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Evening star., 1941-10-27
Parties
Given in
Capital
Embrys Entertain
For Guests From
Philadelphia

Numerous informal parties kept
most OF Washington society on the
60 yesterday, and word comes OF
more such affairs during the coming
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barton Stone Embry
gave a cocktail party honoring Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Browder OF Phila-
delphia, the Embrys' house guests
for a week The Browders will be
entertained at several other parties
during their stay here.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilbur's
place. Chatterbox. in Warrenton,
was the scene Of the luncheon given
today by Mrs. Wilbur's mother. Mrs.
Marie Tyler Mccormick. to honor
Mrs. Browder.
Mrs. Tomas Cajigas also gave a
luncheon today in her new home,
La Casita. to honor Mrs. A. Passa-
lacqua About so guests gathered
to honor the wife Of Dr. Passalacqua
of Puerto Rico. who is spending a
month visiting her sister, Miss
Bessie Christian. Mrs. Passalacqua
plans to return to Ponce de Leon by
plane the end of This week.
Lady Patricia Latham was the
honor guest at a dinner given by
Mr.. James Parks last night. Other
guests were Baron and Baroness
Stackelberg, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Watson. Miss Diana Rowland and
Mr.. and Mrs. Igor Cassini.
Miss Rowland entertained at
cocktails before the dinner. A num-
Der OF guests called At her MasSa- :
chusetts avenue home to greet Lady
Patricia before the supper party,
which was held at the 1925 F Street
Club.
Other cocktail hosts yesterday in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Cafrltz
who entertained after the football
game, and DR.. and Mrs. Henry Beall
Gwynne, who had few friends in
informally. and Miss Caroline
George, whose party Was held in
her Greenwood apartment.
Several parties are scheduled for
the early part of this week, and
among the hosts will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Farley Smith, who are to give
a cocktail party Wednesday after
noon in their Wardman Park apart
ment. The party will be from 5 to
7 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Nebraska State
Society to Hold
Halloween Party

The Nebraska State Societys an
nual Halloween party will take place
Friday evening at the Shoreham
Hotel. The Dance Committee has
arranged two complete floor shows
and door prizes of two Army-Notre
Dame football tickets.
The Dance and Reception Com
mittee is composed of Mrs. Dorothy
Larson, Mr.. c. Gordon Brooks Mrs.
Donald Pollsck. Mr.. Harold w. Cas-
ter, Miss June Schneider. Mrs. Ray
w. Nedrow. Miss Eleanor Dittrick
and Mr.. Charles G. Graves. Mr..
Howard Blanchard is president and
Mr.. Larry W. Mattson. vice pres
ident. Dress is optional.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Guests
Coming Here for
Boxer Club Match

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold B. Palmedo
OF New Milford. Conn, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard c., Kettles OF Long
Island will be the house guests next
week end OF Mr.. and Mrs. Keith
Merrill, who will be hosts on Sum
day to the Potomac Boxer Cluos
second annual Sanction Match.
Guests OF Mrs. Jouett Shouse for
the match who will remain over
the week end are Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Cousins OF New York. Miss
Elizabeth Lennon of Middleburg,
Va, will have as her guest, Mrs.
Miriam HoStetter Breed.
Active participants in the prep
arations for the match are Mr..
and Mrs. Shouse, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Del Mar. Mr.. and Mrs.
Merrill. Mr.. and Mrs. John Groves,
Mrs. Richard G. Casey, Miss Eliza
beth Lennon, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam E. Kingsweli, and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. G.. Barton.
The match will be held on the
lawn of the Merrill residence, 2535
Belmont road, at ! o'clock.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Miss Anne Moore
Will Be Married
| To DR.. Ross

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Griffith
Ross are in New York for the
wedding of their son, DR.. John
Bruce Ross. to Miss Anne Moore,
daughter of Judge and Mrs. Ben
jamin w. Moore of Yonkers. They
we're accompanied by Mrs. Estelle
Griffin Welsh and Miss Mary Estelle
Welsh. Father Edwin A. Quain.
S. j., of1ciated at 10 o'clock, at the
Church of the Sacred Heart of
Yonkers. Mrs. William J. Curtis of
Riverdale, N. Y, sister Of Miss
Moore, was her only attendant. Mr..
William S. Abel of Washington was
best man. The guests were limited
to a small family group. Judge and
Mrs. Moore gave a small breakfast
at their home.
Evening star., 1941-10-27

