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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

THE SCALES and tape are
not the only measures Of your
figure. Weight and proportions
may check perfect and still you
! may have r debutante SLOUGH,
dowager's hump. and too prom
inent dcrriere.
All these unsightly defects
can be charged to poor posture.
But since the fault lies with
weak or lazy muscles, the thing
10 do is TO find out which ones.
Like as not, protruding
stomach is caused by mucular
weakness in the chest or shout
ders or even at the small ofsthe
back.
A Shclf-like derriere is often
the complement To a pronounced
curve al the lower spine, rather
than the sign of excess hip
inches The trouble with sway
back may be weakness Of the
abdominal girdle.
Simple Tests
There are few simple tests
for determining which muscles
are 10 blame for this lack Of
alignment Here is a good one:
Lie fiat on the floor on the
back. Stretch the arms straight
up on floor overhead with upper
arms close against ears IIaAe
the legs straight down. -
Try 10 lie so fiat that the
arms. entire back and legs are
in contact with tho floor Now
ask some one 10 slip her hand
underneath the small Of the
back III this can be done,
there's your trouble.
II you cannot place your arms
against the floor. the difficulty
is with the chest and shoulders
and there is tension in the area
OF the chest.
Notice how FIAT your stomach
is when you are lying in that
POSITION II should be The
\ weight Of the chest. shoulders
and arms has been removed
from the abdominal muscles
Now for the real test: Soc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
LACQUER PREVENTS STAINS

Bronze tablets on granite or
marble may be prevented from
staining tho stone IN the process
Of weathcring by coating tho
metal surface with a clear lac
Ouor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Novel Drinks
In The Dairy
CookbookIe+

EVER HAVE unexpected com
pany7 Does your family some
times Fe.=f Il = < , .s=ii4fat cen
-nanalS2 Vel. how about a
creamy cup Of chocolate or
nourishing milk shake 10 make
a big HIT
Delicious variations of these
and other beverages 10 fit every
season and occasion. can he
found in the dairy cookhooklet
released this week by The De-
trolt Times.
In Variety
Serve them hot or cold
Add fruit, malt. or Swcetened
navoring However you make
them dairy drinks are tops m
refreshmcni and satisfaction
This j. the eighteenth cook
booklet in tho series Of 20 re-
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the rete OF ono each week Pre-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Muscular Weakness Causes
Many Posture Defects
BY IDA JEAN KAN

whether YOU cannot transfer
this relaxed lying position TO sit
ting, standing, working and
playing.
Your muscles should be strong
enough 10 hold your body in line
while you are performing every
day tasks. You can test the
strength Of your muscles by the
following lying-Standing test:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Measure Length

Lie fiat on your back on The
floor. feet upturned, and have
some one measure your length.
Then stand against A wall in
your natural posture. with heels
body and head touching the
wall, and measure your height.
The difference IN the two
measurements is the amount
you slump.
With strong resilient muscles
yoH won't have any slump or
even the suggestion Of an aging
fat pad al the nape Of your neck
and there is nothing so SHINING
10 the hipllne as good muscular
glrdling
Send today for tho leaflets
XII Posture Makes the Fig
urc.
KIP Strcamlinc Your Midsec-
ton
Send 3 cents 10 cover mailing
costs and address your request
10 Ida tran kan. f'1c Detroit
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La gaceta., 1941-02-20
.~CU1BREATH SoMETERA A
PRUEBA sU
EN- CUANTO A LAS Ia
BERNAS

Ell sheriff Culbreath indic6
hoy que sometera a prueba su
autoridad en- cuanto a las ia
bernas del distrito urbano don
der ecientemente hizo algunos
arrestos.
Perseguira Ell los casos, an
tie los tribunales, no bajo las
leyes de salubridad del conda
do, sine bajo las leyes de la
Eomisi6n de Hoteles.
R~equieren las leyes de la CO.
mission de hoteles un certificate
de buena salud de las personas
empleadas en- lugares sometidos
a su Jurisdiction.
Lewis Hill. eel abogado del
sheriff, lie inform6 que bajo la
Icy de salubridad el no posee au-
toridad para hacer ~arrestos dem
tro de la ciudad. Por ell sheriff
han sido detenidos, por career
de certificates de buena salud,
mas de so mujeres y hombres,
empleados de tabernas.
La ley de la ciudad, seg1n Mr..
Hill, no puede ser hecha cum
plir por los diputados Ell sheriff.
Algunas de las personals dete-
midas por ell sheriff solo tenfan
tarjetas temporales de buena sa-
iud.
La gaceta., 1941-02-20
TONIC POSESICjN Ell NUE.
VO COMISA RIO DE De-
FENSA

