.
Lincoln, WAam. Iallon and Oartr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
Il. Y. DMrAing

kiss ctoa all IL said
What is n2
An oath that's ratifed
4 seated promise
A hearts ovowdt claiming confirmation
A rose-dot on the Il" Of ddorution
A secret TO the mouth, not ear, is aehispsred
--Rostand.
WHAT attribute is most likely 10 make woman
w appear younger 10 man? A study OF this
matter has revealed that most men decide on
a wornan's age by the color Of her hair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

the greatest Notre Dame football players OF all
time. Right Joe is second-clsss wrestler.
And instead of the cheers of thousands, hears
the Jeers OF hundreds
GYPSY ROSE LEES mystery yarn, The
VI G-String Murder, is in its sixth printing
and is the way TO break that al-time record
for sales OF mystery story, which is at present
held by Dashie Hammett's The Thin Man"
Many actresses have written books but Miss
Lee IS the first TO write best seller.
Maybe it won't mean a thing but il is We'll
70 keep in mind that Helena Toea. wife OF
JapanS new foreign minister, is German born;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

up the riot that followed-many arrests and such
screaming!
But the rumpus backstage at Hellzapopin' was
-big-tme. All the chorines ganged up on Of
their own. Claiming she had been swping every
bodys boy friend right and left. They gave her
terrible beating -. Shame . They must
be pretty dull doIu il she could steal ALL their
men,
Natl Treasurer Henry Dunn resigned from
AGVA at a meeting in which he stormed
'Winchell Is right"
NEW YORK Novelette,: The other night at
~ the Greenwich Village Inn, Nat Karson. the
scenic designer, and producer A. Bloomingdale
were pro and coming on Topic A.
There's one love I'll never forget" karson
sighed. IL had hoped tn marry the girl. but she
was killed in car crackup out the coast.
You remember her, Al. Her name was Dorothy
Dell"
2 AZ the next table girl, who couldn't help
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

And, therefore, are
likely 10 figure a female
whose hair has been
expertfy touched up 10
be much younger than
she is.
The question arises
how does a woman
Judge the age OF another
wo m an? Something
they seem 10 do quite
eXpertly. BY the APP
pearance OF the hands,
perhaps.
T EDGAR HOOVER.
- Super sleuth. The
-" stands for John. !
once had cards printed
in & f Vincent
Durling wishing 10
keep the Edgar in my
name a secret
But Nh II YER
seems te-ttlA.ttilEk Edgar
" a better name than
loo SaVOldi One Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29


TYPEWRITER Ribbons: Pete Smiths: An eye
l. like cafeteria cashiers.
John Barrymore's: Happiness sneaks in
through door you didn't know you left open.
John Galsworthys: Ones eyes are what one is,
ones mouth is what one becomes.
Ben Hechts: His smile appeared 10 wear a
little crutch.
Olin Millers; A woman never knows what
dress she doesn't want until she buys H.
Mary Johnstons: The minutes passed in In
dian file.
Winston Churchills: The hours crswled by like
paralytc centipedes.
Richard r. Bowkers It's all right TO have q
train OF thoughts, IL you have terminal.
Sterling Norths Ton Ferbers Saratoga
TrunkO: Her characters have a way Of stepping
from the lines and walking around the margins o;
the page.
Howard Dietz': The pursuit of love is the fruit
Of love.
Vernon Dukes: She's the kind of girl good
book would like TO cuddle up with.
Tune in WALTER WINCHELL BROADCAST
each Sunday, TO 9:l5 p. m. on Station WxYZ,
Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

overhearing them exploded into tears and shook
from her sobs.
Later, she turned and begged Karsons par
don for making such a scene.
"Was Dorothy q friend Of yours:" asked
Karson.
"Yes," sobbed Miss Brewster of the Brew
ster Twins, "and the man at the wheel that night
who was killed with her-was the fellow
going TO marry"
COUNDS in the Night: At Barney Gallant's
- "She's hungry enough to swallow his insults"
In Leone's
He doesn't 20 back on his word-he just do
tours around It."
At the Riviera:
"If that actress gets any more conceited she'll
have to use her girdle for . hair-net"'
At Fefe's Monte Carlo:
"Sure know him. I've got bad memory for
names, but never forget fake"
In the Avenue:
"You know her type-faithful TO the last
nickel"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

MEMOS OF asMidnighter: In Until Squadron"
which features r. Reagan. ]. Stephenson
and j. Lundigan, all die except Stephenson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