MRS. CHARLES J. VAN
STREADER, JR.
Formerly Miss Margaret F.
Giles, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry C. Giles, her mar
riaoe took place recently. Mr..
and Mrs. Van Streader are
making their home in Aler-
andria, Va. Brooks Studio.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Christine Alton
Engaged to Wed

The engagement of Miss Christine
M. Alton to Mr.. Chester w. Gard
ner, son OF the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank H. Gardner OF Arlington, Va,
was announced recently by her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford
Knapp of Arlington. The wedding
will take place early in November.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Maine Society
To Hold Dance

The Maine State Society will hold
Halloween costume party and
dance at the Washington Club
Thursday evening The committee
is headed by Mrs. Hazel Nc
Donald Dancing begins at $50
For those who DO not wish TO dance
there will be bineo, fortune telling
and other games. Costumes are
optional.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Visits in Boston

Miss Rosemary Walsh has gone TO
Boston to visit Miss Josephine B.
Mahonev.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Council Arranges
Halloween Dance

The annual Halloween dance Of
the Montgomery County Public
Health Lay Council will be held
wednesday night At the Indian
Spring Country Club. The harvest
theme will be the keynote OF the
party.
Prizes grown on farms OF the
county will be awarded to winners
in the costume classes and the
lounge of the club will be trans
formed into a colorful harvest scene.
Dancing is scheduled from 10 to /
o'clock.
Included in the list Of patrons
are Gen. and Mrs. c. D. Heron. DR..
and Mrs. V. L. Ellicott, Or. and
Mrs. c. w. Mitchell, Mrs. Luke 1.
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Bowles,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic P. Lee, Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Warner, jr.; Mrs.
Ernest L. Bullard, DR.. Read N.
Calvert, Mrs. James A. Watson. sr.::
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Butler. Miss Ruth
Bolton, the staff Of the Welfare
Board and Miss Elizabeth Hanson
and associates OF the Public Health
Nursing Service.
Col. Norris Here
1t. Col. L. Z. Norris Is At the
Martinique
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Miss Marjorie Souby
Back From New YOrk

Miss Marjorie Soubv will return
to her home here today after
spending the week end in New
York as the guest OF Miss Cecily
Elmes. Miss Elmes will make
her debut in New York during the
Christmas holidays. She has Wis
tied Miss Souby often at the
latters home here.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Miss Connell
Bride Today

Mr.. and Mrs. Armistead Davis
Connell Of Victoria, Va, announce
the marriage Of their daughter, Miss
Ophelia Davis Connell, to Mr.. Wal
ton Hoyt. The wedding took place
at 1890 o'clock this morning in the
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church,
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Illnesses Return Home

Mr and Mrs. N C. Hines have
returned to their home in Arlington
from Lvnchbure. Va. where Mr..
Hines, who is president of the Real
Estate Board of Arlingtons Fairfax
and Alexandria. addressed the State
convention of the real estate boards
OF Virginia last Friday.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Vice President Wallace
Going to New York for
Political Science Meeting
Czecho.Slovakian Prime Minister
And Luxembourg Envoy Also
In Metropolis on Business

President MI Henry A. Wallace will 60 to New YORK
dinner the Academy Of Political Science
which is its The Vice
chairman Of the Supply Prioes and ALLEGATION Board
will Organization for Vic
expected return Thursday
Capital circles who New York this week
Calais former
Conference which
delegates from
government.
Calais will Prncesses Elizabeth
Central Palace where
the American and foreign
Women and Industries In
Czech Minister
o Conference.
also in New
his
Minister London
Republic
visiting Mile
homeland prob
Evening star., 1941-10-27
YueOslavic Dance

The Yugoslavic American Asso-
citation of Washington is sponsoring
its annual formal dance Saturday
November Is, at the Willard Hotel
This year the proceeds will be
turned over to the American Red
Gross for Yugoslav war relief.
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Motoring to Coast