MoscG, Feb. 20.-El gene
raj G.. X. ZhukDff, que tome
parte principal EN- los comba.
ties de Mongolia, en- 1888, AGA.
ba de tomar possession del pues
to de vicecomisario de Defen-
sa. Fue jefe de los tanques
que contra los japoneses ope-
raron y venia ejerciendo ell
mando en- Kiev. Al mismo
tempo Zhukoff sera jefe de
Estado Mayor.
Su predecessor como jefe de
Estado Mayor, ell general K.
A. Merestzkoff, continuara en-
ell puesto de vicecomisario y
pas6 a ser jefe del ~servicio de
entrenamiento para ell com.
bate.
La gaceta., 1941-02-20
LILLIAN ROTH ACUSA
SU MARIDO

Los Angeles, Feb. 20.-Lil.
liam Roth, la actriz, desde la
CANA de un hospital hizo lla-
mar a la policia y acus6 a Eu-
gene Weiner, su marido, del
cual Sc halla separada, de ha-
Lells plgado con un telefonO,
haberse apropiado de dinero
de ella y tambi6n de su auto
m6vil. En- ell hospital la asis-
tieron de heridas y contusio-
mes, Rineron los dos sobre la
custodia de su hijo, un nino de
nueve amos,
La gaceta., 1941-02-20
ELL CONCEAL ALBERTO.
(Viene de Ia Ia. pdg.)

bres; 81 haber contribuido gran
demente a que Sc implantara en-
Tampa ell sistema de "food
stamp" y en- general haber COO
perado a resolver muchos pro-
blemas economics y sociales en-
la ciulad de Tampa y particular
mente en- mi distrito.
iEl b~eneficio obtenido puede a.
preciarse considerablemente en-
las magnificas residencias que
Sc han construido en- mi barria-
da particularmente al norte al
norte de la avenida Columbus
Drive; a los demarcadores DIE
cuya subdivision ayude en- TODD
10 que pude para que lograrn el
objeto que Sc proponian.
Pero volviendo de nuevo al
centric de recreo y parque de Los
Glen que me comprometi con los
residences de esa secci6n a que
Sc edificara, les digo que no ce-
sare en- mi esfuerzo hasta lograr
que Sc construya, hacienda para
obtenerlo cue Sc fife una can't
dad en- ell presupuesto pr6ximo
del Ayuntamiento para que la
ciudad sea la que execute este
particular trabajo.
Sinceramente suyo,
Albert D'ArpG.
La gaceta., 1941-02-20
ALEMANIA HA PERDIDO
MAS DE 5000 A~EROPLANOS

Londres, Feb. 20.-Sin con.
tar los aviones derribados por
la escuadra y la marina mer-
rcante, la aviaci6n inglesa ha
derribado sobre Inglaterra y
otros paises 3,1O1 aparatos
nazis, con una perdida para ell
enemigo de 1000 photos y a.
yudantes. Inglaterra ha perdi-
do 851 aparatos, pero Sc sal
varon 427 photos.
En- las primeras semanas de
1941 Sc redujo de manera con
siderable la actividad de la a.
viRci6n nazi; pero va los ale
names llevan perdidos Sc a.
p~aratos, contra solo cuatro los
ingleses.
La gaceta., 1941-02-20
LIE RECLAMA $4,000 AL CON
SUI A1EMAN EN- SAN
FRANCISCO