Brrrr.
Can't something be
done TO stop managers
from overheatlng their
theaters? Audi ences
are being roasted,
which is why they usu-
ally wind up roasting
the show.
T e Hammerstein-
r o m berg score in
Sunny River" (due
next month"; is said to
be their best since they
did New Moon" and
Desert Song"
Cute stuff over at
Edith Roark's other
night. Some stewed-to-
the-gills gal threw a
glass at Edith. cutting
her face. Cops broke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

very pro-Nazi and was once a member OF the
German intelligence service
AS 10 the greatest upset in football history,
wasn't it the time little Center College. The
Praying Colonels' gave Harvard a terrific
beating at Cambridge?
D0TATOES are not fattening II you can
Il struggle along without butter on ii baked
potato can 60 on any weight reducing diet
The Japanese have a flying submarine II Is
about 30 feet long; can operate under water or
IN the air and carries four torpedoss.
steam engine will drive automobile at
a much faster speed than gasoline engine. You
don't think so? Then explain -Mhy,when steam
automobiles and gas automobiles were compct-
ing the former held most of the speed records.
Twin beds should be larger. little woman
would be comfortable IN a large twin bed but a
large never be comfortable in small
twin bed. feel very strongly on this point.
Remember theatrical producer named
George Lederer?
George was the fellow who produced Tire
Belle OF New-York and Madame Sherry and
made a million dollars profit from each of these
productions And in those happy days there was
no income tax to pay.
INITIATION has already hit Germany again
i During the last imitation period In Germany
Adolf Hitler paid 1900 600 marks for a used
car; something der fuehrer often recalls with
bitterness unusual even for him.
The pre-World War value of 100000 marks
was about 100000. Imagine paying $1,000
600 for alopy Well that's what initiation u.s.
And II viii get Us If we don't watch out.
THE first coin mnted with I'm God We Trust was
2-cent piece. And in case somebody brings
up the question at a dinner party, don't forget
Benjamin Harrison was the last bearded Presi-
dent of the United States
In Seattle that imposing bit OF state of Wash
ington scenery IS called Mt Rainier but in
Tacoma it is referred TO as Mt Tacoma.
did you once name your idea OF the 10 great
est short stories In the Bible?" asks New
Yorker.
l named my idea Of the six greatest
Joseph sampson. 3-Ruth. 4-David
and Goliath. 5-Daniel. 6--Jonah. The Good
Samaritan. S-The Prodiga Son. Capture
Of Jericho. l0-David and Jonothan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
On Broadway
Walter WincEieU

Trade Mark Registered Copyright iS.i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29
On the Side

Distributed by King Feature. synd.. Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

who recently passed on.
Sign on a Sixth Ave.
five and dimery:
christmas Cheer
Childre n-Free
5vies OF the War;"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

ihLNtVN Open .3o.Ginger Rogers,
1.-THE GETAWAY with Robert. Sterling.
Disney's Window Cleaners"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

TNITEn ARTICTC-Basiey, Cd. Circus Pk.
o"niLD hhiioiO Open at 10:45 A. N.
THROUGH" Don Amechs. Rosalind
Russell In THE FEMININE TOUCH"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

pAIMc cTlTr-woodward and Elizabeth
IhLMO-OihiL Last Complete Show IL AS
B. Crosby. Mary Martin. birth OF TIKI
Blues" with Brian Donlevy, Rochester
Johnny Downs. June Lang, "REDHEAD. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

T0WCR-i2sis Grand River HO. 1850 q
ioHIn Open p. NJ. Park Free. Abbott
Costello In "HOLD THAT GHOST" Plus
Randolph Scott and Gene Tierney In
"BELLE STARR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

CID Aimed. River-llth TY. 6-100S r
oIhhND Open 1:15. Ginger Rogers. Geo.
Murphy, tom, DICK AND HARRY"
kiss THE BOYS GOODBYE" Don
Ameche. Attend Our Special Owl Show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tuxedo. TO. s-7T9e q
IonLDV Doors Open 1:15 p. NJ
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello In "HOLD
THAT GHOST" Plus Gene Tierney and
Randolph Scott In ~BELLE STARR"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

PnVAI-7-sils and Meyers UN. s-l5ss
hUIhL Open 1890. Park Free. Late Show
$3.50. "DIvE BOMBER" in Tschnicolor.
Enrol Flynn. Fred MacMurray. wild
[GEERE CALLIN0.n ]. Bennett. II. Fonda.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

TIME-l3205 East Jefferson, at DrexeI
IiHiL Cont. HAS A. NJ. Selected Cartoons.
FROM KENTUCKY" Plus Nan Gray.
Donald Woods In "BLACK DOLL"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

CTANI EV-l51o7 West Warren Avenue
oihl'LLi Open 1915. John Garfield IN
"OUT or THE FOG" Plus
Tim Holt in "SIX-GUN GOLD"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