Mrs. William Burleish. jr., daueh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Peters
Of Cleveland Park, is motoring with
her mother to the West Coast. Mrs.
Burleigh will sail for Honolulu to
Join her husband who is flying
there. They plan to spend A month
in HaWaii
Evening star., 1941-10-27
Col. and Mrs. Hyde
Lease Home Here

Col. and Mrs. Donald r. Hyde OF
Cold Spring, N. Y, have leased
house at 3042 Cambridge place,
GEORGETOWN Col. Hyde is on duty
At the War Department..
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-12-18
Maryland Is Termed
A Vulnerable Spot

Governor O'Conor told those at
tending the statewide defense meet
ing at Annapolis Sunday he had been
advised by the War department that
Maryland was in a "most Vulnerable
spot"
He informed local defense directors
and chief air raid wardens their as
sistance was "sorely needed" in the
effort to prepare the Free State for
any eventuality
The meeting was attended by
Lawrence NJ. Fraley and Earl Guard,
civilian defense directors for this
county. j. Owens and Quincy Muir
ply, air raid wardens.
At the meeting army officers from
Edgewood arsenal gave an actual
demonstration of the effect of incen-
diary bombs, which they ignited in
tests. Lieut.. Col. Henry S. Barrett
director of air raid precautions serv-
ice, said no state in the union was
better organized than Maryland an
claimed some of the blackouts had
been among the best in the nation.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-12-18
DEER KILL IN GARRETT
COUNTY PLACED AT l39
Assistant Game Warden Reports
270 Bucks Killed in Entire
State This Season

Hunters bagged a total Of 1879 deer
in Garrett county during the 1871 sea
son, December 1 to inclusive, ac-
cording to Richard T. Norris, Balti-
more, assistant game warden.
His report for the state showed
that 27O deer were bagged, more than
half of them in this county. The
statewide report for 1910 was 375.
"Balmy weather, heavy fog in this
county in the opening days and the
lack of snow for tracking kept down
the kill" Norris said Last year 289
bucks were killed in Garrett county
alone, and III in 1889.
The three largest deer, 300 pounds
each, were all taken in Cecil county
The largest buck killed in Garrett
county was a 260-pounder, shot by
Lester burst, of Cumberland There
were At shot in Allegany county, one
less than in 1910.
Names of successful deer hunters in
this county whose names were
omitted last week because of lack of
space, include;
A. Edmund Blaney, Baltimore, O.
pit. $50 pounds, Shaggy Mt.
Harvey F. Article, Selbysport, SPIT,
$50 pounds, on his own farm.
Harvey burst, GrantsviIIe, SPIT,
225 pounds, Negro Mt.
J. A. Oden, GIenbulnie, opt, 210
pounds, Piney Mt
Paul Hendrickson, Cumberland, O.
pit, 2O5 pounds, Swallow Falls.
Stuart Hamill, Oakland, Opt, 100
pounds, Harrington.
A. B. Smith, Boonsboro, SPIT, IT'S
pounds, Marsh Hill.
Edward Sollars, Jr., Kempton,
Apt, $50 pounds, Swallow Falls.
Blake Gore, Reistertown, SPIT, 140
pounds, Negro Mt.
Charles E. Long, Smithburg, Opt,
140 pounds, Negro Mt.
Dale Harvey, Sykesville, SPIT, 1870
pounds, Shaggy Mt.
A. c. Brenneman, Oakland, SPIT,
$50 pounds, Piney Mt.
Ode Savage, FriendsvilIe, SPIT,
ITO pounds, Bear Greek.
Harold S Carpenter, Frostburg, g.
pit, 100 pounds, Marsh Hill.
Alva Wilt, Jennings. SPIT. $50
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-12-18
John W. Hansel. Vale Summit, 6