San Francisco, Feb. 90
La Sra Alice Crockett, una a.
tractiva triguena, reclama
$1,000, en- I'm pleito presenta-
do en- la Corte Superior, al ca
pitan Fritz Wiedeman, consul
de los nazis en- esta ciudad. En-
su escrito la mujer afirma que
eel hombre lie debe ell dinero
por haber ella investigate ell
verdadero estado del consul
en- ell concepto de Adolfo Hit
Ter. AL mismo tempo lie des-
cribe como jefe del espionaje
aleman en- la America.
La Sra. Crockett, una natl
va de Suiza, fue actriz cinema
tografica en- una OCCASION, ba-
joel nombre de Alice Gulden.
Wiedeman la comision6, con
motive de una vista que hlz
a Alemania, para que lie ave-
riguara 81 todavia cOntinuaba
siendo I'm favorito del Fueh-
rer.
Ell abogado Otto A. Hoeck-
,er Sc persona a nombre del
consul y dijo que hablarfa por
el. Rechaza los cargos hechos.
La gaceta., 1941-02-20
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR
JONAS

Como resultado de IN arnen-
to en- las importacicnes duranra
1910, Sc ha asegurado para este
pals un surtido de joyas. por
un aho, con destino a PROPOSE
tos de la defensa nacional. Las
Joyas, a causa de su dureza. son
muy usadas en- los Instruments
de la aviaci6n, aparatos de con-
troll de i~ncendios, relojes, cron6-
metros y otros aparatos de pre-
clsi6n. Durante los primeros me
ses de 1910 los Estados Unidos
lnlportaron mas de 8O!O0O.OO0
millones de eSas piedras necesa-
rlas, con ur valor de 81, 800, 900.
Cast todas v%inieron de Suiza-
a resar de las restricciones i'm
pusstas a Suiza por ell gobierno
aleman.
Las joyas industriales inclu-
yen tales piedras familiares CO.
mo diamantes, rubies. Y la la
mazda familia ''corundum", los
mas duros minerales que Sc CO.
nccen, con la exception del dia-
mantle. Entire los "corundums"
usados en- la industrial &c que
ira, ademas de les rubies, figu-
ran zafiros, amatistas V esmeral
das. Porque son menos costosos
las piedras naturales Y faci-
les de fabricar, los "corundums"
sinteticos son los mas usados ac-
tualmente. Las joyas ~sint6ticas
Sc hacen por ell derretimiento en-
una llama de alumina oxido-hi-
drogeno, contepiendo I'm traza
de oxide especial para dar color.
Este produce ell 6xido de alu-
mimic, que eS la materia princi-
pal en- las piedras "corundum",
en- su estado natural, Ash que
son genuinas, aunque no natu-
rales,
Las joyas "corundum" como
Sc usan en- la industrial vienen
principalmente de Siam, Caylon
Y la India, pero sustanciales re-
serwas pueden ser extraidas en-
y Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1941-02-20

UN INF9RME DE LA CONF
SION DE PROPAGANDA Y
AsUNIcS PCLITICOS DE
CUBA

El Sr. Cesar Rivero, canciller
del Cinsul&do de Cuba, nos en-
via un boletin de la oficina de
Propaganda y Al-lntos Politi-
cos de Cuba, que actualmente di-
rige Ell coronel Jaime Marine.
Sc relaciona con los SUCCESS
que produjeron la destituci6n
da mando, por e, presiIente Ba-
tista, de los coroneles Padraza,
Gonzalez y otros jefes del ejer-
cito y de la policia.
No podemos publicarlo por SUI
mucha extension y porque Sc ira
ia, considerando los dias trans
curridos, de 10 que en- lenguaje
periodfstico Sc llama un "fiam-
bre".
Marine dice en- Ell Boletin:
La conducta del honorable Sc
nor Presidente que, pasando por
sobre s%entimientoS de afectps V
amistad que han herido prOfun-
damente, en- este trance, su CO.
raz6n, no ha vacilado en- actuar
de modo que quedayen bien pa
tentes Y asegurados el prestigio,
el decoro, ell fuero y la autori-
lad del poder civil, que 81 repre-
senta tan dignamente, ha robus-
tecido la estabilidad de las insti-
tuciones democraticasy ha Sc
nalade la pauta de rigor que en-
la exigencia de una homestead
inequivoca va a hacer efectiva
ell Executive Nacional. La elem
plaridad de su actitud, robuste-
ciendo aun mas la autoridad que
tenia bien canada, es la garan-
tia que en- este smomentos justi-
flea el alborozado i1bilo con que
ell pueblo de Cuba vitorea y en-
Salza a Su Presidente".
La gaceta., 1941-02-20