UPTOWN Mack Chalmers TU. a.oese 4
Randolph Scott. "BELLE STARR" Tech
nicolor. Abbott a Costello. "HOLD THAT
Cartoon. News. Midnight Show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

TTMFN NIIIlKF-0IIcHRhh ~ CHNs
IAhLp oVOhhL Open $3.50 A. NJ. Park
Free After 8. Robt. Preston KING OF
ALCATRAZ." Plus 'REG'LAR FELLERs,'
with Billy Lee. 4 Selected Cartoona saerial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

pApYcInC-E. Warren iekerson. lie. s700
nNhoiDL Open 1918. Cary Grant
in ..GUNGA DIN" Douglas Fairbanks Jr.
"OUT OF THE FOG" with John Garfield.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

llONhDiLLl Open 12:45. PARK Free.
John Wayne. Betty Field in "sHEPHERD
or THE HILLS" James Stewart and
Paulette Goddard in pot o. GOLD"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

Michigan. Nr. Livernois 4
OLNhiL "BALLYHoo" LAUGH STAGE
VODVIL, BAND. MILLION LAUGHS.
RECOMMENDED FOR ADULTS ONLY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-29

SHORES (NEW Cont. 1 p. N. PARK r Tr. =
Joan Biondell In TOPPER RETURNS"
Plus "BORDER LEGI0N,.- Roy-Rogers-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-10
Community Fund Approves
Merger Of Family Welfare,
ChiIdren's Service Groups

Ann Arbor, Mich, Jan. 10-Ann
Arbor Community Fund Thursday
approved the proposed merger of
the Family Welfare Bureau and
the Children's Service Bureau as
a new Fund agency. Before The
merger can be formally affiliated,
it must be ratified by two thirds
of the other fund agencies.
After ratification, the agency will
be located in quarters in Perry
School and Mrs. Dorothy Engle.
executive secretary OF the Family
Welfare Bureau, will become exc
cutive director. Gilbert Anderson.
present director OF the Children
Service Agency, will become a
youth worker.
Other members OF the new
agencys staff, all present members
OF the Family Welfare Bureau
staff, will be Mrs. Florence Pres
ton, senior case worker; Miss Jean
Hanson, junior case worker; DR..
Norman Westlund. part-time con-
sulting psychiatrist; and Miss Clala
Pfeiffle, Office secretary.
Part-time group leaders now on
the staff OF the Children's Service
Bureau will be transferred to
group-work agencies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-10
ArChduke Otto Predicts
British Will Win War

Ann Arbor. Mich. Jan. 10-Arch-
duke Otto. 2S-year old pretender TO
the Austro- Hungarian throne. said
here Wednesday night he was "ab-
solute.y convinced" that Britain
would win the European war.
The archduke arrived on the
University OF Michigan campus
Wednesday for a four-day visit with
his brother. Archduke Rudolf, and
will deliver a series of public ad-
dresses. He based his prediction
of a British victory on contentious
that:
1.-The invasion OF Great Britain
has been made virtually impossible
by strong defense preparations.
2-The British program and
ideals have been spreading over
Europe. enlisting considerable sup
port.
S-The Italian reverses at the
hands of the Greeks are arousinS
wave of distrust of the Axis pow
ers.
Archduke Otto shrugged away
questions on the possibilities Of
restoration OF The HapsbuIg
throne. but he said that the Aus
trian people ARE IS per cent anti
German. The independence of
Austria" he said. lis a certainty
with a British victory"
He predicted that defeat OF Ger
many would be accompanied by
the greatest national revolutions
the world has ever witnessed"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-10

Quoted by University students was
scheduled to start this afternoon
at 3 O'Clock with an address by
OF Commander f. 5. Pettyjohn, Of
the naval reserves. His topic will
be on conscgiption and other panel
members will be Prof. Emeritus
Edward c. Goddard. city draft
board member. Col. Henry Miller.
military authority and 1t. Com
mander Wells Field. of the Uni
yersity naval R. o. T. c.
This evening the parleys will be
on international affairs and speak
ers will be Prof Lawrence Preuss,
Prof. Arthur Smithies, Col. Miller,
Preston Slosson, Rev. H. L. Pick
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-10

ecution after he was acquitted of
cruelty to animal charges. The &C
tor charged Harris had allowed the
horse to be ridden when it had
"cinch sores"
Actor Don Ameche's father,
brother and brother-in-law were
accused today of 'wantonly and
maliciously" beating a horse trainer
over the head with a bottle last
Dec. 2 in a Tarzana cafe.
Ward Hickam, trainer Of show
horses. demanded $4,000 in a suit
charging Felix Ameche. father of
the actor; Louis Ameche, his broth
er, and George Ventura, his brother
inlaw, with assault.