John w. Hansel, Vale Summit, g.
pit, 1876 pounds, Swallow Falls.
John Biggs, Cumberland, SPIT, 100
pounds, Meadow Mt.
Stanley Alexander, Breathedsville,
opt, 140 pounds, Meadow Mt.
Joseph W. Heitzel, Cumberland, s.
pit, IT'S pounds, Negro Mt.
Oliver Paugh, Swanton, Apt, $50
pounds, Backbone Mt.
Richard LaRue Westernport, 3-pt.,
1870 pounds, Backbone Mt.
Samuel Firita, Mt Savage, Opt,
$50 pounds, Swallow Falls.
Elmer Bittinger, Grantsville, Apt,
175 pounds, Negro Mt.
Roy Williams, Grantsville, SPIT,
200 pounds, Negro Mt.
Marshall Porter, Eckhart, 14-pt.,
1870 pounds, Negro Mt.
Edward C. Capel, Frostburg, SPIT,
100 pounds, Blooming Rose.
Henry G. Beeman, Grantsville, s.
pit, 200 pounds, Negro Mt.
Eli Rice, Thurman, SPIT, $50
pounds, Negro Mt.
Mahlon Hertzel, Swanton, SPIT, ITO
pounds, Negro Mt.
Roger W. Bond, McHenry, 1O-pt.
Piney Mt
E. W. Thomas, Jr, Belair, opt.
Piney Mt.
Harold Vester, Salisbury, SPIT.
Swallow Falls.
Harlan Beckman, Swanton, opt,
North Glade
Howard O'Brien, Swanton, 1O-pt.,
Meadow Mt.
Luther Rowe, Union Bridge, SPIT,
Swallow Falls.
John Brant, Swanton, Opt,
Meadow Mt.
Lloyd Bowser, Swanton, Apt,
Marsh Hill
]. W. Green, Swanton, SPIT,
Meadow Mt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-12-18
Married Men May Enlist

Voluntary enlistments are now be-
ing made in the Army of the United
States. Enlistments are for the dura-
ton Of the war and for six (6) months
thereafter. Married men whose de
pendents have sufficient means of sup
port and who sign a statement to
that effect may now voluntarily en-
list.
1t was also announced that civili-
ans who have received their army
physical examinations preliminary to
induction under the Selective Service
Act, may be enlisted in the Army of
the United States on the condition
that the applicants Selective Ser
vice Board is notified by the recruit
ing service without delay immediate
ly after enlistment.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-12-18

Charles J. Hoffman, Baltimore, g.
pit, Shaggy Mt.
Vince Jacobs, Homecoming, Apt, $50
pounds, Elk Lick.
Edward Baker, Frostburg, 1O-pt.,
200 pounds, Piney Run.
Irwin Knieriem, Frostburg, 1O-pt.,
200 pounds, Roman Nose Mt.
Arden Skipper, Oakland, SPIT, 200
pounds, Yough River.
Boyd Steyer, Deer Park, 7-pt., ITS
pounds, Deer Park.
Charles Lewis, Oakland, SPIT, 200
pounds, Swallow Falls.
Hartman Rolf, Oakland, opt, 1876
pounds, farm near Oakland.
George Dewitt, Sang Run, 1O-pt.,
1870 pounds, Sang Run.
E. J. T. Jones, Ellicott City, SPIT,
100 pounds, Bear Creek
Dolph E. O'Brien, 7-pt., Meadow
Mountain.
Charles Armentrout, Baltimore, G.
point, Marsh Hill.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-12-18

Two cans of food were used for ad-
mission to dance at the University
of Maryland, but sardines and canned
beans were barred. Proceeds were for
a Christmas relief fund.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-12-18
National Defense Workers
Wanted!

The Oakland Office of the Maryland State Employ
Service located the second floor of the McInre
Building is recruiting labor for National Defense Indus
tries. For further information visit the office.
Office hours are $3.50 a. m. to 100 M daily and 80
a. m. to II noon on Saturday.
The office will be open tonight December 1877, from
700 p M to 200 p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-12-18
MINCE PIES

An old-time special that's
a must for festive tables.
Real Old-fashiOned mince-
meat baked to a turn in a
crast SOC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Poker Loot
Bandits Break Up Game,
Get $4,000

The luck OF John O'Hara. %. OF
1864 Avery avenue. who had ac-
cumulated $40 in a brisk poker
game. ran out on him early today
and he lost the winnings 10 two
bandits who broke up the game.
OHara was playing with nine
other men in me home OF Tony
DachornowSki, %. of 1910 juno
ton avenue when two masked
bandits entered the room Each
fired a shot into the floor as a
warning and started 10 rake the
money from the table
OHara had $500 in one roll and
$40 in another. Re jumped up and
dived headlong through a closed
window. but when he did so the
$500 roll fell out Of his pocket
and was picked up by one of the
bandits. A shot was fired al
O'Hara but missed him.
A total of approximately $4,000
was taken from the players. and
police took Dachornowski 10 head
quarters for questioning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Tavern Men Get
.SentenCeChoi(e