Una me2cla de cemento que
incluye jab6n y resina Sc viene
probando en- Michigan para la
construction de carreteras. Los
caminos de concrete bajo Ell Pc
sado e intense transito mues-
tran una tendencia a agrietarse
o crear "eScamas' en- la super
ficie despues de que ciertos pro-
ductos qufmicos sc usan para de
rretir ell hielo del invierno. Ell
jab6n y la resina, en- mezcla,
La gaceta., 1941-02-20
DE UNA CASA
DE

Madrid, Feb. 20,-Anoche
Sc derrumb6 una casa de apar
tamentos que habia sido clau-
surada como insegura. Gator
'ce cuerpos fueron extraidos
de entire las ruinas. Residian
ALI, a pesar de la orden de
clausura. muchas familias po-
breS.
La gaceta., 1941-02-20
NaevoS UsOs

Ell usO de materiales que Sc EN-
plean en- Ell hogar para PROPOSE
tos i~ndustriales dio un paso de a.
vance hace pocos ddas cuando
barriles de bananas maduras Sc
usarOn para engrasar ell anda-
miaje en- ell acto de echar al a.
qua un vapor. Los lubricantes
usuales para los lanzamientos
de barcos son la grasa de las
reses o los carneros o iab6n sua-
We.
La gaceta., 1941-02-20
DEFUNCIONES

Ell nino Pablo Sanchez, hijc
de los esposos Pablo Sanchez,
del 9O5 avenida' &c, fallecio aver.
Ademas de sus padres lie sobre-
un hermano, Jose, y sus a.
bueloS, eSposos Jose A. lamar
go,
La gaceta., 1941-02-20

Amanda Guerra, Is, e Ida Ar
disana, %; Henry Cary Bulloch
"a, v Dorothy Elizabeth O'Brien
rs; Robert Hobbs, 80, y Marga-
ret Diaz, % Edward W. Coates,
jr. 80, y Margaret Hartke, %.
La gaceta., 1941-02-20
Albert D'Arpd.

Sc DESEA una muchacha la
tina para hacer y servir sand
wiches. DirUase a V. Lopez,
Stand Coney Island, Septima
avenida entire las GALES IA y Is.
Horas de entrevista: 9 a. m. a
2 P. M.
La gaceta., 1941-02-20
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para la tarde de
hoy. Vientos moderados del
este. Maxima aver, II grades;
minima, "a.
Posibilidad de lluvia para
la noche de hoy.
La gaceta., 1941-02-20
DIvORCIOS

Decretos; ROsalyn Gates con-
ira Willard B. Gates.
Demands: Jessie E. Sealey
contra w. B. Sealey.
La gaceta., 1941-02-20

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Sofa.
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1941-02-20
creesa cfrecen un efecto quini-
co y IN %ant1ioto fis!co.

En- les ditr..cs rurales los
chassis" o armazones de los au
-cm6viles y los vi,jos bastidores
de las camas son a menudo usa-
dos para ~construir represas de
concrete. Su dureza y resisten-
cia los convierte en- refuerzos
mug fuertes POGO costosos.
La gaceta., 1941-02-20

Aprender y progresar es la
divisa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19

Knox, members said. may retuss
TO divulge publicly the far-fung
activities Of the navy in carrying
out Mr.. RooSeVelt's order 10 rid
the seas of menaces 10 friendly
commerce. il was emphasized that
he will be asked 10 lay before the
public as complete story AS pos
sible, consistent with necessities or
military secrecy.
With belief growing that the
President will ask that the Neu-
trality Act be wiped off the books,
thus permitting both arming OF,
merchant ships and carrying on
lend-lease arms to Britain in
American-hag ships, one Republic
can leader predicted that repeal
could he accomplished in the
Senate by November ID by a two
10 one vote.
Meantime, Senator George Cd
Of Georgia, until recently chair
man of the foreign relations COM
mittee, declared that convoy Of
ships into combat zones around
the British Isles would be illegal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
i. s. SeeksCrews
For Ships Seized
After AFL Strike

NEW YORK. Sept. 10. The
United States Maritime Commis-
sion today began recruiting crews
10 operate the three American-nag
freighters which were seized by
the government Yesterday in a
move 70 break The wcck-old strike
Of the AFL.S Scafarers 'Interna-
uonal Union.
The seizure. unprecedented IN
maritime annals followed cNpira-
tion Of the dcadli0c which INC
commission had set for ship own
erS and tho union 10 adjust their
war honuS dispute. The action
was taken w tho face If a union
threat 70 call a general strike m
ell East Coast ports
The tshFe o seized Vessels the
AlCos Trader the Aleoa Scout and
the AlCoa Banner All owned 10y
The a lun1 mum Company of
America. were taken over by The
government al thciy picrS in Wee
hawken y ! whore they had been
tied UP since the strike call last
Saturday.
Eleven other Strikebound vessels
IN New York Mobile. and New Or
leans may ne roquiSitioned later
TO-DAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Citizens League
ldudS Ferguson

The "arduous. Sacrihcial and
effective services" rendered De-
troit 10y Judge Homer Fcrgu son
in his conduct Of the grand jury
probing vice and graft IN Wayne
County was praised to-day by the
executive board Of the Detroit
Citizens League.
Judge Ferguson was commended
for his exercise of wisdom, use
Of legal knowledge and training
and answering devotion 10 the
direct course Of unbiased. fearless
attack on known public evils.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Huge Tax bill Law
President Carries Bill to Hyde Park to Sign Measure
Carrying Record Levy
BY GEORGE DURNO
IntI News Service stan Correspondent

an estimated 100000 a lay In
special taxes which 60 into effect
Immediately. it. was expected MIR
Roosevelt would sign the bill
without delay
Overnight. the President and
his aides. while on route To Hyde
Park. had no confirmation Of A
London Express dispatch that the
United States Navy had accounted
for an AXIS raider.
Yesterday. the President called
on Congress for six billion dollars
more SIS, 9S5 600 900 TO he exact
10 rush further aid 10 Great Brit
ain and her allies in the way OF
planes, ships. tanks, guns, ANNA,
milton and food. Most Of the frs
seven billions, he reported already
has been allocated.
Gen. Hugh :. JOhnSO
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
State Gets $4,000
OF Moore Estate

The State Of Michigan's inherit
ance tax share Of the estate of the
late Miss Anna a. Moore. today
was set at SllO.324 by Clifford
Carey inheritance tax clerk for
Probate Court.
Miss Moore who died September
%, 1910, inherited a fortune now
estimated al over a million dollars
from her father large real
estate operator In her will Miss
Moore left $4,000 10 her maid.
Miss Rose Collins. NJ 1923 Oak
land avenue. and another bequcSt
TO her chauffeur Leroy Thompson,
of 1858 Beaubicn street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19

HYDE PARK. y. Y. Sept. l9.-
The etching of President RooSe-
velt's bold signature sometime to-
day was expected 10 impose an
all-time high tax levy on the
American public levy which
will hit many thousands next
March who never before paid q
direct tax. The federal treasury
anticipates a total 1910 collection
of $3,553, 100000.
The President returned 10 his
Hyde Park home on the Hudson
primarily 10 spend weekend
attending 10 the multitudinouS
duties incident 10 settlement OF
his mothers estate
With him. the President brought
the new tax bill, which Congress
finally engroSSed and sent 10 the
White House late yesterday
shortly before his special train
left Washington for Hyde Park.
Because the treasury will lose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Postal EmpIoye Held
In Theft Of S7,154

A postal employe, John T. Earn
hardt Jr u, of ST. Clair Shores.
today was indicted by a federal
grand jury on charges he en-
.beIzled S7151 from the ST Clair
Shores postal branch while em-
ploycd there He faces a maximum
penalty of 80 years and $4,000
fine
Arrested in Seattle Wash. Earn
hardi has pleaded guilty before
United States Commissioner J
Stanley IIurd on the warrant
which charged him with embclzie-
mont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Navy S Activities
Will Be Aired
In Senate Inquiry
BY WILLIAM 8. NEAL
Intl New, service stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Sept. ia
thorough inquiry into American
naval activities was planned today
by the Senate naval affairs COM
mittee as highly placed senate
Republicans said a preliminary
poll showed that President Roose-
welt would win repeal of the Neu.
trality Act.
The Senate committee inquiry
scheduled for next week, was
originally designed 10 act on reso.
buttons for investigation Of the
announced submarine attack or
the United States destroyer Greer
but members disclosed that it viii
be broadened
While Secretary Of the Navy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Britain May Get Italian Ship