Eight tavern owners found guilty
Of selling liquor on their premises
on Sundays by the commission
hearings were granted options to.
day of paying SIS fines or five days
suspension.
The eight were:
Stanley Piotrowski. 6S7s West
Warren avenue; Thomas x. Gin
ton. Keystone Tavern, 11949 East
lMcNichols road; Bertha Ingels
I14130 Mack avenue Louis Popp
Sonnys Cafe. 1924 Van Dyke ave-
nue.; Frank Saunders, 9040 Var
Dyke avenue; George Patelczik
IS275 Woodlawn avenue; Lawrence
Krausman, Happy's Bar 1454l
Mack avenue; Nestor and Pru,
dence DeVoever, 15045 Mack ave,
hue
Two were given suspended sen.
fences for serving liquor before the
legal hour on Sundays They wer,
Josephine Siudara, 9403 Mt. FL
ttIOtt avenue, and CaSS NJ. Buczek
$500 Mt. Elliott avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Seized in Killing
After Four Years

John Sonia, "a, OF 1922 Wood
lawn avenue, will be arraigned
today on a fugitive warrant charg-
ing he is the Henry Kuziemkow
ski who four years ago shot and
killed his sweetheart in a lovers
quarrel in Buffalo. ~ "
Sonia was arrested by Detroit
and Buffalo police near his home
where he lives with his bride OF
seven months, Edna. Officers
waited while endorsed Aef
his last pay check as a hoist
helper in a local warehouse and
said he was in a little trouble
IN Buffalo"
The warrant charges that Sonia
or Kuziemkowski as a youth
Of 20 fired several bullets from a
ID rifle into the body Of thu
sweetheart, Mary Szarpa 20, tc
whom he was engaged.
Defective Arthur Glover OF the
Detroit homicide squad said Sonia
readily admitted his dual identity
and confessed the shooting He
escaped 10 California, Glover
quoted him as saying, and Their
returned TO Detroit Believing
himself safe after three years II
his new identity, Sonia married
last March, Glover said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
|0usted Teacher
On and Off Job
Times star Correspondent,

MT. CLEMENS, Oct. miss
Doris Whitney. q, idol Of her pu-
pills who picketed Weller School,
near here. when she was dismissed
either is or is not back at her job
again.
Miss Whitney taught "as usual
yesterday, but Carl A. Brandon
burg. trustee of the school dis
trict, who fired her, said another
teacher is TO report Mondays
To add TO the confusion, VIII L.
Lee, Macomh County school COM
said the wrong papers
had been sent 10 Miss Whitney
when she was notified her teaching
certificate had not been used.
Apparently caught mapping, only
80 of the students who had de-
manded Miss Whitney's reinstate-
'ment IN picket lines this week
attended classes when she re-
turned Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
ban Inspection
of Court Data

Reports Of the probation depart
ment of Traffic and Ordinance
Court and of the office OF DR..
Lowell s. Selling, court pSychis-
trist, will no longer be available
for inspection by newspapermen
or other interested persons, Traf-
fic Judge Thomas F. Mahef
announced today. He said the
regulation was decided upon after
a conference between himself and
Traffic Judge George T. Murphy.
The regulation Is long over
due" Judge Maher said. THE
reports contain much personal
information on defendants which
ought to be kept confidential"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Asks More Help
For. Graft Trials

Assignment Of two Wayn e
County circuit judges to ry-fe-
naming jury cases in order to give
the several hundred defendants a
speedy trial will be asked of pre-
siding Circuit Judge Ira w. Jayne
next week by Prosecutor William
Z. Bowling.
Bowling explained that visiting
Circuit Judge Earl c. Pugsley, who
has conducted the grand jury
trials 10 date, will be occupied
with the trial of former Mayor
Richard w. Reading and his GA
fellow defendants for the re-
of 1871. Assistance is
needed if the other cases are not
TO drag on for another year or
more, Bowling said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
l3--NO Luck
Fail to Find Readin g
Jury After 2 Weeks