WASHINGTON. Sept. ~.
ms Tho maritime commission
TODAY said b is considering a pro-
pnSal 10 turn over 10 Great Britain
Inc former Italian ship Leme. in
port ar Portland. Ore II the ship
Is given Go the British u Will he
the first ANis-SeiIed vessel 10 he
gwen 10 another nation by the
tinted States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
MEETS BANNERS

NorCsu'hau met ~ noon viii
Detroit bankers a. the Dctrou
Club 20 prod them into bettcy'nc
their sale NJ TAX anticipation bonds
SALES 10 corporations have
heen satisfactory" no. added
hut the plan 10 sell bonds 10
be used 10 pas future income
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
CALLS 1T \ GIFT
Sterritt Ave. 10 Close
For Columbus Day

Common Council today granted
the Christopher Columbus Post Of
the American Legion permission
10 close Sterritt avenue between
Hurlbut and BewiCk avenues on
Columbus Day, October II, To
stage a patriotic celebration.
pt,uprtcu.ksvS,r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19

taNes has faIIen down here.
want TO know why"
Morganthau arrived in a coast
guard airplane last night with
Harold Graves. assistant 10 the
secretary, who is in charge Of the
defense bond program They will
leave this evening after confer
enceS with Go and AL officials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19

Gen Hugh =. Johnson.
Americas Fighting Thinker.
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
DETRoITERS' WORRY

IIe said ono thing no learned or
his cNpiorai ions was that Detroit
erS AFRO worried over poSSihl,
unemployment during tho change
oVor from consumer manufacture
ing 10 war work
~ was both pleased and sur
priSed Ia learn that they do not
question the necessity for the
change-OVer. he continued But
they are needleSSly worried.
some one in the OPN should
explain 10 the people Of Detroit
that only a small percentage Of
the defense money has been
should he assured that the
reduction in automobile produc-
tion will not mean unemploy-
ment -
lie said that 80 manufacturer
have SGT up machinery for deduct
ing volunteer defense Investment
from workers pay and that lSho,
hopes 10 enlist 500 firms In Mich
can.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
BASIS OF DEFENSE
QUOTES EWALD

Dlngeman said
"In conversation with Fwald
prior 10 Sept. -, 1910. Ewsld
had said: You know there are
men In Chicago who are giving
away a LOT Of money. What's
your understanding Of IL" I said
every man who voted for con-
crete was 10 get $1,000
Did he ask YOU II you were
ln?" Bowling asked.
"NO."
did he tell you his under
standing"
He answered: That's the
way I understand 1t, too, Z"
Dingeman replied.
CONCRETE SUPPORTERS
In addition 10 Ewald and Dinge-
man and Hamilton. those who
voted for concrete construction IN
the SS,300000 project AS opposed
tot steel construction, we're: Henry
s. Sweeny and James H. Garlick
However Dingeman testified
Yesterday that Ewald had told
him he didn't think Swecny and
Garlck' got any money
| n d er CroSS-eNamlnation by
Barnard on this conversation with
Ewald. Dingcman was asked:
Didn't Ewald say there were
men I'm Chicago who should he
driven out of town for their ac-
lions"
The Lipman and Smith COM
panicS, which finally obtained the
housing contract. were located in
Chicago, Seymour Smith and
William Lipman. company Off
cialS. have been indicted on brib-
cry conspiracy charges.
II don't recall any such
statement" Dlngeman replied
10 Barnard
Bowling then asked
You already had yours,
didn't YOU"
CALLS 1T 4 GIFT
II got gift from friend.
/ Mr. Gottron John r. Gottron,
alleged payoH man IN The Dinge-
man hribe). I don't know
whether Ewald got his" Dinge-
man testified THE CONVEX
Stations with him were all In
joking manner. But it's no joke
IN mo "