There is still no jury today &c
hear the trial of former Mayor
Richard W. Reading and Ga others
on charges of CONSPIRACY in the
operation of numbers and policy
games.
Box score:
Jurors examined: SIT
Dismissed for cause: 233
Dismissed by defense challenges;
I153.
Dismissed by prosecution chal.
lenges: 131.
With eight women and two men
locked up for further examination
on Monday. Circuit Judge Earl &
Pugsley has ordered new jury
panel to report, Yesterday was
the thirteenth day in which at
tempts have been made to pick the
Jury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Money on Love?
Woman in Suit Says She Gaze Man $I,467 to SoUe;
He Calls 1t Breach of Promise in Disguise

Miss Irene Rocks gentleman
friend told her that her savings
were safer with him than in a
.bank-but they weren't, Miss Rock
complained today in a suit now
under Amusement before Circuit
Judge Arthur Webster
Defendant in the suit IS Frank
lin Westgate, 39-ycar-old DSR con-
ductor from whom Miss Rock is
demanding Sl167
Miss Rock. % of "A West Buena
Vista avenue. Highland Park, a
waitress. testified.
The banks were in trouble
and | wanted some place 90 put
my weekly savings Of 81 or So a
week so they would he safe. tie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
ST. Paul Plan Opposed
BY AFL Fire Fighters

The AFL Fire Fighters Associa-
ton today was on record as
opposing the so-called 81. Paul
plan which provides annual wage
adjustments for city employees ac-
cording TO cost of living changes.
Bernard j. Ryan. secretary of
the association. said the plan is
opposed because II does not take
into consideration the general rise
in the national standard of living.
A hearing on the plan is sched-
uled before Common Council
next Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
GOT THEIR MONEY BACK

Several women who had sat fol-
an hour or so, left and demanded
their money returned. They got it
One young woman, in her early
30's, made off with seven of the
men. by actual count.
Some one turned on the radio
and the first music was the open.
ing strains of The Prisoner
Song" Sensing a tactical error
Mrs. Stull promptly tipped the
control button.
One man came in and an.
noHnced he was a Scorpio anc
said he was looking for a light
Aries. Another man. who sale
he is dancing instructor. asked
for a German-Lutheran woman
born in America.
But Mrs. Stull won't admit de-
feat in Detroit.
Tonight therell be music for
dancing and other entertainment
designed 10 break the ice.
I'VE never needed this before
To get people TO fall in love-" said
the mistress of ceremonies, "but
II that's the way Detroit has TO
he treated, we'll try again. So
it's 'cHfffng All men for Satur-
day night again, and I'll keep
my fingers crossed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Plaque Given 10 Israel

For his Al years service in the
Detroit fire department, Walter
+. Israel who retired as chief two
weeks ago was honored today by
Common Council which presented
him with a plaque commemorative
his services. He was also COM
mended by Councilman John c.
Lodge in a presentation talk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Two Draw $50 Fines
For Brief PiCketinq

A few minutes picketing al the
formerly-struck Evans Products
Company cost two Mechanics
Educational Society members $50
each. Circuit Court re cor q S
showed today.
Judge Sherman d. Calender
found Orville Plake. an organizer
and James Fargo. a member
guilty Of violating an injunction
holdingothe number Of pickets at
any entrance 10 the plant. 1910
Fullerton avenue. 10 a maximum
of five and prohibiting pickets
from interfering with drivers en-
tering the plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-04
Auto E1OOferS FaER
Slip of Tongue Traps Thief Alabama Visitors
Report All Their Clothes Stolen

thief soon after he had broken
into the Cameron car They were
suspicious when they saw him
carrying a large bundle of clothes
and even more suspicious when he
said he was taking them TO a man
at the corner of Hastings and st.
Antoine strets.
The officers doubted the state
ment because the two streets
don't interSect.
The thief, David Harris, 80, of
1928 Rivard street. left for 90
days in Jackson Prison about the
same time that Doctor and Mrs.
Cameron land the clean collar
left for Buffalo.